article_snippet.sent: Warrington could hardly have made a better start, scoring two tries inside the first 10 minutes as Warrington monopolised the early play.
article_snippet.sent: Skipper Joel Monaghan had gone close in the opening moments after gathering Richie Myler's high kick to the corner and Skipper Joel Monaghan enjoyed an unopposed run-in after taking Stefan Ratchford's cut-out pass to open the scoring.
article_snippet.sent: Stefan Ratchford's added the touchline conversion and the visitors increased the visitors lead when Chris Bridge went through the attempted tackle of Chris Bridge opposite number Dan Sarginson for the first of Chris Bridge two tries.
article_snippet.sent: Wigan barely had touched the ball at that stage but the visitors quickly demonstrated the visitors attacking flair with two superbly-crafted touchdowns.
article_snippet.sent: but it was a magnificent final pass from winger Joe Burgess that enabled England second rower Liam Farrell to finish off the move .
article_snippet.sent: Moments later Sydney-bound Burgess was again the provider as full-back Ryan Hampshire, making amends for the first of two bad handling errors, went over for the Warriors' second try, with Matty Smith's second goal edging Matty Smith's side in front.
article_snippet.sent: The lead changed hands twice more before half-time, with Bridge going through Sarginson for Sarginson second try - only for Manfredi to cancel it out by taking advantage of some outrageous offloads from Anthony Gelling and Joel Tomkins to score Sarginson first.
article_snippet.sent: Leading 16-14 at the break, Anthony Gelling twice took the wrong option as Wigan were the first to attack in the second half and the misses began to look costly when when Warrington second rower Ben Currie sliced through the home defence for his side's fourth try to put them back in front.
article_snippet.sent: The hosts produced some quick hands to get Wigan over on 61 minutes but The hosts needed a huge slice of good fortune for Wigan to complete his hat-trick, with Smith's drop-goal attempt charged down and falling nicely for the big winger after Anthony Gelling had instinctively put Wigan boot to the loose ball.