Warrington Wolves put Friday's derby defeat by Widnes Vikings behind them with a 10-try dismantling of strugglers London Broncos.

Kieran Dixon, who ran in a hat-trick, put London ahead but Wire responded through Joel Monaghan, Rhys Williams and Chris Bridge's brace.

Further scores from Brett Hodgson, Monaghan, Stefan Ratchford (2), Ben Currie and Williams capped the scoring.

Erjon Dollapi's late score was consolation for a well-beaten Broncos.

Hodgson kicked three goals for the hosts, while Michael Witt kicked two for London.

London were competitive early on, a measure of their improvement in recent weeks, and their in-form winger Dixon profited from Chad Randall's interception to open the scoring.

Warrington bounced back with two quick tries, Joel Monaghan beating Liam Colbon to Richie Myler's high bomb for the first and Williams, back from dual-registration duty with Swinton finishing off a flowing move on the left.

Dixon got his second after some good work in the tackle gave him the opening, but an error from full-back Alex Hurst was punished when Bridge ran in his first, and then got a second after good work from Joel Monaghan.

London had the final say of the half through Dixon, but were again on the receiving end after half-time when Hodgson scored a fifth try for the Wolves.

Ratchford got his brace after Chris Hill and Hodgson had set the platform respectively, and when Monaghan dived in at the corner before Williams' try, London's resistance had long been broken.

Dollapi's score off the bench salvaged some pride for the visitors, but they have now lost seven of their 10 games this year.

LINE-UPS

Warrington: Hodgson, Williams, Bridge, Atkins, J. Monaghan, Ratchford, Myler, Wood, M. Monaghan, Hill, Waterhouse, Westwood, Grix.

Replacements: Carvell, Harrison, Cooper, Currie.

London Broncos: Hurst, Colbon, Channing, Melling, Dixon, Witt, Woodburn-Hall, Cook, Randall, Krasniqi, McMeeken, Lovell, Kaufusi.

Replacements: Fisher, Dollapi, Grady, Wheeldon.

Referee: Richard Silverwood (RFL)