LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
Challenge Cup Quarter-Finals: St Helens Triumph Over Leeds Rhinos Once More
In a display of pure domination, St Helens mirrored their recent Super League victory over Leeds Rhinos by securing another impressive win at Headingley Stadium.
The Saints' triumph marked their second consecutive triumph over the Rhinos in just eight days, propelling them into the Challenge Cup quarter-finals.
The game started off on a high note for Leeds as Harry Newman's interception try briefly put them in the lead.
However, the tides turned just before halftime when Daryl Clark's converted try shifted the momentum in favor of St Helens.
As the second half unfolded, Jon Bennison and Alex Walmsley added to St Helens' lead with well-executed tries, both smoothly converted by Jonny Lomax.
The 13-time Challenge Cup winners sailed effortlessly into the last eight, showcasing their resilience and skill on the field.
Reminiscent of their previous showdown at the same venue, Saints took an early lead with two swift penalties courtesy of Lomax.
The team's strategic game plan and unwavering determination paved the way for another remarkable victory against their rivals.
St Helens' stellar performance on the field left no room for doubt as they once again emerged victorious over Leeds Rhinos, solidifying their reputation as a force to be reckoned with in the world of rugby league.