St Helens 23-6 Salford: Super League 2019 Grand Final player ratings

St Helens clinched their first Super League Grand ultimate success because 2014 on Saturday as a classy performance saw off Salford 23-6 at Old Trafford.??
Find out how every participant rated from the event below…
Lachlan Coote 8/10: Defensively sound, faultless, and amassing numerous bombs effortlessly kicking, dividing the articles together with five efforts.
Tommy Makinson 7/10: Seemed inhibited after landing awkwardly on his arm in the second half but divide the articles with a 40-metre drop goal.
Kevin Naiqama 7/10: Set the tone with a hit on Lee Mossop Saints dominance in the first quarter and never let up in intensity.
Mark Percival 7/10: Made a moment of magic from rushing on to his grubber for the third attempt that was telling.
Regan Grace 6/10: The winger bothered Salford with his speed and his slipperiness but he had been a pedestrian for the second half.
Jonny Lomax 6/10: A couple of incisive breaks apart, a night to the Saints stand-off.
Theo Fages 6/10: Like Lomax, the scrum-half performed but didnt set the pulses racing.
Alex Walmsley 8/10: short pass along with also Running run resulted in the opening try of the game. Difficult to block when he has on a roll, the powerhouse prop.
James Roby 7/10: Some footwork allowed a deft interior pass to Zeb Taia for Saints attempt. Remains the standout hooker of the league.
Luke Thompson 8/10: A tireless display from the England international, constantly keeping Salford on the rear foot.
Zeb Taia 7/10: Still another performance from the rower, that capped an screen.
Dominique Peyroux 6/10: Industrious without creating a lasting impression sufficient.
Morgan Knowles 7/10: Took advantage of a little gap from Salfords defence after collecting Walmsley pass to break the deadlock after a quarter of an hour.
Interchanges
Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook 7/10: Made an impact off the bench Saints on front.
Kyle Amor 7/10: The veteran might not be first choice but he did not let anybody down .
Jack Ashworth 6/10: Perhaps blessed after appearing to create contact to prevent punishment.
Blessed when pushing a key to avoid giving away a penalty on his Gil Dudson and aaron Smith 6/10: Struggling to generate an impact knock on.
Niall Evalds 6/10: Not much of a danger going forward however defensively sound.
Ken Sio 5/10: His inability to gather a ball under some tension, directed to Saints second try of the night.
Kris Welham 6/10: Showed plenty of effort but faded as the game wore on.
Jake Bibby 7/10: Coolly gathered Hastings pass to dive and receive back Salford to the competition.
Krisnan Inu 6/10: although the brunt of a few thick tackles but refused to wilt.
Tuimoala Lolohea 7/10: Considering that the impetus to the first-half fightback of Salford, even if his try after an jinking run was tailed off.
Jackson Hastings 7/10: the Man of Steel of Super League supplied an inch-perfect overhaul for Bibbys try however his high balls lacked penetration.
Lee Mossop 6/10: Dropped the ball deep in his own half moments after kick-off, inviting some early strain.
Logan Tomkins 6/10: His obstruction led to Loloheas try while he uttered the inventiveness of Saints counterpart Roby as Salford being scrubbed.
Gil Dudson 6/10: Unnecessarily captured Thompson high, resulting in a penalty which moved Saints.
Josh Jones 7/10: Enthusiastic and willing, this wasnt the way the second rower could have desired to sign off by the Red Devils.
George Griffin 6/10: Gave away a clumsy penalty early on but improved thereafter.
Tyrone McCarthy 6/10: Drove Salford forward at every opportunity.
Interchanges
Joey Lussick 7/10: Sensational 40/20 with a quarter of an hour Salford trust but they could not capitalise.
Mark Flanagan 5/10: Unable to make a telling impression.
Adam Walker 6/10: Unfortunate to be amalgamated in the second half with Salford at a decent place.
Greg Burke 6/10: Showed lots of heart since the game gained from Salford.

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