Leeds winger Sivo suffers suspected broken forearm

Leeds Rhinos winger Maika Sivo is expected to be out of action for "six to eight weeks" with a possible broken forearm suffered during the 42-12 victory over Bradford Bulls.

>Sivo picked up the injury in attempting to make a tackle during the first half and was seen with his arm in a sling at the end of the match.

>He is this season's Super League leading try scorer with 29 tries and joins captain Ash Handley, Keenan Palasia and Daniel Levi in a growing injury list at Headingley.

>The league leaders have seven matches remaining of their regular campaign which ends on Friday, 11 September with the Grand Final taking place at Old Trafford on Saturday, 3 October in 10 weeks' time.

>Arthur told BBC Radio Leeds after his side's victory: "Maika - he'll have scans. He'll probably be looking at a broken forearm. Plate it, six to eight weeks [out]."

>Leeds' win over Bradford saw them move two points clear of Wakefield Trinity and Wigan at the top of the Super League table.

>Leeds beat Bradford but leaders suffer Sivo blow