Challenge Cup: Hull FC, Warrington and Catalans through to last eight
Wigan completely dominated the first 20 minutes against Hull, scoring three times and playing the most flashy rugby game of the season.
However, midway through the first half, Martin broke for the first time, before Ese’se was dragged to the power next to the stick.
Before the break, Liam Farrell wrestled, finishing fourth in the hosts and regained a 16-point lead.
But seven minutes later in the second half, Harvey Barron’s interception sent him 80 yards before the visitors recovered the ball, and eventually, Bourouh knocked him down from close range.
After John Asiata was sent to the evil box for objection, when Martin weaves the inside from the left contact line to reach three tackles and sneaks in on his first night, the 12-man Hull lowers the deficit.
With seven minutes left, Aidan Sezer cleverly kicked to the top and found Martin’s Martin showing some pace, burning the Bevan French and scoring second in the corner.
Sezer’s excellent kick-out range lowered the score to just two points and four minutes later, Martin signed one New three-year contract Another great pass from Sezer found his hat-trick on Sunday and won a famous victory.
