For me, the game changed on two plays, one in the 1st half and one in the second half.

The one in the 1st half came when Atkins tried to offload to Monaghan at 6-6 and we knocked on, this gave Leeds possession in our 30 metre zone and they gained momentum from there.

The second was in the 2nd half at 18-14, when Monaghan went through and passed over Ratchfords head, if the pass goes to hand we go 24-14 up and probably go on to win, however again the scrum gave Leeds the ball and a breather and the momentum of game changed again.

These are just my two observations that I saw as game changers.

Thought it was a fantastic game, both teams did our game proud, great advert for Rugby League, well done, looking forward to next season already

To be fair to Silverwood, he also allowed Warrington "outrageous offside throughout the match."

Actually I understand the offside rule very well having watched the game for 50 years as well as playing it from a kid.
Silverwood and Thaler both disregard blatant offside.
Unless of course it's on Warringtons try line.
It's not Rugby Union, the offside rule is to allow open fast running play, which is what differentiates our codes.
Leeds played he offside to perfection to close us down, can't blame them, but I do blame the officials and wonder what is their motive ??

Check the offside penalty count, he did not officiate it equally.

Watching something for 50 years and understanding it are evidently two very different things.

To post things like this (and the post that followed it) is hugely disrespectful to both sets of players as well as being pretty embarrassing for other wire fans.