Dodd hat-trick for Dragons sinks Warrington

Dodd hat-trick for Dragons sinks WarringtonImage source, SWPixImage caption, Lewis Dodd had not scored in 2026 Super League before his three for Catalans Dragons prevented Warrington from reclaiming top spotPublished39 minutes ago27 CommentsBetfred Super LeagueCatalans (10) 38Tries: Makinson 2, Darrelatour, Dodd 3, Lipowicz Goals: Aispuro-Bichet 5Warrington (10) 22Tries: Jake Thewlis, Williams, Josh Thewlis, Wood Goals: Sneyd 3Lewis Dodd's first hat-trick of his career helped Catalans Dragons come from behind to dash Warrington Wolves' hopes of reclaiming top spot in Super League.The ex-St Helens man capped a brilliant team performance from the French side, who move into the top six after securing their first win over Wire in five attempts.In a tight, physical contest featuring high-quality rugby from both teams, Wolves twice led as tries from the Thewlis brothers, Jake and Josh, bracketed a brilliant solo effort from captain George Williams.But Tommy Makinson scored two tries and Leo Darellatour also crossed to ensure a breathless game was neck-and-neck after 50 minutes.The Dragons, in their first game since coach Joel Tomkins left the club in midweek, stepped up the tempo with Dodd scoring his treble in the space of 18 minutes and Zac Lipowicz set the seal on the win before Max Wood's late consolation try for Wolves.The Dragons looked fired up in the wake of Tomkins' departure, and penned Wire back in the opening phase, but the sin-binning of Guillermo Aispuro-Bichet for preventing Matty Ashton from a quick restart gave the away side the chance they wanted.Moving the ball wide quickly, 20-year-old Josh Thewlis, making his first Wolves appearance of the season after a loan spell at Castleford Tigers, acrobatically finished in the corner, before Williams marked his 350th career appearance by weaving over from halfway to make it 10-0.Makinson was then denied by Jake Thewlis' brilliant cover tackle before his threat caused Matty Ashton to take...