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80MinutesIn | Episode 4 | The Grand ol’ Wire of York

🏉 Warrington Wolves 27-16 Wakefield Trinity In this weeks episode : Sam Burgess men made it two from two to start the 2026 season, but they certainly had to work for it. After building a solid 14-2 lead at the break thanks to tries from Toafoa Sipley and Albert Hopoate, Wakefield refused to go away. Trinity mounted a serious second half comeback with scores from Max Jowitt and Jayden Myers, narrowing the gap and testing the Wolves defence. However, a debut Super League try for Josh Smith and a late Toby King sealer bolstered by the clinical boot of Marc Sneyddd who even slotted a cheeky drop goal ensured the points stayed in Warrington. A tough, professional win that shows this squad has the grit to match the flair. 💎 The Future is Bright: Reserves Dominate Before the first team took the field, the Warrington Resvers once again stole the show at Victoria Park. Coming off a 62-0 drubbing of Hull KR last week, they backed it up with a dominant 42-4 victory over Hull FC. • Flynn Holden and Bailey Lund both crossed for doubles. • Leon Hayes was pulling the strings all afternoon. • The defense was "unrelenting," only conceding a consolation try in the final seconds. 🎰 Vegas Heartbreak for the Robins Finally, we have to talk about the absolute shocker in Sin City. Just nine days after being crowned World Club Champions, Hull KR were dismantled by a rampant Leeds Rhinos at Allegiant Stadium. The Rhinos ran riot in a 58-6 annihilation, with Maika Sivo bagging four tries in front of a record Vegas crowd. It’s a massive reality check for the Robins and a huge statement of of intent from Leeds. Is a trophy heading to Headingley this year? What did you make of the Wolves performance? And is there any coming back for Hull KR after that Vegas disaster? Let us know in the comments!