The Warriors ran in seven tries against the Dragons, with Jai Field, Junior Nsemba, George Marsden, Jack Farrimond, Jake Wardle, Zach Eckersley and Adam Keighran all getting on the scoresheet for Matt Peet’s side. There were a number of impressive displays in the French capital, so let’s get into the stats, shall we? Wigan Today has taken a deep dive into the numbers.
1. George Marsden
The 17-year-old made his third first-team appearance, partnering Jack Farrimond in the halves in the absence of the suspended Harry Smith - and Marsden stepped up and delivered yet again. The former Golborne Parkside junior scored his first senior try for his hometown club, and what a try it was, racing 40 metres to beat three Catalans defenders and finish in the corner. Marsden provided a lovely kick assist for Junior Nsemba's try, too. He also made nine carries and 13 tackles in another classy display in Super League. Wigan seemed to have unearthed another gem from their production line. | Dave Winter/SWpix.com
2. Jai Field
It was probably the Australian fullback's best game since returning from a month on the sidelines back in April after having his appendix removed. Field registered a try and an assist in the French capital, as well as racking up 125 metres from 15 carries, including eight tackle busts and two clean breaks. | Dave Winter/SWpix.com
3. Adam Keighran
Keighran has been a consistent standout performer for the Warriors this year - on both sides of the ball. The Australian scored 16 of Wigan's 40 points in Paris, with a try and six goals to his name. Keighran made several big hits in his 12 tackles, while he bust six tackles from eight carries. | Dave Winter/SWpix.com
4. Junior Nsemba
The 21-year-old is enjoying a sensational season with his hometown club. Nsemba was at his brilliant best in the win over Catalans, racking up 155 metres from 18 carries, with an average gain of nine metres per carry. Nsemba also made 16 tackles in a hard-working display, while getting on the scoresheet and producing an assist. He fully deserved Sky Sports' Player of the Match award. | Dave Winter/SWpix.com