Leigh Leopards achieved two wins from two games to start the season with a 24-10 win over Huddersfield giants; Leigh duo David Armstrong and Tesi Niu have achieved their first Super League attempts; Sky Sports is the only place to watch every match of Super League live this year
Last update: 23/02/25 18:07
Tesi Niu scored his first super League attempt
Leigh pair David Armstrong and Tesi Niu have achieved their first attempts by Betfred Super League in their house 24-10 wins over Huddersfield.
Armstrong with a full Bek showed a lightning pace to touch in the corner at the beginning of the second half, then sent via Central NIU to attempt late, as Adrian Lam Hi began the new season with a victory back.
Leigh’s open attempt Keanan Brand gave Leigh the early lead and although Huddersfield returned through the touch of Oliver Wilson and led 8-6 in the interval, the leopards dominated the second half, and Matt Davis also crossed.
Leigh was full of confidence in the dazzling Leigh Sports Village after last week’s historic opening of a 1-0 golden point in Wigan and took the lead in the eighth minute.
The brand ran to Lachlan Lama loop on the right line of the touch to touch the corner for an unconverted result.
Keanan Brand scored Leigh’s opening attempt
Huddersfield, 16-8 winners in the appropriate match last season, ended Warrington in his opening of 20-12 defeats to Warrington last week, and they answered, crossing in the 23rd minute after their first magic of harmonized pressure.
Zachary Woolford is a small rude shot in his last move, and Wilson scored for his first attempt, and which debut of Super League George Flenaan turned to put visitors 6-4 in front.
Flenagan has transformed a penalty for extending Gianta leadership to 8-4 after Edwin Ipape was ruled that he had flipped over Matthew English.
Leigh ended the first period with a tumultuous while the powerful carrier of the second row of Ethan O’Neill took his side deep into the territory of Giants.
He appeared that Gareth O’Brien had hit that he had hit Flanagan on his hand before he left dead, and after a successful challenge of the captain, Leigh’s exit turned the resulting punishment to become 8-6 on the break.
Huddersfield regained his advantage in four points after Flenagan threw out another penalty at the beginning of the second period before Leigh ran into him that he had equalized at 10-10.
Former Newcastle Knights Full-Back Armstrong showed that they were breaking the pace to go through the gap and printed the giants lid to move into an angle for an unconverted attempt.
Huddersfield forward English was punished for his late move to Lama shortly after, and this time O’Brien was successful with his shot in goal and Leigh inserted into a 12-10 lead.
Visitors were punished for the discharged ball near their own line, and Davis gathered to switch to posts, and the video referee confirmed that he grounded the ball.
O’Brien added supplements to bring Leigh a lead of 18-10 with the remaining 12 minutes.
Leigh tire beautified his victory in the final stages, and Armstrong again pointed out as he turned off into space and sent no one without missed. O’Brien turned into extension of the home run to 24-10 and finished scoring.
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