Round 15 of the Betfred Super League has been and gone.
The action started on Friday night with one of the biggest games of any season when St Helens ploughed through Wigan Warriors to leapfrog the Warriors in the table.
Jack Welsby produced a masterclass performance with three assists and two tries.
Elsewhere on Friday night Salford Red Devils cemented their place in the top four with a huge victory over Castleford Tigers away.
They are joined in the top four by the Leigh Leopards who edged Hull FC at home to take third spot in the table.
Meanwhile, on Saturday Warrington Wolves edged Huddersfield Giants on Sky Sports as they got back on track after their Magic Weekend defeat.
Over in France though Catalans Dragons kept themselves top of the league ahead the Wolves as they defeated Hull KR comfortably in France to make it two wins over the Robins for the Dragons.
Then on Sunday, Wakefield Trinity, with 12 men and ravaged by injuries, stunned Leeds Rhinos who appear to be in dire straits at the moment.
That was played in front of a sell out crowd of nearly 5,000 as the stadium continues to be developed.
Every other game was above 5,000 with two just shy of 10,000.
Unsurprisingly, St Helens vs Wigan Warriors attracted a huge 17,088.
St Helens vs Wigan Warriors
Attendance: 17,088
Leigh Leopards vs Hull FC
Attendance: 6,006
Castleford Tigers vs Salford Red Devils
Attendance: 6,354
Catalans Dragons vs Hull KR
Attendance: 9,453
Warrington Wolves vs Huddersfield Giants
Attendance: 9,007
Wakefield Trinity vs Leeds Rhinos
Attendance: 4,710
