Well then, what a night this is shaping up to be.

A scintillating 80 minutes saw Wigan coast to victory against and off-the-pace Warrington.

12 tries and not a single missed kick made for some strong entertainment.

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Wigan Warriors boss Matt Peet told Sky Sports:

"Both teams tried to play some open rugby.

"This group rises to the big occasion and they enjoyed the privilege.

"There elements in the second half I was disappointed with but we would have taken this [result] before the game.

"I'm very proud of the team and how they've handled it.

"As a competition we have to have a presence here. There's so many eyes on the sport and so many relationships being made. Those might be business ones or fan ones but it's so important to be part of it."

Wigan Warriors forward Junior Nsemba told Sky Sports:

"I feel like the team put on a performance on the big stage. We've been practising it all week. We appreciate all the fans for coming over too, it's a long way to Vegas.

"I thought I did alright. I had a good performance on the pitch but that goes back to my teammates.

"We gave away points that we didn't want to concede and that's something we've got to work on."

Kevin Brown
Former England international on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

One of the noticeable things for me was how quick the game was. We often reflect on games and say we need to speed the ruck up.

I don't know if it was by design or the occasion but that was just so much easier to watch because it was quick. It was quick from minute one and got quicker and quicker and we had 70 points scored.

As a rugby league fan, I would rather have a game like that every day of the week than a 0-0.

Regardless of who you support or what you want to see, it's ticked a lot of boxes. Vegas is a place that's about entertainment and there's nothing more entertaining that watching Bevan French or Matty Ashton go the length of the field and showing the athletic prowess they have.

Wigan Warriors half-back Bevan French told Sky Sports:

"The scoreline probably represents how tough it was out there. We made it clear we wanted to be entertaining as it's the first time that Super League has the platform to be here.

"Both teams have done that and hopefully they've set the platform to have us back next year and do it again.

"We're not used to this type of weather at this time of year in Super League so we had to take it up a notch."

Kevin Brown
Former England international on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It you had given Matty Peet that scoreline before the game he would have snapped your hand off.

From half-time, I think he will have been disgusted by Wigan's defence and the number of points they have leaked but credit to Warrington, they didn't give up and they put some smiles on Warrington fans' faces who had gone all that way and supported they side.

Paul Rowley
Salford Red Devils head coach on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It's a crazy scoreline. It's been entertainment and I think the new audience in America will be loving it.

There was a lot of skill on show and some x-factor players who can make the game look ridiculously easy.

Eight tryscorers for Wigan.

Four for Warrington.

And not a single missed kick with the boot from either side.

Craig Wall
BBC Sport, at Allegiant Stadium

I Gotta Feeling by the Black Eyed Peas gets an airing, so "tonight’s going to be a good night" blares out over the speakers. And despite that late Warrington try, it will be for Wigan.

And that late try brings down the curtain on this historic Super League fixture in Las Vegas.

Wigan were mightily impressive and register a second successive win and consign Warrington to a first defeat of the season.

At times it looked like a bleak night's work for Warrington as Wigan had raced into a 42-0 lead.

A strong final showing from Sam Burgess' side sees them break the 20-point barrier to restore some pride - but for large parts of that game they looked well off the pace.

Kevin Brown
Former England international on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Liam Marshall rounds off a fantastic performance for Wigan. The fans can really start to charge their engines and get ready for a fantastic night in Las Vegas.

Matty Dufty is over for Warrington but referee Chris Kendall's sending it upstairs.

Will the Wire have their third try of the match?

Adam Keighran scoops up a pressure kick on the last from Warrington's Oli Leyland.

It says a lot about how much better Warrington have been in the latter stages of this game that Wigan haven't really had much possession for quite a while now.

What's the best case scenario for Warrington, here?

The game's lost at this point, really. They've avoided being nilled. They're into double figures.

If they score a couple more and halve the deficit is that a decent night's work considering where they were 15 minutes ago?

Craig Wall
BBC Sport, at Allegiant Stadium

Now chants of "easy, easy, easy" from the Warrington fans!

Paul Rowley
Salford Red Devils head coach on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I think Wigan have put their cue on the rack in the last 10 minutes, the intensity of their performance has dropped considerably.

Warrington haven't needed asking twice, they've ramped up in their strength of carrying and have had a lot of field position in the last 10-15 minutes.