St. Helens delivered a strong second-half performance to secure a 22-14 victory over the Leeds Rhinos, successfully advancing to the Challenge Cup quarter-finals. This win solidifies their position in the competition and showcases their strength as a team to watch. Their resilience on the field was evident throughout the match.
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03-15, 2025The 2021 champions, St. Helens, saw tries from Kyle Amor, Tristan Sailor, Matt Whitley, and Harry Robertson, overcoming the visiting Leeds Rhinos. Leeds Rhinos responded with tries from Ash Handley and Harry Newman, but it wasn't enough to turn the tide. St. Helens demonstrated superior competitiveness on a chilly night.
Paul Wellens' St. Helens overcame an initial deficit and withstood considerable pressure, bouncing back from their previous Super League defeat to Hull KR. This victory was crucial for them, boosting the team's morale and confidence as they progress further in the tournament. It also sets a positive tone for their upcoming matches.
Hull KR and Salford Red Devils have also joined the quarter-final draw, although their performances against Championship opposition varied significantly. Hull KR demonstrated a dominant performance against their opponents, while Salford Red Devils experienced a much tougher match, highlighting the unpredictable nature of the competition.
League leaders Hull KR comfortably defeated Oldham 40-0 at Craven Park, demonstrating their formidable strength and dominance. On the other hand, Bradford Bulls gave a struggling Salford a stern test at the Community Stadium, eventually losing 26-16. Salford Red Devils, facing numerous challenges in terms of finances and personnel, still fought hard to secure the win, showcasing their determination.
