Manchester Super News

Wigan Warriors climbed to second in the Super League. This was a composed and clinical victory over Hull FC at the KCOM Stadium. Author - Amy W The visitors made an immediate impact, opening the scoring within five minutes as Bevan French capitalised on a defensive lapse to claim his sixth league try of the season. Hull responded through Will Pryce, who cut inside smartly to reduce the deficit. Jai Field’s agile finish restored Wigan’s lead, and although Harvey Barron replied for the hosts, further scores from Junior Nsemba and Jake Wardle gave the Warriors a firm grip on the contest before the break. In the second half, Abbas Miski's acrobatic finish in the corner extended the advantage, before French added his second of the evening with a surging 80-metre run. Nsemba crossed again late on to complete a dominant team performance. READ MORE:  Meet our reporter that covers all things Wigan READ MORE: The last time these sides faced each other French’s opener came after he latch...

Heartbreak for Stockport as Orient edge tense semi-final on penalties Stockport County’s hopes of reaching the League One play-off final were dashed in agonising fashion as they lost out to Leyton Orient in a dramatic penalty shootout at a packed and passionate Edgeley Park. Author - Mark Lee After a controversial and tightly contested first leg ended level, the return fixture proved just as tense. Neither side could find a winner over 120 minutes of breathless football, with Orient eventually holding their nerve from the spot. It was Ethan Galbraith who delivered the decisive blow, slotting home the winning penalty after Stockport’s Jack Diamond saw his effort saved and Ryan Rydel struck the post. The match began at a furious pace. The visitors struck early, silencing the home crowd just two and a half minutes in when Ollie O’Neill volleyed in at the near post following a deftly delivered free-kick from Galbraith. Orient looked the more composed side in the early exchanges, but St...

 Here are nine influential songs and artists associated with Greater Manchester They have all left a significant mark on Manchester's music industry: "Wonderwall" by Oasis This song, released in 1995 by Oasis had become a global anthem and is one of the most recognizable songs from the region. "Love Will Tear Us Apart" by Joy Division This post-punk classic from the late 1970s is often considered one of the greatest songs of all time and is associated with the iconic Joy Division. "Bitter Sweet Symphony" by The Verve Released in 1997, this song by The Verve is known for its distinctive orchestral arrangement and is a British rock classic. "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out" by The Smiths This song is a timeless indie rock track by the The Smiths, released in 1986. You walk into any bar in Manchester on a Saturday night, and you'd imagine this song would be getting a rendition. "Common People" by Pulp While Pulp are from S...