Warrington secured a narrow 16-14 victory over Hull in a closely contested match marked by key moments early on. Leon Hayes and Matty Ashton each scored two tries for Warrington, including a decisive three-minute burst that shifted momentum in their favor. The game’s outcome was influenced by two early yellow cards for Hull players Joe Batchelor and Ligi Sao, with Batchelor's caution occurring just 22 seconds into the match.

Despite a strong fightback from Hull, highlighted by tries from Ethan O’Neill and Tom Briscoe, Warrington managed to hold on for the win. Warrington coach Sam Burgess acknowledged the challenge his team faced after a demanding stretch of four games in 16 days, noting both the physical toll on his players and the mental fatigue involved in coaching duties.

In other matches, Wakefield secured their place in the play-offs with a 28-12 victory over York. Lachlan Walmsley played a pivotal role, contributing two tries to his team’s successful campaign. Meanwhile, Toulouse overcame a resilient Bradford side, who were depleted by injuries, to win 28-18, maintaining their strong form despite the opposition’s spirited effort.