George Williams says that 'it was his moment to step up' as he kicked the winning drop-goal on his Warrington debut to beat Leeds Rhinos.

Speaking to Sky Sports, Williams said: "It ws just great from the boys, I knew that was my moment to step up, I think Blake wanted it but I knew I had to take it. It was just a hit and hope because I knew I was a bit rusty because I hadn't played for a while but I'm happy with the finish it couldn't have gone any better. I've been practicing them so I've just happy it went over.

"I knew was going to be rusty having not played for a long time but I'm just happy to get back on the field and knock 80 minutes out. The Combinations with Blake, Stef and the other lads will build with time. In the end a win is a win and I'm proud of the boys and how much they dug in when there was a bit of adversity.

"We were killing ourselves a bit in the first half, we were dropping the ball too much and we knew Leeds were too good of a side to be doing that against. We didn't really have any momentum, they were on top in the first half, it wasn't brilliant but we found a way to win.

"I've not played for ten weeks so I'll just have to get out there and play, I've got loads to work on."

Williams: "That was my moment to step up."