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Leigh Leopards end Leeds Rhinos' unbeaten home run with victory

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Leigh Leopards ended Leeds Rhinos’ perfect home record in the Super League this season, securing a 20‑18 victory at the Rhinos’ ground on Thursday. The win, the first defeat for Leeds at home in the current campaign, was achieved through a late surge that saw Leigh’s forwards dominate the middle of the park while the backs capitalised on a series of defensive lapses.

The result is a crucial two points for Leigh as they chase a top‑six finish, while it leaves Leeds with a sudden home‑ground vulnerability that could affect their title ambitions. The match highlighted Leigh’s growing consistency under new coaching, as they have now collected 18 points from 12 games, positioning them firmly within striking distance of the playoff spots.

With the win, Leigh’s confidence is bolstered and their points tally moves them closer to the upper half of the table. The Rhinos, meanwhile, will need to regroup quickly to maintain their competitive edge as the season progresses.

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