Highlights | Wigan Warriors v Huddersfield Giants | 2025 Betfred Super League | Round 4

Watch all the highlights as the Warriors hosted the Giants.

Warrington Wolves looked to bounce back from their disappointing Las Vegas as they welcomed Wakefield to the Halliwell Jones Stadium. Here are all the highlights.

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[JordanJamesKhokhar]

I have to say bringing an injured Luke Thompson into the club was somewhat of a risk, how many players return from the NRL and under perform. But my god, what an absolute machine and signing he has been for us. Great athlete!

[aetfggdgdfgret]

Warriors are just amazing to watch. It's encouraging to know that Super League has the best team in the world.

[CalIrons-wrxy]

Hudd showed great fight. It didn't get out of hand until real late

[eclilanc]

They missed 2 beautiful Smith 40/20 kicks, which changed the game. Look lethargic in defence 1st half. A win is a win.

[prettyjohnshill]

are you allowed to give a forward pass in rugby league?
because almost all the highlights i've been watching has at least 1 try by a forward pass.

[craigmcghee]

Wigan doing what only Wigan can do is punish teams when they tire and nsemba what a beast

[davidbeeston]

When the likes of Junior is having a field day like that and giving Smith Field and French so much space it's a joy to watch

[peterstreiff]

Let's go *Wigan Warriors 🍒🤍🏉* ! Peter from 🇨🇭❤️ Rugby League ( 13er 🏉)

[mossymassowe]

Why the replays and VR decisions in a highlights package? Show Smith's 40/20s instead.

[matthewshaw]

Just waiting for 4peatchampions come on with his bitterness unless his mum has sent him to bed without his supper lol

[TheShmelly]

Watching this as a neutral, did Smith not get a sin bin following his hit on clune? Sure looks high on this.

There’s been a few examples of double jeopardy over the past couple of years and it makes me wonder.

I saw one game with a blatant bit of cheating but when asked by a player the ref said “you scored didn’t you”

[anonnemo]

Why show replays during a short highlights package? Why not let the YT viewer decide what he wants to see again and why show video reviews of tries? The scoreline shows the result of them.

Live coverage of Rugby League by Sky is pretty shoddy too. There are far too many replays, or even shots of the bench or the crowd, shown during live action.

[percyfree]

Ta for highlights, but each play ya show it's a try on way, do better, Huds started well for a fair bit of game

[OutAndAboutInPapuaNewGuinea]

There's a forward pass try on the 11th minute. Did the referee see it?😮

[BeckhamStocks]

Bro, I stayed up to watch this game from Australia because I support the vegan warriors and I fell asleep halfway during the game only got to the 38 minute the game cause it’s different times here in Australia and I woke up with 15 minutes ago like 12 minutes to go I believe was the 68 minute and I still feels a bit before full-time finished lol what’s the 60th minute I woke up 😂😂

[marcmelander]

At least 3 blatant forward passes for tries.

[mattylufc]

After the Hull vs Leigh game why wasnt harry smith put in the bin?

[pooley]

Very sloppy at times from wigan that long travel back clearly took its toll with wire getting beat but a win is q win 🍒

[Mark-oii]

Obvious red card completely missed by Wigan born referee Liam Moore, after Clune nearly had his head taken off by Field when kicking through for the Flanagan try. Have to say that even with 12 men Wigan would still be hard to beat, but the non-action certainly influenced the rest of the game. Why didn't the referee give him 10 or send him off on a red card?

[Hudd_Giants]

In these highlights alone, there is a clear yellow card (possibly even red) which gets missed, alongside 2 clear forward passes leading to Wigan try’s. It doesn’t show the countless holding down, offsides and late hits by Wigan which also got missed and all went unpenalized.

Take nothing away, Wigan are a world class team, probably best in the world, and they showed that, and these decisions, if went the right way, wouldn’t have changed the result, Wigan wouldn’t still found a way to win, but regardless, this doesn’t hide the fact that Liam Moore had an awful game. I have a high level of respect for officials, but he has to be one of the worst IMO