Leuluai on Hodgson. Ouchee!

It also showed the resilience & class of Hodgson that he bounced up from that to have such an impact on the game. I bet Huddersfield are kicking themselves.

I dont think Leuluai's hand touched the ball, it was a bit deceiving but it was a try. Westwood or Harrison should have got the award, judges need to recognize who does all the hard work.

He did touch it, just watched it back. It was unlucky but was clearly the correct decision.

I thought Hill was there best forward but Hodgson was the one who opened us up on the edge at key times.

Thought the Lance Todd was between Brett Hodgson and Michael Monaghan - who incidentally I thought gave a quality display of acting half running behind a dominant pack who won most of the collisions. Surprised he didn't run Hodgson closer than he did in the voting.

The disturbing thing for me about the Leuluai tackle on Hodgson was that video referee Bentham appeared to be considering if he coud recommend a sending off for the Leeds man who had put in the hit of the match and was simply doing his job. Bentham took around six views to judge the legality of the challenge and only a couple more to judge on the knock on - which it clearly was and Delaney was in an offside position when he picked up the ball anyway so it was never going to be a try.

This season there have already been at least two sending offs for this type of tackle and IIRC it was Silverwood who pulled the trigger for the Moa one on Rinaldi so I was just thankful Leeds still had thirteen men on the pitch and a little fortunate head and feed at the scrum.

I'm not sure we were lucky to get the scrum TVOC. Hodgson clearly knocked the ball on first. Kylie would have probably got away with the knock on as he was involved on the tackle but Delaneycwas clearly offside once he had touched it

Fortunate in the sense that video referee Bentham had seemingly given the scrum head and feed to the defending team - Silverwood queried the restart and by whatever means chose to over-rule the message on the big screen.

Warrington needn't have worried given Leeds' virtually non-existent attacking structure close to the line now they've lost the Webb out the back - cut out (often forward) pass option out wide. I guess that only really leaves the late in the tackle count Sinfield kick to the wing then or Burrow/Lunt getting caught in possession.

We were the defending team so the video ref gave the correct decision - It doesn't matter where the incident was Warrington were attacking with the ball.