Wigan Warriors 84 Hull Kingston Rovers 6: match report The winger was one of three Warriors players to score two tries, along with Iain Thornley and Chris Tuson, while there were also scores for Josh Charnley - another former Robin - Jack Hughes, Matty Smith, Sam Powell and Liam Farrell. Wane felt a good performance was in the offing after Wigan's early-morning team meeting, having stayed overnight in Hull. "We looked after the players to make sure they were in good nick today," he said. It's down to the mentality of the players and how they approach the game and that was outstanding. It's pleasing on the back of the St Helens win. I knew we were in the zone and I could tell in our team meeting the players were in a good place. Rovers coach Craig Sandercock had no arguments about the outcome of the match and insisted his players would learn from their heaviest Super League defeat, in which their only try came from Craig Hall late in the first half. "Everything that could have gone right went right for Wigan and everything that could go wrong for us went wrong," Sandercock said. The boys will learn a massive lesson in how to play rugby league. They named a full-strength back line and we knew it would be tough. Everything they did turned to gold. We are extremely disappointed but we won't be letting this linger. We are extremely disappointed for our supporters. Hull KR Eden, Brown, Welham, Salter, Latus, Hall, Beharrell, Walker, J. Hodgson, Paea, Horne, Cox, Mika. Replacements: Carlile, Lovegrove, Tuimavave, Griffin. Wigan S. Tomkins, Charnley, Goulding, Thornley, Richards, Green, Smith, Taylor, McIlorum, Flower, Tuson, Farrell, Burke. Replacements: Hughes, Dudson, Powell, Spencer. Referee: P Bentham (Warrington).