GEORGE WILLIAMS admits Warrington still need to prove themselves as genuine title contenders after suffering painful deja vu.
The England captain takes his side to Leeds on Friday having let slip their mantle as early Super League leaders.
Warrington had won five on the bounce in all competitions before.
Saturday's 32-24 home loss against Catalans.
Their only other defeat also was against last season's beaten Grand Finalists and Sam Burgess (inset) has yet to see his side see off one of the big clubs.
Stand-off Williams said: "That's the reality. Catalans are a top-four team and we have lost twice to them, so that's an indication of where we're at.
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