First half

Around 120 travelling Warrington fans made the trip to the South of France for the game in what was the first Super League meeting between the sides. Gareth Widdop missed the contest through illness with youngster Riley Dean deputising in the halves. Mike Cooper and Daryl Clark both return on the bench having been sidelined last week.

The Wire were ahead on eight minutes as Williams’ neat kick through was pounced on quickest by King for his first of the campaign.

Chris Hankinson narrowed the deficit with a penalty goal before Josh Charnley went over in the corner thanks to a superb looping pass to the winger from Stefan Ratchford. The try was Charnley’s 200^th in the competition and moves him into stand alone third place in the all-time list.

King then looked to have added his second on the 25-minute mark but referee Chris Kendall claimed he knocked on as he attempted to ground Williams’ kick in-goal.

The centre didn’t have to wait long for his next opportunity and was over for his second before the interval courtesy of a quick short pass from Dean.

Wire continue 100% start with Toulouse win