Wigan Preview
By Chris Lord
March 23 2006
Wigan face Warrington in what is a massive match for both clubs. Anothe loss will put even more pressure on the club, who should be pushing for the top 6 places in the league.
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Warrington Wolves travel to local rivals Wigan Warriors, in what is a must win for both of the clubs. Warrington go into the match on the back of the 18-10 home loss to St. Helens, whilst Wigan also go into the match with a loss away to Salford by 28-10. Warrington welcome back Rob Parker and Logan Swann from injury and illness for the clash and are also boosted by news that Chris Bridge will also be fit to face the Warriors. Over 4,500 Wolves fans are expected to make the short trip to Wigan, as the Wolves look to win for the first time in Wigan in the Super League era. Like last season's encounter, Warrington go into the match as slight favourates. Warrington Wolves 20 man squad: Grose, Fa’afili, M. Gleeson, Kohe-Love, Briers, Sullivan, Leikvoll, Clarke, Hilton, Swann, Wainwright, Noone, M. Gleeson, Westwood, Wood, Lima, Barnett, Parker, Bracek, Bridge. Wigan Warriors 20 man squad: Ashton, Brown, Calderwood, Dallas, Godwin, Hargreaves, Hansen, Higham, Paleaaesina, Logan, Moran, Melling, O’Loughlin, Orr, Prescott, Richards, Seu Seu, Tickle, Tomkins, Vaealiki.
Warrington Wolves 2006 Stats:
Wolves Top Tries: Henry Fi'Afili (6) Wolves Top Goals: Lee Briers (10) Wolves Top Drop-Goals: Lee Briers (2) Wigan Warriors 2006 Stats:
Warriors Top Tries: Brett Dallas (2) Warriors Top Goals: Danny Tickle (14) Warriors Top Drop-Goals: n/a Wigan Warriors v Warrington Wolves Record:
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