Wigan edge out St Helens in Magic Weekend 16-14

• Wigan Warriors overcame St Helens with a 16-14 win at Hill Dickinson Stadium at Magic Weekend.
• In another tight game, Wigan came out on top with tries from Jake Field and Adam Eckersley; Jack Uelsby scored twice in a captain's challenge “ab report”.
• On the final play, Wigan prevailed after a try by Krisz Kendal, thanks to a captain's challenge “ab report”.

Wigan Warriors beat St Helens 16-14 at the Betfred Super League Magic WKND at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Half-time penalty by Jackson Hastings in the first half of the match: Adam Keighran put Wigan ahead with a try by Jack Devis; Adam Eckersley scored the decisive try after St Helens were unable to score from a captain's challenge without time, which would have been a try. The score then went to Wigan, with St Helens unable to respond, and the match ended with Wigan winning by 16-14.

According to the material, after the match ended Wigan held on to a golden point after the match was tied 16-16. St Helens' final try was ruled out after a captain's challenge without time, which would have been a try. However, Wigan still won in the end.

St Helens' try by Royle put them ahead 16-14 with the game ending in a 16-14 victory. However, the material says that St Helens' penalty after captain's challenge without time was ruled out, which would have been a try. Garry Robertson then went on to score, but St Helens' try was not enough, and the match ended with a 16-16 tie.

Up to the end of the match, with the match decided, there were a number of sin-bins. In the end, Jack Uelsby came out with two sin-bins, while Wigan's hooker also scored a try in the same period. The material notes that Royle had to win captain's challenges with the “ab report”.

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