Rugby League: Farrell falls short of record

Monday 28 September 1998 00:02 BST

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Andy Farrell fell short of setting a Super League points record as Wigan ended their regular League programme with a 34-20 win at Warrington.

Farrell, needing 10 points to beat Bobbie Goulding's mark of 257, was only able to kick three of his six attempts at goal.

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