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Wigan retain women's Challenge Cup after thrashing St Helens

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Wigan retain women's Challenge Cup after thrashing St Helens
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Wigan has successfully retained the Women's Challenge Cup by defeating St Helens with a score of 54-6. Eva Hunter was a standout player, scoring four tries during the match held at Wembley. This victory marks another significant achievement for Wigan in women's rugby league.

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Publication timeSat, 30 May 2026 13:17:40 GMT
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Wigan retain women's Challenge Cup after thrashing St Helens This content is not available in your location.There was an errorEva Hunter scores four tries as Wigan thrash St Helens 54-6 at Wembley to retain the Women's Challenge Cup at Wembley. READ MORE: Wigan trash Saints to retain Women's Challenge CupAvailable to UK users only.SubsectionRugby LeaguePublished11 minutes agoShareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingRead description

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