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Twelve-try Leeds crush York to top Super League

Riley Lumb, Ryan Hall and Kallum Watkins were among the scorers as Leeds demolish York 66-16.

Twelve-try Leeds crush York to top Super League

Leeds Rhinos have reclaimed the top spot in the Super League, defeating York Knights 66-16 at LNER Community Stadium. The Rhinos outscored their opponents with 12 tries, including a remarkable hat-trick by Riley Lumb. Chris Hankinson, Kallum Watkins, Mikolaj Oledzki, and Lachie Miller also found the try line for Leeds, while York managed only three tries from Sam Wood, Jon Bennison, and David Nofoaluma.

The match showcased an exceptional attacking display from Leeds, with the team coming out strong and never losing momentum. Leeds' head coach Brad Arthur praised the team's intent and improvement, while York's head coach Mark Applegarth expressed disappointment and highlighted the need for better composure and ruck control. The result leaves Leeds in first place, ahead of Wigan Warriors, while York remains in 12th.

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