Match Details
| 10 October 2009 18:05 UTC+1 |
Leeds Rhinos | 18 - 10 | St Helens | Old Trafford, Manchester Attendance: 63,259 Referee/s: Steve Ganson Man of the Match: Kevin Sinfield |
| Tries: Matt Diskin Lee Smith (2) Goals: Kevin Sinfield Drops: Kevin Sinfield Rob Burrow |
Report | Tries: Kyle Eastmond Goals: Kyle Eastmond (3) |
| Leeds Rhinos | Position | St Helens |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Brent Webb | FB | 1 Paul Wellens |
| 2 Scott Donald | WG | 2 Ade Gardner |
| 3 Lee Smith | CE | 3 Matthew Gidley |
| 4 Keith Senior | CE | 18 Kyle Eastmond |
| 5 Ryan Hall | WG | 5 Francis Meli |
| 6 Danny McGuire | SO | 6 Leon Pryce |
| 7 Rob Burrow | SH | 7 Sean Long |
| 8 Kylie Leuluai | PR | 10 James Graham |
| 14 Matt Diskin | HK | 9 Keiron Cunningham (c) |
| 10 Jamie Peacock | PR | 16 Tony Puletua |
| 11 Jamie Jones-Buchanan | SR | 13 Chris Flannery |
| 18 Carl Ablett | SR | 12 Jon Wilkin |
| 13 Kevin Sinfield (c) | LF | 11 Lee Gilmour |
| 12 Ali Lauitiiti | Int. | 14 James Roby |
| 16 Ryan Bailey | Int. | 15 Bryn Hargreaves |
| 17 Ian Kirke | Int. | 17 Paul Clough |
| 19 Luke Burgess | Int. | 23 Maurie Fa'asavalu |
| Brian McClennan | Coach | Mick Potter |
It was the third consecutive year that these two teams faced each other in the Super League Grand Final. Both sides were at full strength.
Pre-match entertainment was provided by The Wombats, an indie rock band from Liverpool, UK. The band performed songs from their album, A Guide to Love, Loss & Desperation. All Angels, a classical and pop group, performed, with Yorkshire Co-op Brass Band, the Grand Final anthem, Jerusalem.
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