Super League: St Helens pull off emphatic 18-4 win to end Leeds Rhinos’ winning streak as Wakefield Trinity stun Wigan Warriors | Rugby League News
St Helens won a categorical victory of 18-4 against Leeds’ rhinos during Tour 15 of the Super League at the completely nasty stadium.
Saints had an advance of 8-0 at half-time thanks to two Kyle Feldt penalty conversions which were added by Deon Cross Glissant.
Leeds retaliated early thanks to an unconverted effort from Riley, but the saints returned, Owen Dagnall and Tristan Sailor who go to ensure the 18-4 victory.
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Harry Robertson stopped Ryan Hall of Leeds Rhinos to score with a last massive tackle of the last ditch
The victory of the holy ravaged at the injury puts an end to the sequence of five victories of Leeds Rhinos, winning in St Helens their biggest victory of the season.
Meanwhile, Wakefield Trinity won a massive 16-10 victory against Wigan Warriors, increasing Hull Kr’s advance at the top of the four-point table.
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Jon Wilkins and Jodie Cunningham questioned the attitude of Leeds Rhinos in their loss towards St Helens
The saints show the steel and the grain to make Win Over Inform Leeds
In the stifling summer heat of St Helens, the meeting started with both sides that take place for the set.
The local team ended well and obtained the first points on the board in the ninth minute while Harry Newman made a ping for a high shot on Sailor, Feldt sending the conversion for the 2-0 advance.
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Deon Cross obtained the first test of St Helens against Leeds rhinos using a great competence to deceive the defense
With 20 minutes disappeared, nothing separated the two teams, a match with a low score appearing ensued, but St Helens winning the Battle of the territory.
Four minutes later, St Helens received another penalty while James Bentley broke out early from the fray, Feldt taking two other points to put his team 4-0.
The moment of half-time then arrived when Ryan Hall seemed certain to mark as he intercepted and ran 90 meters below, but not for a sensational tackle of Harry Robertson who held him above the line, his teammates helping to send the prolific winger in contact.
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Riley Lumb scored the Rhinos of Leeds first against St Helens to recover them in the game
It was the catalyst of the two fans sets to increase noise levels inside the ground, but the treatment of errors continued to cost Leeds and give a territory of the saints.
After working and painted on the leeds line, the saints finally crossed the laundering at halftime, a silky manipulation ending with a cross rising and sliding to give its team the 8-0 head at the break.
Leeds needed an answer in the second half and they made sure to provide it in a quick time, a Miller break in sets from back to back ending with their hands to send Lumb in the area, the Jake Connor conversion attempt rebounding on the post while the score was brought to 8-4.
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Owen Dagnall put St Helens firmly in mind after finishing an attack movement against the Rhinos of Leeds
However, St Helens was held firm and struck again in the 63rd minute thanks to Dagnall during his second appearance in Super League, a delayed pass allowing him to use his game of legs to pass, Feldt converting for an advantage of 14-4.
From there, the handling errors fell back for Leeds, so that every opportunity they had been quickly canceled, visitors spanned their arms but in vain while the chronometer moved.
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Tristan Sailor crossed the defense of the Leeds rhinos to extend the head of St Helens.
The saints then firmly rubbed salt in the injury while Sailor finished silky hands and took two with him to pass with a few seconds to play, finishing what could be an 18-4 victory defining the season.
Wakefield Stun Wigan and gives Hull Kr Advantage in progress
Wakefield brought a hard blow to the hopes of Wigan to hang on to the coat tales of the Hull Kr Leaders Leaders while they were fighting with a moving 16-10 victory against the reigning champions at the DIY stadium.
The propeller with lungs Caius Faatili was the chief architect of the third consecutive victory at Trinity’s home against the men of Matt Peet, a result which sees them bounce from two consecutive defeats and go back to the barrage places during their first season at the time.
The hosts richly deserved the points against the opponents who, despite their increase by the respective yields of Bevan French and Luke Thompson, did not summon the desired response to the narrow shaving of last week against Huddersfield, and slipped to a third costly defeat of the campaign.
Wellens: We were exceptional in defense | Arthur: We had a bad attitude
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St Helens head coach Paul Welens praised his team’s grain and tenacity on their victory over the Rhinos of Leeds
St Helens chief coach Paul Warens …
“It was a very good victory.
“We were really hard tonight, really grainy and we had to be.
“I think that to keep a team as powerful as Leeds four points over a night like this at the back of a short stimulus is exceptional.
“We said that times tonight were going to count and that Harry Robertson’s despair embodied what the team is.
“In all levels defensively this evening, we were really strong.”
“Talent does not win the big games, it’s the effort that does it.”
Leeds Brad Arthur’s chief coach of Leeds Brad …
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Leeds Rhinos’ head coach Brad Arthur thinks that his team took his match against St Helens too lightly.
“There are too many things to talk about it that went wrong.
“We have not done simple things and often when there are too many things you are wrong, it affects your attitude.
“They had a great attitude, they arrived, we took the game too lightly.
“It’s a good kick on the back and we have to answer it.
“Our answer will be very important in the future.
“Maybe we think we’re better than us.”
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