Super League: Leigh 34-6 Catalans Dragons – Leopards continue perfect start
Reimis Smith scored as videotape referee James Vella overturned the visitors as good as the frustrating French side in the first half.
Hanley made a mark on the other end, but after a moment he did claim his first attempt, showing that the neat footwork collapsed after Tesi Niu’s excellent run was greatly incorporated.
Like defeating Warrington last week, the Catalans enjoyed a lot of territory and property, but lacked the final product, and their start was starting out in the two profit scores before the half-hour mark.
First, Luke Keary’s pass came to the ground, allowing Owen Trout to collect and send out the brand to run on a 70-meter run.
Ben Garcia showed up at the 250th Catalans and was caught on the Leicester line, and within 60 seconds the host made his third attempt.
First-time AJ Towse (for the sick David Armstrong) ignited it and ran 30 meters from behind his own goal line and ended the race through Hughes through the second Lachlan Lam Assist.
When Jordan Dezaria was sent to the evil box, the Catalans felt more and more frustrated as they fell into a 20-meter reboot due to more offensive pressure.
Hanley showed a more refined footwork, allowing some slack tackles through his second slack, and as basic errors piled up, O’Neill stopped after Gareth O’Brien’s surge (kicked five conversions).
Da Costa trailed 28-0 and drilled his way from half of the dummy to avoid closing, but Hanley answered with a 30-meter super finish after a thorough move.
