WARRINGTON Wolves boss Tony Smith is giving youth a chance when the

Wolves start their Carnegie Challenge Cup campaign against Keighley

Cougars this Sunday afternoon with a trip to Cougar Park, kick off 2pm.

WARRINGTON Wolves never recovered from a nightmare start in the South of France as they suffered their heaviest defeat in more than three years going down 44-16 at Catalan Dragons.

A man of the match performance from Richie Myler against his former club helped Warrington Wolves eventually overcome Widnes Vikings 46-12 at the Halliwell Jones Stadium with winger Chris Riley grabbing a hat-trick of tries, after the visitors had raced into an early 12 point lead!

WARRINGTON Wolves boss Tony Smith plans to rotate his squad as he

prepares for a tough Bank Holiday weekend starting with the visit of

near neighbours Widnes on Thursday evening kick off 8pm, followed by the

long journey to Catalans on Monday.

WARRINGTON Wolves paid the penalty for a first half horror show as they were well beaten 16-28 by St Helens in front of a record breaking sell out 15,000 crowd at the Halliwell Jones Stadium.