St Helens christen new Langtree Park home with stirring 38-10 comeback victory over Salford Reds A week after having their own stadium opening night ruined by Castleford, the Reds threatened to spoil Saints" party with a first away win for more than 30 years when they led 10-0 after 24 minutes on Friday night. But Saints came to life in the second half with a three-try burst in eight minutes to turn the game on its head and sit at the top of the formative Stobart Super League table with two wins from their first two matches. Reds centre Joel Moon carved out a try for left winger Jodie Broughton before clever hands by Daniel Holdsworth got right winger Danny Williams into space and his inside kick was touched down by centre Ashley Gibson. Saints second rower Sia Soliola scored a 28th-minute try to make it 10-4 at the interval and a second try arrived after 49 minutes when James Roby gathered a kick after it bounced back off a post. Tom Makinson's first goal levelled the scores and Royce Simmons" men went in front for the first time as Francis Meli coasted past defenders. It was all over four minutes later when second rower Andrew Dixon crashed over for another Saints try and Makinson's third goal made it 22-10. Loose forward Jon Wilkin took Jonny Lomax's short pass to grab a fifth try before an 80-metre run by Lee Gaskell set up the position for Dixon to claim his second. Anthony Laffranchi scored his first try for the club at the death, with Makinson taking his goal tally to five.