Leigh Leopards vs Wakefield Trinity

Leigh Leopards

14-40

Finished

Wakefield Trinity

0 : 4

Oliver RussellTRY

0 : 6

10'

Mason LinoCON

0 : 10

12'

Mike McMeekenTRY

0 : 12

14'

Mason LinoCON

18'

Umyla HanleyTRY

4 : 12

19'

Gareth O'BrienCON

6 : 12

21'

Alec TuitavakeJack Hughes

21'

Edwin IpapeBrad Dwyer

25'

Keanan BrandTRY

10 : 12

25'

Harvey SmithLiam Hood

10 : 16

38'

Mike McMeekenTRY

10 : 18

40'

Mason LinoCON

47'

Caius FaatiliKy Rodwell

48'

Louis BroganIssac Liu

50'

Brad DwyerAlec Tuitavake

52'

Liam HoodHarvey Smith

10 : 22

56'

Tom JohnstoneTRY

10 : 24

58'

Mason LinoCON

10 : 28

62'

Liam HoodTRY

10 : 30

62'

Mason LinoCON

63'

Frankie HaltonTRY

14 : 30

67'

Ky RodwellMike McMeeken

69'

Issac LiuBrad Dwyer

14 : 34

73'

Tom JohnstoneTRY

14 : 36

74'

Mason LinoCON

14 : 40

80'

Oliver RussellTRY

Venue Guide
Stadium	Leigh Sports Village
Capacity	12000

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