Wigan completes comeback win over Hull FC, 26-22

The Super League season took a break last weekend for the Challenge Cup, showcasing many former NRL players making an impact in the UK. The quarter-final draw will happen on Monday, featuring teams like St Helens and Hull FC among the last eight. In an exciting match, Hull FC staged a remarkable comeback against Wigan. After trailing 22-6 at halftime, Hull rallied to win 26-22. Aidan Sezer led the charge, scoring a conversion and assisting in the final try. Hull's victory was a testament to their determination under former Broncos assistant John Cartwright. Former Broncos fullback Tristan Sailor also shone for St Helens, scoring a try in their 22-14 win over Leeds. Sailor, who moved to the Super League after a stint with the Broncos, is being watched by NRL clubs for a possible return. Leigh had a dominant performance against Batley, winning 62-4. Former Roosters halfback Lachlan Lam played a crucial role, scoring tries and helping his team advance. Leigh’s coach and Lam’s father, Adrian, expressed support for his son’s potential return to the NRL. In another match, Nick Cotric, a former Raiders player, scored twice as the Catalans Dragons defeated Featherstone 46-18. Cotric's strong performance highlighted the talent present in the Challenge Cup this season. Esan Marsters, once a Cowboys player, also made headlines by scoring for Salford in their 26-16 victory over Bradford. Salford fought back after falling behind to secure their spot in the quarter-finals. Overall, the Challenge Cup provided thrilling matches and showcased the skills of several players with NRL backgrounds.