Super League: Warrington Wolves 16-14 leeds rhinos
That victory, combined with Leigh’s loss at home in Wakefield, raised Sam Burgess’s team to third place in the table.
Without several wounded backs, a team of thread rekindled made the perfect start when the teenage wing Lindop brought the ball from inside its own half, cut a kick behind the Leeds backline and ran to it to touch it.
The Ash Handley offload on Lumeb set the rapid response of Leeds, although the final step of the move made by Jake Connor in McDonnell seemed to go on.
However, there have been no doubts about the validity or the quality of Connor’s passage to send Lumb for his fifth attempt by the Super League of the season.
The leader of all the times of the Hall competition, which made his 500th career appearance in the victory over Wigan samples last weekend, ended acrobatically his 257th Super League score to extend the advantage of visitors to eight points.
Connor hit the crossbar with his attempt to convert from the touch line, keeping the Warrington deficit in individual characters.
The Ratchford expert center has made its way on the close -range test line to reduce this two -point gap.
The yellow palash tag for a tall tackle meant that Leeds would play the last seven minutes with 12 men and Warrington has launched almost immediately through Thewlis for the winning score.
