Warrington Wolves secured a hard-fought 27-16 victory over Wakefield Trinity at the Halliwell Jones Stadium, maintaining their perfect start to the new Betfred Super League season. The Wolves led 14-2 at halftime after Marc Sneyd's penalty and tries from Toafofoa Sipley and Albert Hopoate, though Wakefield mounted a spirited second-half comeback.

Wakefield's resilience showed through tries from Jayden Myers and Oliver Pratt, but Warrington's experience told in the closing stages. Josh Smith and Toby King sealed the win in the final minutes after Sneyd's precise kicking game created opportunities. The yellow card shown to Sipley for repeated fouls proved pivotal as Wakefield capitalized on their numerical advantage.

Meanwhile, St Helens delivered a dominant 36-4 performance against Catalans Dragons in Perpignan, with a huge second-half surge securing their second win of the season. Daryl Clark marked his 350th Super League appearance with the opening try, while Shane Wright, Jacob Host, and Kyle Feldt all crossed as Saints ran riot. Catalans' only response came late through Charlie Staines.