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Like coach Rohan Smith, the YEP’s Leeds Rhinos fans jury felt the 18-17 win over Huddersfield Giants was a mixed bag.

Rhinos were 12-0 down midway through the first-half and nine points adrift at the break, but staged a spirited rally over the final 40 minutes.

Winger Nene Macdonald, loose-forward Cameron Smith and substitute Sam Lisone were among the players to impress our panel.

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Rhinos winger Nene Macdonald was Sky TV's man of the match and also impressed the YEP Jury. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com.

An Easter Sunday clash against the Giants was the task this week. Was this going to be the start of the resurrection of the Rhinos season and get us on a winning streak?

Two Huddersfield tries and a sin-binning in 15 minutes at the start of the game not the way to start.

Defensively, in the first-half 1st we were poor, missing tackles, though we came back and showed a glimpse of what we were capable of.

I was in awe of Nene McDonald who was fasting for Ramadan. It shows true dedication. In the second-half we came to life and, with some great passing and runs, we scored some fantastic tries and showed some real commitment and passion and teamwork.

Aidan Sezer's performance impressed Jury member David Muhl. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com.

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