Leeds Rhinos vs Castleford Tigers

Leeds Rhinos

38-24

Finished

Castleford Tigers

14'

George GriffinSylvester Namo

14'

Tom HolroydCooper Jenkins

22'

Jake ConnorTRY

4 : 0

23'

Jake ConnorCON

6 : 0

26'

Keenan PalasiaTRY

10 : 0

27'

Jake ConnorCON

12 : 0

27'

Judah RimbuJoe Westerman

30'

Jarrod O'ConnorMikolaj Oledzki

31'

Muizz MustaphaGeorge Lawler

33'

Sam LisoneKeenan Palasia

37'

Harry NewmanTRY

16 : 0

38'

Jake ConnorCON

18 : 0

41'

Jack SinfieldTRY

22 : 0

41'

Joe WestermanGeorge Griffin

42'

Jake ConnorCON

24 : 0

48'

Ash HandleyTRY

28 : 0

28 : 4

52'

Fletcher RooneyTRY

28 : 6

53'

Tex HoyCON

53'

Keenan PalasiaSam Lisone

56'

Ryan HallTRY

32 : 6

58'

Jake ConnorCON

34 : 6

59'

Alfie EdgellRyan Hall

59'

George HillMuizz Mustapha

62'

Sylvester NamoJoe Westerman

65'

Lumb RileyTRY

38 : 6

67'

Cooper JenkinsAndy Ackers

68'

Sam LisoneTom Holroyd

38 : 10

70'

Zac CiniTRY

70'

Tom HolroydJames Bentley

38 : 12

71'

Tex HoyCON

38 : 16

77'

Jeremiah SimbikenTRY

38 : 18

78'

Tex HoyCON

38 : 22

78'

Innes SeniorTRY

38 : 24

78'

Tex HoyCON

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Stadium	Headingley Stadium

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