GIBB 'N' TAKE

'No white flag' as Wolves fight back to edge thriller

- DAVE CRAVEN

Warrington 16

Leigh 14

MATTY NICHOLSON'S stunning try delivered yet another win as Sam Burgess's Warrington got out of jail, after Lachlan Fitzgibbon sparked a fightback.

Having shocked St Helens with an epic 31-8 Challenge Cup victory last Sunday, it was crucial high-flying Wolves backed it up in Super League, and Nicholson (below) landed the crucial blow.

They had looked in danger of crashing to a first home loss to Leigh since 1987 after Ricky Leutele's fine effort put the lowly visitors 14-6 ahead early in the second period.

Warrington seemed devoid of ideas in response.

But after Ben McNamara's pass was intercepted, superb second-row Fitzgibbon who had scored Wolves' first try - crashed through on 63 minutes to serve up deftly for Matt Dufty to bag his eighth try of the season.