Barrett has been Wigan's outstanding performer this season

Harlequins: (16) 16
Tries: Gafa, Hill, McLinden
Goals: Paul 2

Wigan: (8) 16
Tries: Leuluai, Barrett 2
Goals: Richards 2

Two second-half tries from Trent Barrett helped Wigan earn a point against fellow Super League play-off hopefuls Harlequins.

Tries from Matt Gafa, Scott Hill and Mark McLinden helped put Quins 16-8 ahead by half-time.

But Barrett went over twice in the second half - one a 70 metre effort - to give the Warriors hope of victory.

Both sides tried a series of drop-goal attempts to win the game late on but they had to be content with a draw.

"I'm still pretty confident we'll get in the top six and make the play-offs. We might have to win all of our last three games but we're determined to do it.

"I am not happy with the result, but it was a good second half from us.

"We should have won it but we lacked some composure - there were too many drop-goal attempts too early - and then we got nervous at the end."

"I think the referees don't know what is a try and what isn't, and I don't know what a try is and what isn't in Super League anymore.

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"I think we had the lightest pack that Super League has ever seen. It was a very brave effort and we had enough chances and possession to win the match.

"But I have seen so many performances like that I'm getting fed up with it. You get no rewards for being brave, I want to win something with this team."

Harlequins: McLinden, Wells, Clubb, T. Smith, R. Sheriffe, Hill, Orr, McCarthy-Scarsbrook, Randall, Mbu, Gafa, Purdham, Paul.
Replacements: Rinaldi, Hopkins, Grayshon, Bannister.

Wigan: Richards, Calderwood, Bailey, Vaealiki, Colbon, Barrett, Leuluai, Fletcher, Millard, Paleaaesina, Hock, Hansen, O'Loughlin.
Replacements: Fielden, Higham, Prescott, Goulding.