Leeds crush Bradford to stretch lead to four points
Leeds delivered a commanding performance against Bradford, scoring nine tries to secure a 50-16 victory and consolidate their position at the top of the Super League. The win stretched their unbeaten run to eleven matches in their last twelve and opened up a four-point gap between themselves and their closest competitors, whilst bringing their seasonal try tally to 100.
The Rhinos' attacking superiority was evident throughout, with Handley's three-try contribution marking a milestone achievement of 150 career tries and Sivo continuing a remarkable streak of scoring in ten consecutive matches. Although Bradford briefly threatened through Ryan's two tries, including his 100th for the club, Leeds maintained control and secured the spoils with relative comfort.
- Leeds defeated Bradford 50-16 with nine tries, extending their Super League lead to four points
- Handley scored a hat-trick to reach 150 career tries; Sivo scored his tenth consecutive game
- Leeds' dominant performance extended their winning streak to eleven from twelve matches