Wigan 28 - St Helens 16

Wigan Warriors beat their local rivals St Helens in front of a sell-out crowd at the DW Stadium.

Betts signs new Widnes Vikings deal

Widnes head coach Denis Betts has signed a new contract that will keep him at the Stobart Stadium until the end of the 2014 season.

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Saints chairman welcomes Turner signing

Jordan is one of the most exciting talents in the game at the moment and we are delighted to secure his services for the next two seasons.

Not only does he possess good feet and a great turn of pace, but he's matured into an excellent defender too.

At 23, he is still developing and will no doubt do so further under the tutelage of Nathan Brown and his staff.

– Saints chairman Eamonn McManus

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Wigan wait on Leuluai scan

by David Chisnall
Thomas Leuluai to undergo a scan on an ankle injury picked up playing for the Exiles

Wigan's Thomas Leuluai is to undergo scans on an ankle injury after being carried off on a stretcher with suspected ligament damage during the Exiles' defeat to England on Saturday night. Tries from Gareth Hock, Danny Tickle and Sam Tomkins helped England win 18-10 at Langtree Park.

Wigan Warriers' Gareth Hock loses appeal against two-match ban

Wigan forward Gareth Hock has lost his appeal against the two-match ban he received following his dismissal against St Helens on Sunday.

Hock was one of three players sent off by referee Ben Thaler following a brawl at a scrum. He was suspended after the Rugby Football League's disciplinary panel met last night.Today he appealed against the severity of the sentence but the original decision was upheld.

Hock, who has been an ever-present up to now, will miss Friday's game with champions Leeds and Wigan's trip to Catalan Dragons the following Saturday.

He was not named in Wigan coach Shaun Wane's 19-man squad, which includes youngsters Rhodri Lloyd and Jack Murphy, both hoping to make their debuts.

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