  LES CATALANS DRAGONS 32
Tries (6): Jean-Philippe Baile, Thomas Bosc, Olivier Elima, Aaron Gorrell, Sebastien Raguin, Julien Touxagas
Goals (4): Thomas Bosc (4)
WAKEFIELD TRINITY WILDCATS 38
Tries (6): Damien Blanch 2, Ryan Atkins, Danny Brough, Sean Gleeson, Tevita Leo-Latu
Goals (7): Danny Brough (7)
Venue: Stade Gilbert Brutus
Crowd: 8,320
Referee: Phil Bentham
Halftime score: Wakefield Trinity Wildcats 26-10 | |
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Sun August 24, 2008 Source: www.superleague.co.ukWakefield Trinity Wildcats put a halt to their losing run and climbed a place to seventh in the engage Super League, after a 38-32 thriller against Catalans Dragons tonight. Wakefield looked home and dry at the interval, having opened up a 26-10 lead, but Catalans fought back. It took a second try of the match from Damien Blanch to reassert Wakefield in the match and stem the flow of points from the home side - and Danny Brough's late goal gave the visitors a six-point cushion. Catalans were without a host of regulars for the match, their last at home in the regular season, and it showed as Wildcats dominated the first half. Sean Gleeson, Blanch and Brough crossed for early tries as the visitors made the best start imaginable following their long trip. Ryan Atkins also touched down before the break, leaving the Dragons with a mountain to climb. Julien Touxagas and Aaron Gorrell replied with tries for the hosts. Wakefield were coming into the match on the back of eight consecutive defeats, the latest of which came at Wigan Warriors eight days previously. They even had to deny earlier this month that coach John Kear had resigned amid the disastrous run of results, which included a defeat to Hull FC in the Carnegie Challenge Cup semi-finals. Victory at the Stade Gilbert Brutus will lift spirits, but the second half was at times a struggle for the Wildcats. Olivier Elima, Jean-Philippe Baile, Sebastien Raguin and Thomas Bosc responded to New Zealand star Tevita Leo-Latu's early try - and the momentum looked to be with Catalans as the match reached its climax. However, Blanch took the heat off shortly after Bosc had kicked Catalans on to level terms - and Brough made sure Wakefield would return to Yorkshire with a victory by slotting his late goal. Report Source: www.superleague.co.uk |
Round 26
Les Catalans Dragons 32 l. Wakefield Trinity Wildcats 38
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