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Super League final ends in drama with St Helens grabbing try in final seconds to beat Wigan 8-4
St Helens has scored a dramatic try after the final siren to beat fierce rival Wigan 8-4 in Super League’s grand final and retain the topflight title.
The lowest-scoring final in Super League history had a scarcely believable ending, with the Saints’ Tommy Makinson attempting a long-range drop goal as the clock ticked past 80 minutes.
The ball struck the upright, bounced down and the second bounce kicked left to allow Jack Welsby — narrowly onside as he followed up the kick — to beat Wigan’s Bevan French to the ball and ground it.
Wigan players sank to…
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