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Super League Dream Team 2026: Leeds dominate selection with six picks | Manchester News

By britishbulletin.com13 September 20261 Min Read
Super League Dream Team 2026: Leeds dominate selection with six picks | Manchester News
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Leeds Rhinos’ impressive Super League campaign has been reflected in the club having six players in the 2026 Dream Team.

Half-backs Jake Connor and Brodie Croft, full-back Lachie Miller, winger Maika Sivo, centre Ash Handley and back-rower James McDonnell were selected in a line-up picked through a process involving journalists, fans and former players.

Wigan, who are two-thirds of the way to a treble and who lead the regular-season table, are represented by hooker Brad O’Neill and winger Zach Eckersley.

Leigh centre Umyla Hanley and prop Joe Ofahengaue were rewarded for their form with a pick, with the latter selected alongside Wakefield’s Caleb Hamlin-Uele up front in the line-up.

Warrington’s Ben Currie was named loose forward, while Toulouse’s Matthieu Jussaume is the Olympique’s first Dream Team representative, as a second-row selection.

Connor, Hanley and McDonnell all retain their place from the 2025 selection.

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