Director of Rugby Andy Key said the 38-0 win over London Welsh down in the capital was his best performance of the season and is an indication of how his side can perform.
Leeds recorded their sixth win of the season and for the second week running held their opponent scoreless. They scored five tries in the process with Jon Goodridge finishing off the move of the match in the final minute.
Speaking after the game Key said, "This was our best performance of the season. It was our most clinical showing of the season and the guys deserve huge credit for nilling an opposition again, especially away from home against a full time outfit.
"There are still areas we want to improve on but this performance gives an indication of how we want our team to play. We have played well in patches this season but we produced that for over an hour today.
"Hendre Fourie got through a tremendous amount of work and Richard Welding and Alberto Di Bernardo showed what they could do in the back line. But after a performance like this it would be wrong to single out individual performances because collectively it was a massive performance.
"The best try of the game came in the last minute which is very pleasing and shows that our fitness levels are improving that we are alert to opportunities regardless of the field position or time on the clock. We turned possession over inside our own 22 metre area, the ball was moved through several pairs of hands and Jon Goodridge finished off between the posts to cap a good move and a great performance," added Key.