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Catalans Dragons coach Laurent Frayssinous admits that his players did not show enough composure during their 16-37 defeat to Wigan Warriors in Super League.

Catalans Dragons coach Laurent Frayssinous has admitted that his team "lacked composure" during their defeat to Wigan Warriors in Super League.

The Dragons, who were beaten 16-37 on Saturday night, had two men sent to the sin bin at the Stade Gilbert Brutus.

"I told the boys that they had a dig and worked pretty hard but we lacked some composure and some patience with the ball and defensively our principles let us down, especially at the end of the first half," Frayssinous is quoted as saying by Sky Sports News.

Frayssinous's side are back in action this Saturday when they entertain Wakefield Trinity Wildcats in Super League.

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