Huddersfield Giants 22 Warrington Wolves 32: match report Warrington made the best possible start, with left winger Chris Riley scoring the first of his two tries inside the first minute, taking Ryan Atkins's pass to finish clinically at the corner. But they then lost loose forward Simon Grix with a knee injury and his replacement Ben Harrison within four minutes with an ankle knock, and Huddersfield stunned them with two tries in seven minutes. Brough's conversions made it 12-4 but Atkins and Richie Myler combined to get Riley over for his second and the visitors drew level when Chris Bridge finished off a period of prolonged pressure. Lee Briers, who took over the goalkicking after Ben Westwood failed with his first two attempts, converted Bridge's try to edge his side into a 14-12 interval lead. Jason Chan, who was denied a try in the first half after being unable to ground the ball, made sure this time after taking a short pass from Lee on the burst, before the Wolves struck a purple patch. Joel Monaghan plucked Ben Westwood's floated pass out of the air to score and Matty Blythe was first to reach Briers" clever stabbed kick on the last tackle. Briers's conversions made it 26-16 but Huddersfield gave themselves renewed hope when full-back Greg Eden forced his way over for his side's fourth try and Brough's third goal cut the deficit to just four points. Their hopes were dashed when Myler raced over for the decisive try. Catalans Dragons scored five tries to four as they defeated Castleford 28-20. Josh Griffin scored a hat-trick for the losers.