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Round 26
Hull KR 24 l. Wigan Warriors 40 |
 
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 Click the match link for full match details including teams, scoring details, articles and more Fri September 7 2007, 8:00PM GMT Fri: St Helens 36 d. Warrington Wolves 16 at Knowsley Road, St Helens, UK Crowd: 11,746 Fri September 7 2007, 8:00PM GMT Fri: Leeds Rhinos 6 l. Hull FC 17 at Headingley, Leeds, UK Crowd: 17,424 Sat September 8 2007, 3:00PM GMT Sat: Harlequins 22 d. Salford City Reds 16 at The Stoop, Twickenham, UK Crowd: 2,347 Sun September 9 2007, 3:00PM GMT Sun: Bradford Bulls 40 d. Les Catalans Dragons 8 at Odsal Stadium, Bradford, Yorkshire, UK Crowd: 9,350 Sun September 9 2007, 3:00PM GMT Sun: Hull KR 24 l. Wigan Warriors 40 at Craven Park, Hull (UK) Crowd: 7,370 Sun September 9 2007, 4:00PM GMT Sun: Huddersfield Giants 24 d. Wakefield Trinity Wildcats 22 at Galpharm Stadium, Huddersfield, UK Crowd: 7,066  Round 26 Super League Reports Tue September 11, 2007 Source: www.superleague.co.uk engage Super League Round 26 Reports. Friday 7th September 2007 - KO.2000 Leeds (6) 6 Hull (10) 17 Match Official: R. Silverwood Venue: Headingley Attendance: 17,424 Hull FC bounced back from their derby humiliation to pull off a shock 17-6 win at Headingley Carnegie and ensured the engage Super League leaders' shield remained with St Helens. Leeds Rhinos, who faded badly after taking a 6-0 lead, cannot now catch Saints and need a point from their final match of the regular season against Wakefield next Friday to hold on to second place. Click here for the full report Friday 7th September 2007 - KO.2000 St Helens (18) 36 Warrington (10) 16 Match Official: A Klein Venue: Knowsley Road Attendance: 11,746 St Helens claimed top spot in the engage Super League for the third successive year as they outscored Warrington Wolves by six tries to two in front of a bumper 11,746 crowd with a 36-16 win. Kiwi wing Francis Meli claimed a hat-trick while Lee Gilmour, Ade Gardner, James Roby and Leon Pryce were also on the scoresheet against a Wolves side who had Great Britain forward Adrian Morley sent off in the 68th minute for a high tackle. Click here for the full report Saturday 8th September 2007 - KO.1500 Harlequins RL (10) 22 Salford (10) 16 Match Official: P Bentham Venue: Twickenham Stoop Attendance: 2,347 Rikki Sheriffe kept Harlequins' play-off dreams alive and condemned relegated Salford to yet another defeat by 22-16 at the Twickenham Stoop. Winger Sheriffe picked up two tries for Quins to register their first win in six weeks and keep them within touching distance of the play-off games. Click here for the full report Sunday 9th September 2007 - KO.1600 Huddersfield (12) 24 Wakefield (20) 22 Match Official: S Ganson (St Helens) Venue: The Galpharm Stadium Attendance: 7,066 In-form Huddersfield Giants overturned a 10-point deficit to edge a Galpharm Stadium thriller and clinch a first-appearance in the engage Super League play-offs. A sixth win from their last seven matches completed a remarkable transformation for the Giants, who were firm relegation favourites back in April after losing their opening seven games. Click here for the full report Sunday 9th September 2007 - KO.1500 Bradford (12) 40 Catalans Dragons (8) 8 Match Official: B Thaler (Wakefield) Venue: Grattan Stadium Attendance: 9,350 Nathan McAvoy grabbed his first try of the season to save both his modesty and Bradford Bull's slim hopes of finishing second in engage Super League. The Bulls must beat Hull and hope Leeds slip up against Wakefield next week but McAvoy could be forgiven with being more concerned at finally getting himself off the mark. Click here for the full report Sunday 9th September 2007 - KO.1500 Hull K R (8) 24 Wigan (28) 40 Match Official: I Smith (Oldham) Venue: New Craven Park Attendance: 7,370 Wigan Warriors' hopes of rescuing another tumultuous season by securing a play-off spot were boosted by a comfortable engage Super League win over a carefree Hull KR at Craven Park. Brian Noble's men have now leapfrogged Warrington into the top six but know that with the Wolves, Wakefield and Huddersfield all breathing down their necks, they still need to win at bitter rivals St Helens on Friday to hold on. Click here for the full report Reports sent by: www.superleague.co.uk |
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