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Super League
Jul 16, 2015 at 8pm UK
 
WarringtonWarrington Wolves
14-20
St HelensSt Helens
Currie (39'), Penny (50')
FT
Roby (15'), Masoe (55'), Turner (79')

Tony Smith upbeat despite Warrington Wolves loss

Warrington Wolves coach Tony Smith remains upbeat after seeing his side suffer a late defeat to St Helens in Super League.

Warrington Wolves coach Tony Smith has refused to criticise his players following their dramatic defeat to St Helens in Super League.

The Wolves saw their top-eight hopes suffer a minor blow on home turf last night as Jordan Turner's late try earned the Saints a 20-14 triumph.

While admitting his disappointment at losing the game, Smith believes that Warrington's overall performance was pleasing.

"I'm disappointed to lose but it was a super try to win it and a great game of rugby league. I don't mind conceding those tries because they take some scoring," he is quoted as saying by BBC Sport.

"We gave ourselves a real chance and, if we play with that sort of spirit in defence and with a few improvements to our attack, I think we'll win a few more games this year."

Warrington are back in action on July 26 when they travel to Castleford Tigers in Super League.

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