Kris Radlinski added to his lead as the league's top tryscorer with two tries and the man of the match award in Wigan's 46-18 win over London.
Radlinski was all class at the back for Wigan as the home side avenged their defeat earlier in the season to London with a breath taking eight tries to three demolition job.

Wigan now move top of the Super League table - equal with Bradford.

Wigan set the tone early when Farrell scored in the opening minute and before the spectators had reached their seats Wigan were ahead 6-0.
Although London scored three minutes later when Brett Dallas dropped a bomb for Glen Air to touchdown and a further penalty saw the Broncos lead by two, it was just a minor blip for Wigan.

Two more tries on the 20 minute mark to Paul Johnson and Radlinski gave the Warriors some breathing space.
London did have a try disallowed on 25 minutes when Matt Toshack was ruled offside but it was only two minutes later when scrum-half Adrian Lam made a break to feed David Furner who crossed and Wigan went into halftime 24-8 ahead.

When London scored twice through Justin Dooley and Toshack in the 47th and 53rd minutes they were in with a chance at 24-18 and 20 minutes left on the clock but that just made Radlinski show his class.
His great support play was rewarded when he backed up a Mathew Johns' break and then before you knew it Wigan had three further tries to wrap up the game.

Chris Chester scored within a minute of subbing on while former Brisbane Bronco Steve Renouf had an intercept special.
Mick Cassidy had the final say with a try on fulltime after Johns flipped a ball to Neil Cowie who overloaded superbly to Cassidy under the bar. Andy Farrell kicked seven out of eight goals.