Leeds 17 London 16
FORMER Man of Steel Brodie Croft put the boot into London Broncos as Leeds Rhinos got out of jail at Headingley yesterday.
Leeds Australian stand-off kept his nerve to land a 30metre drop goal three minutes into golden point extra-time, sealing a victory which broke brave Broncos' hearts.
Super League's bottom side were ahead until 10 minutes from time when Rhyse Martin scored a try which he converted to force sudden death.
Rhinos are believed to be close to announcing Australian Brad Arthur as their new head coach until the end of this season and they desperately need someone to give them a spark.
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