In a thrilling Super League match, the Leigh Leopards defeated the Bradford Bulls 38-12. The highlight of the night was Josh Charnley, who scored three tries and broke the all-time Super League try record.
Charnley now has 272 career tries, surpassing the previous record. His hat-trick helped Leigh control the game from start to finish.
How the Game Unfolded
Leigh came out strong in the first half. They scored early and never looked back. Bradford tried to fight back, but the Leopards’ defense held firm. By halftime, Leigh had a comfortable lead.
- Leigh scored six tries in total.
- Bradford managed two tries but couldn’t keep up.
- The final score of 38-12 reflected Leigh’s dominance.
Charnley’s Hat-Trick Performance
Josh Charnley was the star attacker. He scored his first try in the opening minutes, then added two more later in the game. Each try showed his speed and skill.
His teammates praised his hard work and dedication. Charnley said he was proud to reach this milestone and thanked his team for their support.
What the Record Means for Rugby
Charnley’s record of 272 tries is a huge achievement in Super League history. It places him above legends of the sport. Fans and experts alike are celebrating his accomplishment.
This record may stand for a long time, as few players come close to scoring so many tries in their career.
A Night to Remember for Leigh
The victory keeps Leigh in strong form this season. For Bradford, it was a tough loss, but they showed moments of quality.
Overall, the match will be remembered for Josh Charnley’s historic hat-trick and the new Super League try record. Fans left the stadium buzzing about what they had witnessed.