Tom Briscoe scored a record five tries in Rhinos’ 50-0 win which retained the Challenge Cup following the previous year’s win over Castleford Tigers.
Brett Delaney, Danny McGuire, Brad Singleton and Rob Burrow also crossed and Kevin Sinfield kicked seven conversions.
The players on duty that day wrote their names in the rugby league record books and created a piece of Rhinos history, but where are they now?
7. Stand-off: Danny McGuire
McGuire captained Rhinos to their eighth Super League title in his final game, in 2017, before two years as a player for Hull KR, where he is now interim head coach. Photo: Steve Riding
8. Prop: Mitch Garbutt
Garbutt left Leeds at the end of 2018 to join Hull KR and then moved to France with Toulouse Olympique, helping them into Super League last year. Photo: Steve Riding
9. Hooker: Adam Cuthbertson
Cuthbertson's last game for Leeds was at Wembley in 2020. He had a spell with York and is now player/assistant-coach at Featherstone Rovers. Photo: Steve Riding
10. Prop: Jamie Peacock
Peacock moved to Hull KR as head of rugby at the end of 2015 and is now part of Rhinos' commerical operation, as well as a motivational speaker. Photo: Steve Riding
11. Second-row: Stevie Ward
Ward was plagued by injury after this game, finally announcing his retirement in January, 2021, following a long-term concussion. He is now a public speaker and director of Mantality magazine. Photo: Steve Riding
12. Second-row: Carl Ablett
Ablett hung up his boots at the end of 2019 and now runs a plumbing and heating business in Leeds. Photo: Steve Riding