In a match that will be remembered for its defensive intensity and historic significance, the Leigh Leopards triumphed over the Wigan Warriors with a 1-0 scoreline, marking their first victory at Wigan’s home ground since 1983.
The game, held at the Brick Community Stadium, was a defensive masterclass from both teams, culminating in a scoreless 80 minutes—the first such occurrence in Super League history. The deadlock was broken in golden point extra time when Leigh’s Gareth O’Brien delivered a decisive drop goal, securing the narrow victory.
This historic match not only showcased the defensive prowess of both teams but also set a new benchmark in Super League history, highlighting the unpredictable and thrilling nature of rugby league.
