Points were shared for a second time in round 17 as Widnes came from behind to draw with Catalan 32-32.



Jack Owens levelled it up with a late penalty goal and with Scott Dureau in an ambulance on his way to hospital, Gregory Mounis missed a drop goal attempt.

A late try from Jordan James helped Salford to a 28-22 win over Widnes to climb off the foot of the table.



Widnes scrum-half, Joe Mellor had already recorded a hatrick but it ultimately led to nothing after James powered over two minutes from time.

The pendulum swung the way of Wakefield who recorded a 28-26 victory over Widnes to leapfrog their opponents in the table.



Kevin Brown scored twice and after a strong ten minute spell it looked as if the Vikings would get the win, but Lee Smith and Oliver Wilkes responded with tries of their own.

Four tries from England winger Josh Charnley was the highlight of the Wigan Warriors’ 62-4 demolition of the Widnes Vikings at the DW Stadium.



Charnley scored the quartet, three of them in 10 minutes, in a first half that ended 38-0 thanks to a brace from Sam Tomkins and a further score by Chris Tuson.

Dennis Betts’ Widnes Vikings sent a message to the rest of the Super League with a 36-16 win over a desperately poor Hull FC side at the Stobart Stadium.



The team that picked up last year’s wooden spoon fought back after losing 10-12 at half time.



Joe Westerman scored early for Hull before Paddy Flynn brought the Vikings within two points but Ben Galea extended Hull’s lead to six points.

Flynn grabbed his second to bring the Vikings back into the game before the half time hooter.