St Helens are on a 23-match unbeaten run going into the Super League Grand Final while Leeds are looking to defend their title Welsh diva Katherine Jenkins braves the rain to warm up the Old Trafford crowd before kick-off with a rousing rendition of Jerusalem The wet conditions make life difficult for the players of both sides But after a strong start by Leeds, it is St Helens who open the scoring, Lee Gilmour breaking through the Rhinos defence Man of Steel James Graham (left) is the tryscorer but Matt Gidley ensures Gilmour is praised for his role in the fantastic score Leeds draw level on 23 minutes when stand-in full-back Lee Smith dives over after a superb offload by Jamie Jones-Buchanan Smith, playing at full-back because of an injury to Brent Webb, is mobbed by team-mates Scott Donald (left) and Rob Burrow James Peacock, as usual, does a lot of the donkey work for Leeds While Rhinos team-mate Danny McGuire is always a threat Leeds lead 12-6 at the break but Aussie centre Matt Gidley pulls Saints level at the start of the second half with a well-worked try The dangerous McGuire then scores the first of his tries, sliding over under the posts despite the best efforts of Sean Long And it's back-to-back Super League titles for the magnificent Rhinos Leeds pose for the cameras following their 24-16 win at Old Trafford
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