Maika Sivo scored his fifth Super League hat-trick as Leeds Rhinos claimed a commanding 34-6 victory over Warrington Wolves in their top-of-the-table clash. The Leeds Rhinos moved two points clear at the summit with Sivo's three tries taking his seasonal tally to 25 tries. Warrington suffered their first home defeat of the year after a dismal performance at Halliwell Jones Stadium.

The result shifts the balance in the title race, with Warrington Wolves now trailing on points difference despite starting level on points with their rivals. Sivo's brilliance marked his fifth hat-trick of the campaign, showcasing why he's become the competition's most potent winger. The Fiji international finished with five goals, demonstrating clinical finishing when it mattered most.

Warrington's struggles continued with their worst display of the season, failing to contain Leeds' relentless attack. Returning playmaker Lachie Miller impressed alongside new signings, but the hosts could not break down a 34-6 deficit. Leeds dominated both territory and possession, with Sivo's hat-trick sealing a statement victory that puts pressure on other contenders.

This victory establishes Leeds Rhinos as genuine frontrunners for the championship, while Warrington must regroup quickly ahead of crucial fixtures. The 25-try mark for Sivo represents a career milestone that underscores his value to the Leeds attack.