Warrington rallies to defeat St Helens and reclaim Super League top spot
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 9:03 PM
Last updated Jun 11, 2026
Warrington Wolves defeated St Helens 18-6 at the Totally Wicked Stadium on June 11, regaining the top position in the Super League. Trailing early after a try from Tristan Sailor, Warrington leveled in the first half with an Albert Hopoate try. They took control in the second half, with Josh Smith scoring a long-range try and Iwan Irwin adding another following a St Helens error. This victory marks Warrington's fourth consecutive win, while St Helens experiences a third straight loss, dropping to fourth in the standings. They also lost key player Jonny Lomax to injury, complicating their efforts to claw back in the race for the top.
- •Warrington leads St Helens 18-6 at full-time.
- •Warrington scores four tries, including two in the second half.
- •Jonny Lomax leaves the match with a jaw injury.
- •Warrington's fourth straight victory solidifies their top position.
- •St Helens has lost three matches in a row.
- 9:03 PMYahoo Sports — Warrington go top with win at St Helens
- 9:03 PMBBC Sport — Warrington go top with win at St Helens
"Teenager Ewan Irwin shone as Warrington came from behind to move top of the Betfred Super League with a hard-fought 18-6 win at rivals St Helens.
"Warrington Wolves move back to the top of the Super League table as they come from behind to beat St Helens.
"Warrington Wolves move back to the top of the Super League table as they come from behind to beat St Helens.
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External links- Yahoo SportsJun 11, 2026, 9:03 PMWarrington go top with win at St Helens
Warrington Wolves move back to the top of the Super League table as they come from behind to beat St Helens.
- BBC SportJun 11, 2026, 9:03 PMWarrington go top with win at St Helens
Warrington Wolves move back to the top of the Super League table as they come from behind to beat St Helens.
- Sky Sports—Warrington go top of Super League with comeback win at St Helens
Teenager Ewan Irwin shone as Warrington came from behind to move top of the Betfred Super League with a hard-fought 18-6 win at rivals St Helens.
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