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Sam Tomkins is tackled by three Australian players © PA Photos |
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Leroy Cudjoe flings a pass during an England training session © Getty Images |
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Lote Tuqiri takes advantage of some swimming aids © Getty Images |
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Lance Hohaia goes over for a try © Getty Images |
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Junior Sa'u touches down for a try © Getty Images |
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Frank-Paul Nuuausala and Jason Nightingale dump team-mate Issac Luke into the pool © Getty Images |
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Ryan Atkins dives over to score a try © Getty Images |
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Wigan celebrate as St Helens players contemplate defeat © Getty Images |
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Sam Tomkins dives over for a try © Getty Images |
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Wigan celebrate winning the Grand Final for the first time since 1998 © Getty Images |
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Wigan captain Sean O'Loughlin lifts the trophy © Getty Images |
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Gleeson races past Wellens to score his second try © Getty Images |
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Martin Gleeson and Darrell Goulding celebrate a try © Getty Images |
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Wigan players observe a minute's silence for Terry Newton © Getty Images |
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Matt Smith is tackled by Sam Tomkins © Getty Images |
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Andrew Dixon scores a try for St Helens © Getty Images |
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Keiron Cunningham in action for St Helens © Getty Images |
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Michael Dyer makes a costly fumble © Getty Images |
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Wigan Warriors players celebrate © Getty Images |
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Paul Wellens is congratulated © Getty Images |
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