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Mike Critchley

Mike Critchley

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Senior Sports Writer, St Helens Star

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  • Saints pay a heavy price for errors in Wigan derby clash

    By Mike Critchley Verified|St Helens StarVerifiedSAINTS boss Paul Wellens rued the errors that made a massive contribution to his side’s 24-14 Good Friday defeat at Wigan. Warriors cashed in on the sloppy play-the-balls, loose carries or daft passes for all four of their tries – and to inflict another derby defeat. Saints looked dead and buried at 18-2, but remarkably they rallied with tries from Lewis Murphy and Agnatius Paasi throwing the game back in the melting pot.

    By Mike Critchley Verified · St Helens Star

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • LIVE UPDATES: Wigan Warriors 24 Saints 14 - Good Friday derby

    By Mike Critchley Verified|St Helens StarVerifiedWigan Warriors beat St Helens 24-14 in Round 8 of Super League in the Good Friday clash. They paid a heavy price for four individual errors, which directly or indirectly led to all four of Wigan's tries. They did fight back from 18-2 down to score tries from Lewis Murphy and Aganatius Paasi to peg it back to 18-14. But another Tristan Sailor error late in the game sealed Saints' fate with Abbas Miski crossing.

    By Mike Critchley Verified · St Helens Star

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Saints pay a heavy price for errors in Wigan derby clash

    By Mike Critchley Verified|St Helens StarVerifiedSAINTS boss Paul Wellens rued the errors that made a massive contribution to his side’s 24-14 Good Friday defeat at Wigan. Warriors cashed in on the sloppy play-the-balls, loose carries or daft passes for all four of their tries – and to inflict another derby defeat. Saints looked dead and buried at 18-2, but remarkably they rallied with tries from Lewis Murphy and Agnatius Paasi throwing the game back in the melting pot.

    By Mike Critchley Verified · St Helens Star

    Apr. 18, 2025

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St Helens Star

St Helens and Merseyside news, sport, events travel and more from the St Helens Star including Saints Rugby League.

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