The Leigh Leopards have finally broken through on the road, securing their first away win of the Super League season with a hard-fought 18-6 victory over the York Knights. In a match defined by defensive grit, Leigh's attacking class ultimately proved the difference.

Full-back Gareth O'Brien provided the crucial first-half spark, slicing through a patient York defense to put the Leopards on the board. York responded through prop Xavier Va'a, but a yellow card to the try-scorer moments later proved costly. Leigh capitalized, taking a narrow 8-6 lead into halftime.

With the Knights tiring, the Leopards turned the screw in the second half. Winger Josh Charnley and interchange forward Jacob Alick-Wiencke crossed for decisive tries, showcasing the squad depth and fitness that separates the top sides. This win marks a significant milestone for Leigh, proving they can grind out results in tough away fixtures—a key trait for any team with playoff ambitions.