Rhinos were made to work hard and their attack lacked a cutting edge at times, despite some impressive moments from Jake Connor, but they never looked like conceding. Here’s how the Rhinos players rated.
Leeds Rhinos player ratings
Lachie Miller – 7
Lots of involvement, some wrong options, but a nice touchdown
Ryan Hall – 6
Involved in the second try, hard to hold, but didn’t get a lot of ball
Harry Newman – 6
Had a try disallowed for a double-movement, good involvement for Leeds’ second touchdown 6
Ash Handley – 6
Worked hard, but didn’t get a clear running chance
Riley Lumb – 6
Cleared his lines well, couple of good runs but no real attacking chances
Jake Connor – 7
Set up three tries, involved in the other and landed a 40-20, but wasn’t at his best
Matt Frawley – 6
Tried hard, ran the ball quite well, but not a lot came off for him
Mikolaj Oledzki – 6
Did okay, but blotted his copybook with a needless sin-binning
Jarrod O’Connor – 6
Worked hard as usual, held up a couple of times
Cooper Jenkins – 6
Nothing eye-catching, but decent stints in the first and final quarters
James Bentley – 5
One error, not a lot of game time, unusually
James McDonnell – 9
Scored all Leeds’ four tries – and had another ruled out – days after Rhinos signed another second-rower
Keenan Palasia – 5
Sin-binned on the first tackle of the game, not huge game time
Subs
Sam Lisone – 8
Had a much better game, at the heart of Leeds’ good start to the second half
Jack Sinfield – 6
On for the last 21 minutes, one good break and did a steady job at hooker
Morgan Gannon – 7
Lovely kick for Miller’s try, had an impact
Tom Holroyd – 7
Ran hard, direct and often
Four tries from James McDonnell seals the win for the Rhinos
FULL TIME
Salford Red Devils 0 – 28 Rhinos
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