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Super League Qualifiers
Sep 19, 2015 at 3pm UK
 
LeighLeigh Leopards
16-32
Bradford Bulls
Higson (37'), McNally (40'), Beswick (76')
FT
Mullaney (3'), Williams (30', 47'), Blythe (63', 79')

Matty Blythe double hands Bradford Bulls win over Leigh Centurions

Bradford Bulls secure a 32-16 victory over Leigh Centurions in their Super League Qualifiers match-up thanks to two late tries from second-row Matty Blythe.

Two second-half tries from Matty Blythe ensured Bradford Bulls emerged victorious over Leigh Centurions in their Super League Qualifiers fixture.

Bradford followed up an early Jake Mullaney try with a late effort from Danny Williams in the 38th minute, the latter score converted by Danny Addy.

Leigh pulled one try back moments later through Adam Higson who dived over the line, before Gregg McNally raced over almost immediately after to make it 10-10 at half time, as Ryan Brierley converted his side's second try to level the scores going into the break.

Williams scored his second try early in the second period, with Addy converting again before adding a penalty.

Blythe then raced over to increase the Bulls' lead to 26-10 before Bob Beswick gave Leigh some late hope, touching down with five minutes left in the tie.

Brierley again converted, before Bradford intercepted a wayward Leigh pass to set Blythe away, the second-row racing 50 metres to touch over and put the game beyond the Centurions.

Addy, who had sent another penalty between the posts before Beswick touched down, secured the Bulls' victory by stroking over another conversion after Blythe's second try.

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