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Post by BVADMIN on Jul 4, 2019 22:12:35 GMT
***** NEXT UP *****
WARRINGTON WOLVES v SALFORD RED DEVILS
FRIDAY 12th JULY 2019
19.45
AT THE H.J.STADIUM..
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Post by SALFORD GIRL on Jul 12, 2019 21:46:01 GMT
Super League:
Warrington Wolves 12-22 Salford Red Devils...Betfred Super League
Warrington (6) 12
Tries: J Clark, Davis Goals: Patton 2
Salford (8) 22
Tries: Inu 2, Lannon, Welham Goals: Inu 3[/tt] Salford winger Krisnan Inu scored 14 of his side's points as the Red Devils won at the Halliwell Jones Stadium for the second time this season.
After Jason Clark's converted try cancelled out Ryan Lannon's opener for the visitors, Inu's first penalty helped Salford led 8-6 at the break.
The visitors stretched clear with two Inu tries, the second of them improved, either side of one from Kris Welham.
But, despite Matt Davis's late score, the Wolves could get no closer.
A repeat of their Good Friday home defeat by Salford now leaves Warrington 10 points adrift of St Helens.
Salford effectively won the game when they scored twice within seven minutes of the restart, when Welham scored in the corner, then Inu collected Jackson Hastings' kick to the corner to touch down.
Both kicks were missed but, from another teasing Hastings kick, Junior Sa'u flicked the ball back into play just before it ran dead and the grateful Inu was on hand to touch the ball down for a superb try which he converted from the touchline, to make it 22-6.
Wire, who badly missed key forwards Chris Hill and Mike Cooper, then suffered the sinbinning of Sitaleki Akauola for a high tackle on Tyrone McCarthy.
Despite being down to 12 men, they claimed the final score of the game with 17 minutes remaining, through Davis, also goaled by Declan Patton to give them a slight hope at 22-12.
But they could find no further way though, to leave Steve Price's men still only four points ahead of third-placed Hull.
Warrington head coach Steve Price told BBC Radio Manchester:
"I am really disappointed. I was disappointed with our style of footy tonight and we were way too lateral and sideways tonight.
"We weren't very direct which is what we set out to be. I thought we went away from the plan we set out to do.
"We need to look at ourselves and myself included."
Salford Red Devils boss Ian Watson told BBC Radio Manchester:
"It was an outstanding performance. Obviously last week it was probably our worst performance and now this week we've been outstanding.
"The players' attitude - they've gone back to doing what they were doing at the start of the season and what we want to have our standards as.
"In the next few weeks we've got teams in and around us so we need to make sure we've got that level of effort and attitude."
Warrington Wolves:
Mamo; Lineham, Goodwin, King, Charnley; Austin, Patton; Tasi, D Clark, Akauola, Currie, Hughes, Davis. Interchanges: J Clark, Philbin, Walker, Moran.
Salford Red Devils:
Evalds; Inu, Welham, Sa'u, Bibby; Lolohea, Hastings; Burke, Tomkins, Dudson, Lannon, McCarthy, Flanagan. Interchanges: Walker, J. Johnson, Lussick, Lawton.
Sin Bin: Akauola (58).
Referee: Chris Kendall.
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Post by BVADMIN on Jul 18, 2019 6:39:50 GMT
***** NEXT UP ***** SALFORD RED DEVILS v CATALANS DRAGONS SUNDAY 21st JULY 2019 15.00 AT THE A.J. BELL STADIUM..
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Post by BVADMIN on Jul 21, 2019 16:41:33 GMT
SALFORD RED DEVILS 40 - 14 CATALANS DRAGONS Betfred Super League
Salford (16) 40
Tries: Johnson, Olphert, Welham 2, Lolohea, Evalds, Flanagan Goals: Inu 3, Lolohea 3
Catalans (8) 14
Tries: Kasiano, Williame Goals: Tomkins 3
Salford Red Devils kept pace with the top five in Super League thanks to victory over Catalans Dragons.
Josh Johnson, Derrell Olpherts and Kris Welham crossed for Salford to give them a 16-8 half-time lead, with Sam Kasiano going over for Catalans.
Brayden Williame reduced the deficit, but tries from Tui Lolohea, Niall Evalds, Welham and Mark Flanagan made it a convincing victory for the hosts.
Salford move two points behind fifth-placed Castleford with six games to go.
Both teams now face a two-week break with neither involved in Saturday's Challenge Cup semi-finals.
Salford next visit bottom side London Broncos on Sunday, 4 August, and Catalans, who drop to sixth in the table, host second-placed Warrington a day earlier.
Salford: Evalds, Welham, Bibby, Dudson, Jones, Walker, McCarthy, Tomkins, Olpherts, Inu, Lannon, Lolohea, Hastings. Replacements: Flanagan, Lussick, Burke, Johnson.
Catalans: Gigot, Mead, Wiliame, Smith, Casty, McIlorum, Garcia, Bousquet, Simon, Whitley, Romano, Yaha, Tomkins. Replacements: Jullien, Albert, Maria, Kasiano.
Referee: C. Kendall.
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Post by BVADMIN on Jul 25, 2019 16:52:19 GMT
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Post by BVADMIN on Jul 30, 2019 8:05:26 GMT
***** NEXT UP *****
LONDON BRONCOS v SALFORD RED DEVILS
SUNDAY 4th AUGUST 2019:
AT EALING TRAILFINDERS
KICK OFF 15:00
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Post by BVADMIN on Aug 2, 2019 13:27:05 GMT
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Post by BVADMIN on Aug 4, 2019 15:59:11 GMT
LONDON BRONCOS 28-58 SALFORD RED DEVILS.... MATCH REPORTSalford's Niall Evalds Niall Evalds is Super League's leading try scorer this season, with 21 after his hat-trick against London ..Betfred Super League
London Broncos (6) 28
Tries: Williams, Yates, Fleming, Adebiyi, Butler Goals: Dixon 4
Salford Red Devils (36) 58
Tries: Inu 2, Flanagan, Jones, Evalds 3, Lolohea, Welham, Hastings Goals: Lolohea 8, Inu Niall Evalds' hat-trick helped Salford keep their Super League play-off hopes alive by thrashing London Broncos.
The Red Devils raced into a 36-6 half-time lead through two Krisnan Inu tries and scores for Mark Flanagan, Josh Jones, Evalds and Tui Lolohea.
Evalds ran in two more after the break, while Kris Welham and Jackson Hastings also went over.
Rhys Williams, Luke Yates, Matty Fleming, Sadiq Adebiyi and Rob Butler crossed for the well-beaten Broncos.
Salford's victory sees them climb above Castleford, who were beaten in golden-point extra time by Hull KR, and into sixth in the table on points difference, two points behind both Wigan and Catalans Dragons, with the top five all qualifying for the play-offs.
Rovers' dramatic win did the Broncos, who remain bottom of the table, few favours in their bid to avoid relegation back to the Championship, although they remain only two points behind each of the four sides directly above them.
However, Danny Ward's side, who had beaten leaders St Helens for the second time this season in their previous game, were never in this contest as Inu, Flanagan and Jones all crossed for the first three of Salford's 10 tries before Williams replied with a 90m interception score.
Evalds dived on to a kick to extend Salford's lead and the result was beyond doubt early in the second half as the Red Devils ran in four more tries without reply, including a second for Evalds when Hastings sent him through, to extend their lead to 48-6.
London added some respectability to the score late on but there was still time for Super League's top try-scorer this season Evalds to complete his hat-trick with his side's final try and his 21st of the season.
'We got dominated' - post-match reaction
Salford head coach Ian Watson: "Every game is a big game for us now, especially coming towards the back end when we want to make sure we can give ourselves an opportunity to get in the play-offs as well, so that was a big result for us.
"Teams have come here this year and been turned over. We didn't want to be one of the teams that came here and got beat so we knew we had to turn up with the right kind of attitude and the right kind of effort in the right areas.
"We were disappointed as a team actually conceding the 28 points we conceded because if we do want to be a genuine play-off team, we can't be letting those soft tries in at the back end of games."
London Broncos head coach Danny Ward: "It was pretty poor from us from the majority of the 17 which was disappointing. Defensively we just weren't there and we got dominated by a good Salford side.
"But we just let them do what they want and let them play their tempo, so we weren't at the races which makes it hard to put a reason why. We prepared them well, had two weeks to focus on them and we just didn't come out of the blocks with any intensity.
"To score 28 points at home you expect to win the game, but when your defence is that poor, you're not going to stand a chance. We've got to iron out the areas we weren't great in and then be better next week.
"We're not worrying about the table and where we're at, just take it one game at a time and onto Castleford next week where we'll have to be a hell of a lot better than we were today."
London Broncos: Walker, Dixon, Fleming, Kear, Williams, Abdull, Lamb, Krasniqi, Cunningham, Butler, Pitts, Adebiyi, Yates. Interchanges: Battye, Richards, Fozard, Mason.
Salford: Evalds, Olpherts, Welham, Bibby, Inij, Lolohea, Hastings, Walker, Tomkins, Dudson, Jones, McCarthy, Flanagan. Interchanges: Mossop, Lussick, Burke, J. Johnson.
Referee: Liam Moore (RFL
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Post by BVADMIN on Aug 4, 2019 16:03:29 GMT
***** NEXT UP ***** SALFORD RED DEVILS v HUDERSFIELD GIANTS SUNDAY 11th AUGUST 2019 15.00 AT THE A J BELL STADIUM..
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Post by BVADMIN on Aug 7, 2019 20:07:19 GMT
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