Leeds' Back wants unbeaten season

Head coach Neil Back (left) alongside director of rugby Andy Key

Head coach Neil Back has warned that Leeds Carnegie plan to stay unbeaten all the way to the end of the season.

Leeds have won all 18 of their games to stand clear of Exeter at the top of National League 1 by eight points.

But Back told BBC Radio Leeds: "The league is not won yet. We have to stay in front and everyone at the club wants to go unbeaten this season.

"We won't take any game lightly. We've prepared for every game in the same way and we'll keep doing that."

Leeds now face a Yorkshire Derby against Rotherham Titans at Headingley on Sunday.

Leeds won at Clifton Lane 41-24 back in September, but it remains the most points the West Yorkshire club have conceded in a single game.

"Every game is a challenge and we have a lot of respect for Rotherham," added Back. "It will be a tough game, a local derby and we'll have to be mentally right to win it.

"After a good few days off we should be ready and prepared for the game."

BBC Radio Leeds has exclusive commentary of Leeds Carnegie v Rotherham Titans on 774 AM, DAB and online at bbc.co.uk/leeds from 14.50 GMT on Sunday.