Leigh defeat Wakefield to book semi-final spot
The Leigh Centurions secured their place in the semi-finals after defeating Wakefield Trinity in a thrilling match on Saturday.
The Centurions started strong with an early try from captain Liam Hood, setting the tone for the rest of the game.
Wakefield fought back hard, but Leigh’s defense held strong, preventing any further tries from their opponents.
In the second half, Leigh extended their lead with tries from Matty Russell and Ben Hellewell, putting the game out of reach for Wakefield.
With this victory, Leigh now advances to the semi-finals where they will face off against the Wigan Warriors in what promises to be an exciting match.
The Centurions’ coach praised his team’s performance, noting their resilience and determination throughout the game.
Leigh’s fans are delighted with the team’s success and are eagerly looking forward to the upcoming semi-final clash.
Meanwhile, Wakefield will be disappointed with the loss but can take pride in their efforts throughout the season.
The Centurions will now have their sights set on reaching the grand final and securing a spot in the Super League next season.
Overall, it was a thrilling match that showcased the talent and determination of both teams, with Leigh ultimately coming out on top.
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