Salford Red Devils claimed victory against Warrington Wolves in a thrilling Super League encounter. The game saw a dramatic turn as Salford was awarded a crucial penalty try in the final 10 minutes after an off-ball tackle on Ryan Brierley. Despite a valiant effort from Warrington, Salford’s resilience and strategic play led them to triumph.
The match started with both teams exchanging tries in the first half. Salford’s Tim Lafai and Joe Mellor found the try-line, matched by efforts from Warrington’s James Harrison and George Williams. A drop-goal from Marc Sneyd gave Salford a slight edge at halftime.
In the second half, the intensity escalated, with Warrington’s Stefan Ratchford leveling the score with a penalty kick. However, Salford surged ahead with a penalty try, capitalizing on a critical moment in the game.
Salford’s performance showcased their defensive prowess and tactical execution, with players like Jack Ormondroyd and Kallum Watkins making significant contributions. Despite Warrington’s spirited display, Salford’s solid defense and strategic play ultimately secured the win.
The victory marked another successful chapter in head coach Paul Rowley’s tenure, highlighting Salford’s ability to compete against top teams in the league. Despite a serious injury to Warrington’s Leon Hayes, the match was a testament to both teams’ resilience and determination.
Salford: Brierley, Ryan, Macdonald, Lafai, Cross, Atkin, Sneyd, Ormondroyd, Mellor, Vuniyayawa, Wright, Watkins, Partington.
Warrington: Dufty, J. Thewlis, King, Ratchford, Russell, Williams, Hayes, Harrison, Walker, Vaughan, Nicholson, Fitzgibbon, Currie.
Interchanges: Philbin, Crowther, Bullock, Powell.
Referee: James Vella
Credit: BBC Sport
