On Friday 5th September, Saints hosted Wigan Warriors in a Derby Day double header at the Totally Wicked Stadium!
You can read The Community View from our 2025 Betfred Super League Round 25 clash in full by visiting the Saints Community Development Foundation’s website here.
OUTSIDE THE STADIUM
We headed outside early ahead of a sold out double header of action. We were outside the South Stand at the Totally Wicked Stadium from 4:30pm so fans could come and get involved with lots of pre-game activities.
PRE GAME
We then headed into the Totally Wicked Stadium prior to the game. We had a mass dance going on in the middle of the pitch, with all of our Cheer & Dance teams getting involved in the routine facing the West Stand.
Shortly after, the A Star Saints Angels returned to the pitch and began their routine as the warmups got underway.
HALF TIME
During the half time break, we had a lot of Community Clubs in action in the middle of the pitch, showcasing their skills to the crowd at the Totally Wicked Stadium.
THE GAME
Saints took a deserved lead via a Deon Cross try, as he scored after collecting a Jack Welsby cut-out pass in the corner. Wigan hit back, tries from Jake Wardle and Liam Marshall accompanied with a Harry Smith conversion and penalty gave the visitors a 4-12 lead at the break.
Jai Field scored the only try of the second half, as he collected a Bevan French pass and raced the length of the field to score. Smith added another conversion as Saints lost 4-18 on Derby Day.
You can read the match report in full on our website here.
NEXT UP
Our final regular season home game of the year sees Saints host Castleford Tigers for the second time this year at the Totally Wicked Stadium.
You can purchase your tickets for our regular season finale on Friday 19th September online here.
