Wigan Warriors moved jointly top of the Super League table with a commanding 34-6 victory over Bradford Bulls at Odsal. The visitors scored six tries through Jake Wardle (2), Adam Keighran, Bevan French, Kian Mc Dermott and Jake Kerr, with Harry Smith adding five goals. Bradford managed only one consolation try from Andy Ackers.

Wigan dominated defensively after a slow start, with their first points coming from a brilliant individual effort by Wardle who broke through two tackles. The Warriors extended their lead before half-time with scores from Keighran and French, before adding three more tries after the break as Bradford's tired defence capitulated. The result strengthens Wigan's second-place position, now level on points with Leeds, while Bradford remain 13th in the table.