Wigan Warriors produced a dominant 48-10 victory over Wakefield Trinity, with 20-year-old winger Noah Hodkinson scoring four tries to continue his remarkable run of nine tries in six games. The Warriors' attacking display saw Liam Farrell cross twice for his 150th Wigan try, while Adam Keighran successfully converted six goals in the convincing win.

Coach Matt Peet's side moved to fourth place in the Super League table, extending their impressive form just two weeks after the Challenge Cup triumph at Wembley. Hodkinson's second hat-trick of the season came alongside tries from Ollie Partington, Jake Wardle and Zach Eckersley, showcasing Wigan's depth across the field. Bevan French made another 25-minute appearance as he gradually returns from a three-month injury layoff.

Wakefield entered the match unbeaten at home in five games and sitting third, but collapsed against the visitors' relentless pressure. Trinity coach Daryl Powell acknowledged his side's poor performance, citing missing players including Mason Lino, Corey Hall and suspended Jazz Tevaga as contributing factors to their fifth league defeat.

The result drops Wakefield to fifth place and highlights the growing gap between the league's elite and chasing pack. Wigan's current momentum makes them genuine contenders for the playoffs, while Wakefield must regroup quickly to maintain their top-six aspirations.