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In a dramatic Super League playoff match, Leigh Leopards defeated Salford Red Devils 14-6, continuing their impressive postseason run. Josh Charnley scored the opening try and marked his 248th Super League try, although he was later stretchered off after a tackle. Salford's Marc Sneyd had initially put the Red Devils ahead with a penalty goal, but Leigh took control with a try from Gareth O'Brien and a solo effort from Edwin Ipape. The match was played in front of a record crowd at AJ Bell Stadium, highlighting the growing popularity of rugby league. The victory places Leigh just one game away from their first Grand Final appearance, while Salford will reflect on a challenging encounter in which they struggled to maintain their lead. Both teams showcased their strengths, but ultimately Leigh's resilience secured their advancement in the playoffs.
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