As Sinfield set off on his second leg, his giveasyoulive page reached just short of £200,000 in donations and is adamant that, despite a lack of sleep, he will complete the challenge. The defensive strain ultimately told on Saints as Richardson linked smartly with Evalds to send Eden in at the corner. Richardson added the conversion from touch to give Castleford a slender 6-4 lead at the break. "It was pretty tricky out there. Jimmy [Spithill] did a great job at the start of that last race, but once again we managed to sneak past him. "It was always the plan to play 45. I've been out for two months - we always said if we were up in the game I'd come off and try and get ready for Tuesday. I'll see how I feel the next few days and we'll decide from there. No injury, that was the plan. As much I would have loved to come off to an ovation the most important thing is the team, you can only have three slots of substitutions. I'm happy to get the reception before the game and enjoy the occasion. It was a hard road to get back from injury but it was well worth it. I have a few mementos to go with the occasion and my family and friends are all watching. It was a special occasion."