Few attacking opportunities, but strong defensively and the try-saving ankle tap on Marc Sneyd was crucial 8Few attacking opportunities, but strong defensively and the try-saving ankle tap on Marc Sneyd was crucial 8
Few attacking opportunities, but strong defensively and the try-saving ankle tap on Marc Sneyd was crucial 8

Leeds Rhinos player ratings from crucial Super League win over Salford Red Devils

Leeds Rhinos produced a gritty display to see off an attack-minded Salford Red Devils side 34-14 in a cracking clash at Headingley.
By Peter Smith
Published 7th Aug 2022, 20:56 BST
Updated 8th Aug 2022, 10:47 BST

There were some big individual performances for Rhinos whose third successive win lifted them into Betfred Super League’s top six for the first time this season.

Here’s how the Rhinos players rated.

Try-saving tackle on Brodie Croft was vital and he looked a htreat with the ball 8.

13. Cameron Smith (No 17)

Try-saving tackle on Brodie Croft was vital and he looked a htreat with the ball 8. Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com

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Was lively, without things ever quite opening up for him 7.

14. Sub Brad Dwyer (No 14)

Was lively, without things ever quite opening up for him 7. Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com

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Not error-free, but some solid runs and kept things going in the middle 7.

15. Sub Zane Tetevano (No 13)

Not error-free, but some solid runs and kept things going in the middle 7. Photo: Ed Sykes/SWpix.com

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Was given only a few minutes early in the second half, so no chance to make an impact 6.

16. Sub Sam Walters (No 22)

Was given only a few minutes early in the second half, so no chance to make an impact 6. Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com

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Almost got over the line once, but only limited time on the field 6.

17. Morgan Gannon (No 21)

Almost got over the line once, but only limited time on the field 6. Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com

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