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Kyle Feldt scored a hat-trick while St Helens won five out of six victories in Super League with a 58-0 battery from Salford in difficulty.
Owen Dagnall, Tristan Sailor and Jake Burns had two trials each, with Morgan Knowles and Daryl Clark also crossing a ruthless team of Saints, who scored seven of their 11 tries after the break.
Salford may have undergone an execution stay on a liquidation petition this week, but their misfortunes persist in the field, and it was another defeat with regard to the saints after an eruption of 82-0 on the opening weekend of the season and a defeat of 46-4 at the Salford Community Stadium two weeks ago.
This time, the inhabitants of the subsoil of Paul Rowley fought well very early, but St Helens continued to probe and two trials in the space of five minutes from Feldt and Knowles at the end of the first half opened the open game while the heads of Salford fell before the second half.
Feldt opened the eight -minute score, identifying a gap in the defense of Salford to move forward while he left the man of the saints on the Jonny Vaughan needles.
Chris Hill (Center) by Salford Red Devils is approached by Morgan Knowles de St Helens (left)
The Red Devils had been reinforced by the returns of Ethan Ryan and Jayden Nikorima, as well as the signing of loan from Danny Richardson, and resisted a series of attacks before the saints mark again in the 24th minute, with Dagnall plunging in the corner after being found by Deon Cross.
Salford’s problems grew up while Vaughan was forced with an injury and the cracks appeared late in the first half.
Sailor was at the heart of the third try in the 33rd minute, attracting two defenders before blowing the ball to Feldt, who had space on the overlap to cross in the area.
After Feldt missed his first two attempts at conversation, Jonny Lomax took control of responsibilities and saw his kick go through the post.
Five minutes later, Saints scored a fourth, with a quick pass from Moses Mbye allowing Knowles to walk in the center of the Defense of Salford.
It was a similar story eight minutes after the start of the second half when it was too easy for Clark to travel.
Dagnall marked an elegant second in the 58th minute, chasing his own kick in the area, and a few moments later, Sailor obtained the seventh of saints, with Harry Robertson forcing an opening before putting the ball.
Sailor then gifted Jake Burns a test after being set up by Feldt with the test awarded by video referee Jack Smith after being initially reported out of game by Aaron Moore.
Burns had to work harder for his second, but approached under the posts before Sailor and Feldt pile up on the pain of Salford with late trials.
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