Leeds 38 – 24 Castleford

Jake Connor, Keenan Palasia, Harry Newman, Jack Sinfield, Ash Handley, Ryan Hall, Riley Lumb every result trying while Leeds Rhinos Post Big Super League win over Castleford Tigers on Sunday; Sky Sports is the only place to watch every match of Super League live this year

Ash Handley was among attempts because Leeds Rhinos scored seven in a victory over Castleford

Former Headkley Danny McGuire heroe has endured a painful return to his former club while Castleford Leeds won 38-24 in the Betfred Super League.

Tigers chief coach, who won eight major finals with the rhinos with the rhinos with the rhinos with the rhinos, came to life at the opposite end of the upper flight after his new side lowered to their third defeat in a row.

Three late attempts borrowed the final table with a very flattering look for visitors, which the house side thoroughly exceeded forced to start the game without any half-one of the first choice.

Seven different players have been attended by rhinos for riots, which are barely forced to break sweat while building last week’s victory in Salford, which cost them both Brodie Croft and Matt Fawley due to injury.

McGuire invited his side to show more fights after last week’s severe defeat of St. Helens, but they were canceled too many mistakes in the first half and rode their fortune to fight for the first 23 minutes intact.

Leeds failed to punish the passage from Fletcher Rooney deep on the territory of visitors, and then Morgan Gannon, employed in a rare role in stand-off, wrongly treated in the corner while Castleford survived again.

Riley Lumba lost the grounding control, which seemed like a certain attempt at 18 minutes, but Leeds finally opened the scoring five minutes later, when Jake Connor found space between Alex Mellor and Jon Westerman to touch.

Connor duly dropped the first of his five successful conversions, and Leeds was launched, Keenan Palasia overturned for their second, and Harry Newman at the end of the smart kick of captain Ash Handley, while the hosts withdrew 18 points clean at halftime.

Any weak hope that McGuire might have a return fight, but evaporated within two minutes of re -launching, as he moved Leeds’ move to Connor, who fed an impressive Jack Sinfield to move on to a richly deserved attempt.

Jack Sinfield also entered Leeds try in Headinogley

Handley moved to the fifth before visitors finally arrived on the list, a missed move by George Lawler who allowed Castleford Props to send Rooney to slide for the effort that turned Tex Hoy.

Wingners Hall and Lumba added attempts in their corners, and Castleford was supposed to help help again bother the table, the misjudged passage of James McDonnell, who intercepted Zac Cini who ran 30 meters to catch a second of visitors while they demolished the minutes.

Ryan Hall scored one of four attempts at the second noses in a victory

Cas at least managed to finish the flourish, Jeremiah Simbiken, crossing shortly after the second acting broke out of the deep and then innes senior ran out of his 10, and four from four Hoy contributed a somewhat happy total number of her part.

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