Warrington Wolves dominated Bradford Bulls with a 42-4 triumph at Bartercard Odsal Stadium, keeping their outside hopes of a top‑two finish alive.

The Bulls, winless in nine outings, were overwhelmed early. Sam Burgess’s side took control halfway through the first period, with Matty Ashton scoring twice and contributions from Albert Hopoate, Toby King, Joe Philbin, Jordy Crowther and Ewan Irwin. Irwin’s flawless kicking added seven points, extending a run of 15 consecutive successful kicks.

The victory moved Warrington to fourth in the Super League table, six points behind Leeds Rhinos and four behind Wigan. With six games left, the club sits just outside the top three, while George Williams’s imminent return could push them even higher.

Despite the heavy loss, Bradford’s only scorer was Ethan Ryan, who had already notched his 13th try of the season. The match highlighted the gap between the struggling Bulls and the Wolves' disciplinedәх