The Wolves got themselves on the scoreboard thanks to the might of Sipley as three defenders could not keep out the Niue prop at close range. The second period saw no quarter given and both sides lost a player to the sin-bin in the early stages. Super League's record try scorer Josh Charnley was penalised for head contact on Toby King, while Warrington scrum-half Leon Hayes joined him for a dangerous tackle on Owen Trout. Warrington Wolves head coach Sam Burgess told Sky Sports:"It is one of those games. "In that second half I thought we started with great spirit.