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Super League Qualifiers
Sep 6, 2015 at 3pm UK
 
Bradford Bulls
12-56
Widnes Vikings
Purtell (17'), Caro (40')
FT
Mellor (20', 29', 50'), Ah Van (25', 66', 78'), Runciman (48'), Cahill (62'), Hanbury (69'), Brown (72')

Widnes Vikings destroy Bradford Bulls in Super League clash

The Widnes Vikings hammer the Bradford Bulls 56-12 in their Super League qualifier as they score 42 unanswered points in the second half.

The Widnes Vikings scored 42 unanswered points in the second half to hammer the Bradford Bulls 56-12 in their Super League qualifier.

The home side took the lead through Adrian Purtell when he finished a neat move by crashing over the line at the corner, while Danny Addy kicked the extras.

The Vikings hit back through scores from Joe Mellor and Patrick Ah Van to take a narrow lead, while a further try in the 29th minute from Lloyd White sent them 14-6 ahead.

However, Bradford got back in the game just before the break when Omari Caro intercepted a pass and ran 90 metres to score a try and Addy secured the extras.

In the second half, Widnes quickly restored their advantage when Charly Runciman crossed over the line, and he was soon followed by Mellor for his second score as he collected his own kick over the top to touch down.

Hep Cahill and Ah Van compounded the visitors' advantage as the Bulls' defence began to wilt. Rhys Hanbury put the game beyond any doubt with a score in the 68th minute.

The Vikings continued their assault on the Bradford tryline when Kevin Brown scored their ninth try of the game in the 72nd minute, and Ah Van notched his hat-trick in the dying minutes to complete the dominant victory.

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