Wolves can keep it close at Hull in top-two rumble

Warrington's Ben Currie (middle) could be out for up to nine monthsCredit: Gareth Copley

A week ago, when Wigan’s Ben Flower was sent off with Warrington leading 28-14, the Wolves looked nailed-on certainties to lift the League Leader’s Shield.

Twenty mystifying minutes later, Tony Smith’s team had capitulated against 12 men to leave them odds-on to finish third and miss out on a home tie in the playoff semi-finals.

Warrington will still finish top if they avoid defeat at Hull tonight but the Black & Whites will take pole position if they prevail.

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Rod Studd

Published on 22 September 2016inRugby League tips

Last updated 19:12, 22 September 2016

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