Summary

  • Leeds Rhinos win domestic treble

  • McGuire (2), Moon & Walters tries for Rhinos

  • Bowen, Burgess & Manfredi score for Wigan

Live Reporting

Phil Cartwright

  1. Leeds Rhinos win the treble

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    Every minute really did matter.

    The 2015 domestic season comes to a close and it's Leeds Rhinos who emerge as Super League champions after a tense and thrilling Grand Final win over Wigan Warriors.

    Brian McDermott's side follow Bradford Bulls (2003) and St Helens (2006) as the only teams to do the treble in the Super League era.

    Victory at Old Trafford proved to be a fitting finale for their three legends - Kevin Sinfield, Jamie Peacock and Kylie Leuluai - who are all heading off for pastures new.

    Thanks for your company this evening, and indeed all season. Make sure you join us again for England's three-match series against New Zealand next month, which you can watch live on BBC Sport.

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    Says it all, really...

  3. Relive the action

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    Don't forget, you can watch highlights from today's game on BBC Two at 17:00 BST on Sunday.

    In the meantime, you can read Matt Newsum's match report from Old Trafford here.

  4. Man of the match: Danny McGuire

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    As well as being a treble winner and a seven-time Grand Final winner, Leeds Rhinos half-back Danny McGuire is now the proud holder of the Harry Sunderland Trophy.

    McGuire scored two first-half tries to set the Rhinos up for an Old Trafford victory that confirmed them as the third side to do the treble in the Super League era.

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    If we'd have played next week I don't know if I could have put a team out. I can't get across how proud I am, I don't think I can put into words the feeling I've got at the moment. It's just incredible.

    Brian McDermott, Leeds Rhinos head coach on Sky Sports

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    Two England stars in differing sports are celebrating Leeds' Grand Final triumph...

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    Andrew Aloia
    BBC Sport at Old Trafford

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    Leeds hold the final - and arguably most treasured - piece of their domestic treble aloft.

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    A true legend of rugby league, Peacock is retiring and will be Hull KR's football manager from next season.

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    We just gave ourselves a little bit too much to do in that second half. Matty Bowen's leaving us this year and he's been an absolute credit to himself and his family. He's been an absolutely class player, but that's sport, it just wasn't to be this time.

    Sean O'Loughlin, Wigan Warriors captain on Sky Sports

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    Leeds captain Kevin Sinfield lifts the Super League trophy, confirming the Rhinos as 2015 champions.

    It's his last act in a Leeds shirt before switching codes to rugby union, and it's not a bad way to bow out.

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    What a night. JP said it all - we're playing in a great team. The fans have been unbelievable. The team were rocking a bit but this team has shown character in tough situations and thankfully we just had enough.

    Kevin Sinfield, Leeds Rhinos captain on Sky Sports

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    I'm lost for words. They're a special group to play with. I feel privileged to bow out in this game with a win, with a special group and a special club. I love the game and it's given me so many amazing moments. To think my final game would be the best moment - what can you say?

    Jamie Peacock, Leeds Rhinos prop on Sky Sports

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    Probably for most of the second half, Wigan were the better team, but a special bunch of guys managed to conjure something. This a real-life fairytale, some guys have been immense for this club throughout their careers and what a fitting way to send them off.

    Rob Burrow, Leeds Rhinos hooker on BBC Radio 5 live

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    I'm shattered. It was a tough game and Wigan put us under pressure, but we showed the desire to hang in there. It's great for JP, Kylie and Kev - three of my best mates. They deserve to go out like this.

    Danny McGuire, Leeds Rhinos half-back on Sky Sports

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    Reaction on the way from a wonderful Grand Final.

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    Andrew Aloia
    BBC Sport at Old Trafford

    Leeds Rhinos fans count down the final second, then a pause and then rapturous celebration of their treble.

    Rhinos players come together to embrace as one. Glorious scenes for the blue and amber.

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    Francis Cummins
    Ex-Bradford coach, BBC Radio Leeds

    This group of young men find a way of achieving, even if it's not the normal way. They've found hard ways to do it, but they've just got something about them.

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    It's the perfect end for Leeds' veterans - Kevin Sinfield, Jamie Peacock and Kylie Leuluai are hugging each other on the field.

    But it was 20-year-old Josh Walters who scored the decisive try - a try that secured a domestic treble for Leeds Rhinos.

  19. Full time - Leeds Rhinos win the Grand Final
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    Sensible play by Rob Burrow, who kicks the ball dead. Leeds are 36 seconds and one successful defensive set away from winning the treble.