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Farrell, Golding. Sign in. Forgot your password? Get help. Password recovery. Caribbean News. Huddersfield almost produced a shock but a forward pass denied Louis Senior.

The win relieves some pressure on Adrian Lam and Wigan but it took a second-half fightback to secure it after a patched-up Huddersfield made a flying start. Giants back-rower McQueen thundered through after Wigan had tossed away possession, and there was controversy as Sam Powell was injured in backplay when the visitors got their second after Cudjoe collected an Oliver Ashall-Bott pass to streak in.

Marshall tracked a superb angled grubber kick in behind by half-back Smith - who showed some quality and telling touches - to put Wigan on the board before half-time.

Huddersfield, who were in wait for a win themselves, dominated the ruck in the opening 40, but fatigue seemed to affect their pack as the game turned. The Cherry and Whites had struggled to punch holes in the Giants line and it took pressure to build for them to get the two second-half scores.

Clark rumbled over from a flowing move across the line to set anxiety among the Huddersfield defence, and then Smith raced in following a left-edge burst from Farrell to finally take the lead. Both sides will have nervous waits on players, with Powell and Ashall-Bott taken off with head knocks in a season already packed with injury issues.

Wigan head coach Adrian Lam:. We started well, then the first two times they had the ball they scored two tries, and I thought 'here we go again'. Huddersfield head coach Ian Watson:. He retired at the end of the season after a year in Perpignan with Catalans, but returned to the game in as he was named for Wests Tigers in the Perth Nines.

Paul Deacon was a member of the Wigan coaching staff for four years since retiring from playing in and also worked as assistant to then-head coach Steve McNamara with England. He now works as a coach for Sale Sharks. He will enter his 12th season with the Warriors and his 20th in his career.

The former England and Great Britain international started as prop in the Grand Final, and made more than career appearances across stints with Bradford, Wigan and Huddersfield. He once held the world record for a transfer fee. According to his LinkedIn, Fielden now works as a p astoral and behavioural interventions, as well as earning his level two gym instructor and level three personal training qualifications in The England and Ireland international signed a new deal with Catalans Dragons for Andy Coley made more than career appearances, having made his debut for Swinton.

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