Leigh Leopards delivered a dominant performance against Bradford Bulls in the Betfred Super League, scoring 10 tries to secure a commanding 62-10 victory. The result strengthens Leigh’s position in the standings and brings them closer to confirming their place in the playoff positions for a fourth consecutive season.
The comprehensive win moves Leigh into fifth place, ahead of Hull KR, and level on points with fourth-placed Wakefield Trinity. With just one more victory likely to guarantee a top-six finish, Leigh have positioned themselves well heading into the final stages of the regular season. A crucial matchup awaits on September 11 when the Leopards host Wakefield, with potential playoff home advantage on the line.
Bradford, competing in their first Super League campaign since 2014, continues to struggle at the bottom of the table following their tenth defeat in eleven matches. Leigh’s second-half display proved particularly devastating, with tries from players including Innes Senior, Lachlan Lam, and Adam Cook showcasing the home side’s attacking prowess. Cook’s flawless kicking performance added 11 goals to the scoreline.
Coach Adrian Lam praised his team’s performance and intensity, highlighting the importance of accumulating points as they chase promotion up the standings. Despite acknowledging a difficult season, Lam expressed satisfaction with his side’s ability to maintain form and remain competitive in the playoff race.
Originally reported by Sports.yahoo →
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