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Oct 8
Phil Clarke looks back at a rivetting Grand Final and forward to the 13th Rugby League World Cup.
Congratulations to Leeds Rhinos for their thoroughly deserved victory over St Helens in last Saturday's Grand Final.
It was one of the most absorbing games of the season with the outcome still uncertain with five minutes remaining.
It was perhaps appropriate, at the home of Manchester United, that so many tries would come from kicks. The defence of both teams was a level above the other ten teams' in the Engage Super League all season, and that again was evidenced on the night.
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