Leeds Rhinos 10-6 Warrington Wolvespublished at 61 mins
Leeds turnover after six tackles in the Warrington 10.
Ben Currie does a Zak Hardaker impression to scamper through the Leeds cover but Kurt Gidley's pass in the subsequent set goes awry.
Summary
Leeds start defence of Super League title with defeat
Sandow try gave Warrington half-time lead
Singleton and Hall replied for Leeds
Penny try secures Wolves win
Leeds Rhinos 10-6 Warrington Wolvespublished at 61 mins
Leeds Rhinos 10-6 Warrington Wolvespublished at 59 mins
Fine effort from Tom Briscoe, a superb defensive player, to get the ball away from Warrington's Ben Currie.
Jack Hughes then concedes a penalty for a nibble at the ruck and Leeds can drill to touch.
Hall's facial foliage in question?published at 56 mins
Leeds Rhinos 10-6 Warrington Wolves
Dave Woods
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Image source, Rex FeaturesQuote MessageRyan Hall's moustache - it looks like he's pinched it from the props department of an amateur dramatics society.
TRY (Hall)published at 55 mins
Leeds Rhinos 10-6 Warrington Wolves
Winger Ryan Hall's frankly appalling moutstache has been overshadowed by an excellent try, on the back of excellent work from his centre partner Joel Moon.
Moon dummied and wriggled, then offloaded and Jordan Lilley had presence of mind to pick out Hall.
Zak Hardaker pulls his kick wide. Leeds lead for the first time.
Leeds Rhinos 6-6 Warrington Wolvespublished at 53 mins
Not been a game for the backlines so far. The only time we've really seen the wingers is covering kicks or defending on the fringes.
All about the forwards.
Image source, Rex FeaturesLeeds Rhinos 6-6 Warrington Wolvespublished at 52 mins
Leeds get a penalty inside the 10 and they'll run it.
Another forward pass, another error, brings the set to an end. Frustrating for the Headingley crowd, other than that away support of course.
Leeds Rhinos 6-6 Warrington Wolvespublished at 51 mins
Knock-on by Tom Lineham gives Leeds a scrum deep in Warrington territory. The pendulum has swung back Leeds way.
Leeds Rhinos 6-6 Warrington Wolvespublished at 50 mins
Warrington find themselves a metre away but Carl Ablett was on hand to poach a loose pass with the visitors lurking.
Leeds charge forward and are over halfway.
Singleton try levels for Leedspublished at 46 mins
Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach, BBC Radio 5 live sports extraQuote MessageSingleton came back against the grain and that makes it such a hard tackle for the defender to make.
TRY (Singleton, con Hardaker)published at 46 mins
Leeds Rhinos 6-6 Warrington Wolves
Short ball switch from Rob Burrow gets Brad Singleton through a gap - he's made a few charges like that tonight - and he's rewarded this time.
Referee James Child went upstairs with an on-field try decision and no view could prove otherwise. Zak Hardaker tagged on the conversion. We're level.
Leeds Rhinos 0-6 Warrington Wolvespublished at 46 mins
Leeds inside five...
Leeds Rhinos 0-6 Warrington Wolvespublished at 46 mins
A lovely inside-outside move almost gets Leeds over but it's held up. Leeds look like they've got a scrum from a Kurt Gidley knock-on. Another opportunity for the Rhinos.
Leeds Rhinos 0-6 Warrington Wolvespublished at 44 mins
Leeds battering away and in the Warrington 10 and get a penalty when Jack Hughes fails to peel away from the ruck. Another tap.
Leeds Rhinos 0-6 Warrington Wolvespublished at 41 mins
First time we've really seen Leeds cut loose, whipping the ball from left to right.
Penalty for Kevin Penny's shove on Tom Briscoe off the ball and Leeds are within yards of the line... until a forward pass hands the ball over.
Kick-offpublished at 40 mins
Leeds Rhinos 0-6 Warrington Wolves
We're back under way and it's Leeds who get the ball.
Leeds lose captain Maguire to injurypublished at 21:04
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Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach, BBC Radio 5 live sports extraQuote MessageHe looked like he'd done his ankle 10 minutes before the end of the half. It's a big blow for Leeds, but I'm a huge fan of Jordan Lilley.
Magsy's big day ends earlypublished at 21:02
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Danny McGuire is not coming back out, Leeds confirm.
He looked uncomfortable in that first half and he won't be back on.
Can this man turn the game for Leeds?published at 20:59
HT: Leeds Rhinos 0-6 Warrington Wolves
Image source, SWPIX.COMFew players have enjoyed such a successful introduction to Super League than Adam Cuthbertson, with the ex-Newcastle prop/back-rower racking up a division-high of offloads last season.
If Leeds are to unlock Warrington, his subtlety around the ruck might well be key. We saw some flashes, but the Rhinos need more.
Will this be Warrington's year?published at 20:57
HT: Leeds Rhinos 0-6 Warrington Wolves
Image source, SWPIX.COMAfter a pleasing first 40 minutes for Tony Smith's side, not to mention a strong winter of recruitment, some Warrington fans will be confident their side will be involved in the mix for trophies in 2016.
History is not on their side though.
Even so, there have been a couple of near misses for the Wolves in recent seasons, losing in Grand Finals to Leeds (2012) and Wigan (2013) at Old Trafford.
Super League fixturespublished at 20:54
Round One: 4-7 February
Thursday: Leeds v Warrington
Friday: Hull FC v Salford, St Helens v Huddersfield, Wigan v Catalans
Sunday: Hull KR v Castleford, Wakefield v Widnes