Wade ties the try record as Newcastle defeats Sale
Christian Wade matched Chris Ashton's top-flight try record as Newcastle secured their first Gallagher Premiership win of the season.

Christian Wade scored his 101st try in the Premiership, matching Chris Ashton's long-standing record, during Newcastle's 17-3 victory over Sale Sharks.
Newcastle trailed 3-0 at halftime but rallied in the second half, with Wade crossing the try line in the 49th minute to level the record.
George McGuigan added a second try for Newcastle, while Josh Hodge contributed seven points from kicks, securing the narrow win.
The match was low-scoring and defensive, with both teams struggling to create chances despite Wade's milestone moment.
Why it matters
Wade's achievement highlights his impact on the team's success, while Newcastle's win marks a key step in their season. The result also keeps Gloucester at the top of the table.
How the story unfolded
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- Sky Sports – Wade equals try-scoring record in Newcastle win over Sale ↗
- BBC News – Wade equals Prem record as Newcastle beat Sale ↗
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What is the latest on Wade try record?
Christian Wade matched Chris Ashton's top-flight try record as Newcastle secured their first Gallagher Premiership win of the season. Wade scored his 101st Premiership try, matching Ashton's record.
When did FlashFeed cover Wade try record?
FlashFeed published this brief on October 24, 2026. The earliest report it draws on, from BBC News, is dated October 23, 2026.
What should I know about Wade try record?
Newcastle won 17-3, their first league victory of the season. The game featured a 3-0 halftime deficit for Newcastle.
Why should readers care about Wade try record?
Wade's achievement highlights his impact on the team's success, while Newcastle's win marks a key step in their season. The result also keeps Gloucester at the top of the table.
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