Fantasy League debrief

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Top performers

Luke Yates topped the Fantasy rankings in RD15 after scoring 88 points in his sides defeat to the Dragons. The loose forward got on the scoresheet during a valiant 80 minute performance in the middle third, which saw him showcase his typically steeley defence with 48 tackles. Yates also ran for an impressive 128 metres from 16 carries, as well as making three tackle busts.

Matt Dufty recorded another impressive score in RD15 of Fantasy and proved to be the match winner for the Wolves away at Hull FC. Dufty scored 87 points It was an all-round great performance consisting of two tries, one try assist, 12 tackle busts and an outstanding 216 metres from 20 carries. Dufty's impressive performance sees him hot on the heels of Mikey Lewis as the top performer in Fantasy this season.

MATT DUFTY ?@WarringtonRLFC win at Hull FC in the most dramatic of finishes ?#SuperLeague pic.twitter.com/IFXkCMJTEk

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It was an emotional night at AMT Headingley as the Rhinos paid tribute to the great Rob Burrow CBE. A win was a must for Leeds following a difficult period and Brodie Croft’s Player Of The Match performance helped the Rhinos earn a big home win. Croft scored two tries, made 16 tackles, four tackle busts, and ran for a huge 206 metres from 19 carries during a memorable night in Leeds.

Fantasy Flops

Hull FC's Cameron Scott scored just seven points in his sides defeat to Warrington. Scott unfortunately limped off the field after just 18 minutes of the game and was unable to make an impact in his short stint on the pitch before injury ended his afternoon prematurely. 

Innes Senior had an uncharacteristically quiet game during Castleford's narrow loss to Hull KR. Despite a full 80 minute performance, the winger was unable to put failed to leave a lasting impression on the game.

Elsewhere in RD15, Fantasy heavyweight Liam Farrell had a quiet evening. Farrell played reduced minutes against bottom placed London as Wigan comfortably saw off the Broncos to move top of the Betfred Super League table. 

Looking ahead

This weekend see’s Shaun Wane’s England side travel to Toulouse to take on France in a mid-season international. Therefore, there will be no Super League games until Friday 5^th July. Keep an eye out for your fantasy players who may feature in this weekend’s fixture, with trades set to reset ahead of the new month.