Wigan Warriors made it four wins from four matches in First Utility Super League as they came out of a tough clash at Hull FC with a 26-25 victory. <br /> <br />The Warriors have yet to hit to form in spite of that run, but with a well-stocked treatment room, coach Shaun Wane will have little regard for how the points are coming. <br /> <br />These two came on a night when the Warriors squandered a 14-point lead and trailed by four going into the final eight minutes, with a flying finish from Josh Charnley and two Matty Smith drop goals doing the trick bailing them out. <br /> <br />Smith’s second drop goal came with 105 seconds left and just after Marc Sneyd had cancelled out his first. <br /> <br />Wane will doubtless be pleased with his side’s mettle - if not their game management - but had Hull attacked throughout as they did for 10 second-half minutes, they would have won themselves. <br /> <br />Wane was pleased to see his side maintain their 100 per cent record, saying: "We showed some character and I am very proud of all my players – it was an outstanding effort. <br /> <br />“We had virtually no ball in the second half and our completion rate was at 70 per cent. <br /> <br />“We put ourselves under pressure, but the desire and guts and the heart we showed, with so many players out, was outstanding against a well-coached and athletic team. <br /> <br />“I was thinking ‘stop giving them penalties and putting ourselves under pressure. <br /> <br />“We did that. There is still lots of improvement in us and you can’t question our desire. We came here against a fantastic Hull team and got a win. <br /> <br />“The two drop goals were really good ones, but I’m happy because I believe Hull will beat many teams. Teams will come here and get pummelled. <br /> <br />“We are four from four and not played - we will improve for Leeds next week, another challenge and the players are buzzing <br /> <br />.
