BLAKE Austin's late drop goal secured a fourth straight Super League win for Warrington Wolves.
They had to tough it out against Huddersfield Giants but the Australian made up for his first-half yellow card to be the match winner.
Wolves spent 20 minutes of the first half with 12 men after two separate sin bins.
Ben Murdoch-Masila was yellow-carded for a tackle that left Giants prop Matty English needing to be stretchered off.
Shortly after he returned, Blake Austin went the same way after tripping Adam O'Brien.
Ben Currie, Gareth Widdop and Tom Lineham crossed for tries for Steve Price's side.
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Match facts:
Super League, Round Nine
Saturday, August 15, 2020
Huddersfield Giants...18 Warrington Wolves...19
Giants: Ashton Golding; Jermaine McGillvary, Leroy Cudjoe, Jake Wardle, Darnell McIntosh; Tom Holmes, Aidan Sezer; Matty English, Adam O'Brien, Suaia Matagi, Kenny Edwards, Ukuma Ta'ai, Michael Lawrence. Subs: Oliver Russell, Sam Hewitt, Sam Wood, Adam Walne
Wolves: Stefan Ratchford; Josh Charnley, Jake Mamo, Toby King, Tom Lineham; Blake Austin, Gareth Widdop; Chris Hill, Daryl Clark, Mike Cooper, Ben Murdoch-Masila, Ben Currie, Jack Hughes. Subs: Jason Clark, Joe Philbin, Sitaleki Akauola, Danny Walker
Scoring: Ratchford penalty, 9mins, 0-2; Ta'ai try, 13mins, Sezer goal, 6-2; Currie try, 25mins, Ratchford goal, 6-8; Sezer penalty, 39mins, 8-8; Widdop try, 43mins, Ratchford goal, 8-14; McGillvary try, 54mins, 12-14; Lineham try, 58mins, 12-18; Russell try, 74mins, Russell goal, 18-18; Austin drop goal, 77mins, 18-19
Penalties: Giants 8 Wolves 4
Sin bin: Murdoch-Masila (4mins, shoulder charge), Austin (20mins, tripping)
Referee: Ben Thaler
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