Super League leaders Bradford scored seven tries at Warrington to open up a two-point lead at the top of the table.

The Bulls' struggling hosts never looked in contention, falling 30-6 behind by the interval and going on to their fifth home defeat in a row.

That first score was cancelled out by a Paul Wood try, but by the 14-minute mark it was 18-6 after touchdowns from Paul Deacon - who also kicked five conversions before the break - and Scott Naylor.

Tevita Vaikona and Paul both ran in excellent efforts prior to the change of ends to effectively end the match as a contest, Michael Withers also having a try chalked off for a forward pass.

Warrington refused to give up, though, and on 55 minute deservedly scored a second try through David Alstad, Jon Clarke converting.

Withers then ensured he did register a try before Deacon added his sixth conversion.

Warrington: Watts, Alstead, Halliwell, Burns, Rivett, Briers, O'Reilly, Hilton, Clarke, Wood, Laughton, Marquet, Domic.
Replacements: Fozzard, Callan, McDowell, Guisset.

Bradford: Withers, Vaikona, Naylor, Costin, Pryce, Paul, Deacon, Vagana, Lowes, McDermott, Peacock, Gartner, Forshaw.
Replacements: Gilmour, Fielden, Moore, Parker.

Referee: Peter Tabener (Wigan)