The Warrington Wolves moved ahead of the Leeds Rhinos during a match following a disputed penalty decision.
Further information regarding the incident and the final outcome of the game is expected to emerge as the story develops.
Warrington Wolves Take Lead Against Leeds Rhinos After Penalty Call
Source: Sky Sports Summarised by News Hub Central
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Earlier reports and follow-ups on the same developing story.
- Leicestershire to appeal against 27-point penalty
- Grand Final bound! Warrington come through pulsating contest against Leeds
- Should 'soft' Warrington penalty that left Leeds heartbroken have stood?
- Warrington reach Grand Final after penalty drama and Leeds' last-kick miss
- Warrington reach Grand Final with Leeds win
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