FT: Leeds 12-27 Wigan
Leeds tries: Cuthbertson, Moon
Wigan tries: Sarginson, Williams, Burgess, Bowen 2
FT: Hull FC 46-20 Hull KR
FT: Salford 16-38 Widnes
Brilliant work from Joe Burgess after more Leeds pressure.
The winger is scrambling on the ground when a grubber kick is put through, but he managed to gather the ball and then place it out of the in-goal area to prevent a goal-line drop out.
From there, George Williams kicks upfield and as Kallum Watkins gathers he's shoved into touch for a scrum to the Warriors.
Image source, Getty Images/BBCWigan need to get themselves back into this game somehow - is Joe Burgess the man to do it?
James Deighton
BBC Radio Leeds commentator
"I absolutely did not see Joel Moon there. It's like a fan has come onto the pitch out of the stands. I didn't spot at all, I thought the ball was just going to run dead."
Predatory instincts by Joel Moon that any striker playing at St. James' Park would be proud of.
Josh Charnley palms the ball in goal from Danny McGuire's high kick and Moon was lurking in the in-goal area to get to the ball before Joel Tomkins could claim it.
After being on the back foot in the opening stages, Brian McDermott's side are now very much on top.
Francis Cummins
Ex-Bradford coach on BBC Radio Leeds
"For all money it looked as if Leeds would go to the long side, go out there to the left-hand side where it looked like they had the numbers.
"It was a great little play there as Sinfield goes to the line and Cuthbertson hits that line so hard. He is very hard to stop and as we have seen he has good footwork for a big man and takes contact, spins out and finds a great one-hand put down. It is a great try."
A try saving interception by the fingers of Ryan Hall.
A dancing run from Wigan's scrum-half Matty Smith gets him behind the defence and as he looks to loop a pass out wide for Josh Charnley, Hall stretches out to prevent a certain try.
Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at St. James' Park
Image source, PA"Harry Potter actor Matthew Lewis says his favourite Leeds player is Kevin Sinfield. 'It has to be, doesn't it?' he says.
"The Rhinos skipper is to leave the club at the end of the season and join rugby union side Yorkshire Carnegie.
"'What an incredible player he has been,' says Lewis, who lives in London but has a season ticket at Headingley.
"'I am proud to have watched him over the years and can say to people I was there throughout his captaincy. That is a real highlight for me.'"
A first foray towards the try line for Leeds and a first try.
Running hard at pace, Adam Cuthbertson hits an excellent line off the dummy half and two Wigan tacklers cannot stop him from close range to touch down.
Kevin Sinfield is successful with his first kick - his 1,500th goal in Super League.
Image source, PAEarly penalties have really hurt Leeds here. They've hardly touched the ball and Wigan have been pretty much camped in their half.
Apart from the try, their defence though has been good with some booming hits from veteran Jamie Peacock.
Rugby league journalist Tony Hannan on BBC Radio Manchester: "Fantastic finishing by Dan Sarginson, but George Williams deserves a lot of the credit. It's fast hands and fast feet from Williams."
Image source, SWPIX.COMWigan have dominated the early possession and have their early reward.
Following George Williams' weaving run and attempted kick through, the ball ricochets off a Leeds leg to fall kindly to the attacking runners, with Dan Sarginson the grateful recipient.
After a quick check of the grounding with the video referee, the try is given as Sarginson scores for the third Super League game in a row.
Wigan coach Shaun Wane cannot hide his anger as the Warriors make their first handling mistake of the game.
Attacking the Leeds line, stand-off George Williams - under no pressure - spills the ball.
Having lost their last two games, is Wane beginning to feel the pressure?
Image source, PAA first high tester for experienced Wigan full-back Matty Bowen, which he takes with ease.
A couple of sets later and Kevin Sinfield is penalised, the Warriors kick deep and have a set of six 30 metres out...
Wigan kick off the third and final match of day one and Jamie Peacock takes up the first drive for Leeds.
Wigan's Sean O'Loughlin and Leeds' Kevin Sinfield lead their teams out in the final game of Saturday's action at Magic Weekend 2015.
The Cherry and Whites are in their home strip, with the Rhinos changing to their grey away colours this evening.
James Deighton
BBC Radio Leeds commentator
Image source, James Deighton/BBC Radio LeedsBBC Radio Leeds commentator James Deighton on Twitter: Ready for action at the #MagicWeekend.
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It's fair to say games between these two have been tight when it comes to Magic Weekend fixtures over the past couple of years.
Wigan have won both matches when they have faced each other, including a bruising encounter in Manchester last season.
Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at St. James' Park
Image source, Shamoon Hafez/BBC Sport"There are always celebrities knocking about during these events, and I managed to grab a quick chat with Harry Potter actor Matthew Lewis.
"Lewis is a massive Leeds Rhinos fan, which comes across when sat with him, speaking passionately about the club he loves.
"'It has been a brilliant season so far,' he says. 'People have had a dig at Leeds in 2011 and 2012 saying we scraped a win through the play-offs but we deserved the wins.'
Asked how the Rhinos will fare against Wigan at Magic Weekend, he replied: 'I don't really like them! It is going to be tough and they'll be fired up after a thumping against Catalans but we will win. Just.'
"We'll soon find out if he's right."
Image source, SWpix.comCongratulations also to Jamie Jones-Buchanan who will make the 350th appearance of his career when he comes off the bench for Leeds.
The 33-year-old former Great Britain international has spent his whole career with the Rhinos and made his debut 16 years ago in the summer of 1999.
Image source, SWpix.comThere are a couple of milestones reached tonight.
Firstly, Wigan hooker Michael McIlorum will play his 200th game for the Warriors this evening.
The England international has scored 20 times since making his debut in 2007.