Next up in the Betfred Super League, Leeds Rhinos take on Wigan Warriors at Headingley Stadium as part of a big double header that sees the men and women's sides in action, kick off 2.45pm.

Preview our opponents below:

2023 so far...

Under the watchful eye of Matt Peet, Wigan Warriors are fighting at the top end of the Super League table again in 2023 with the aim of an Old Trafford return in October.

Victory last Friday against Salford pushed the Cherry and Whites to the top of the League table for the third time this season on points difference alone, but Catalans and St Helens are chasing hard to keep up the fight for the League Leaders' Shield.

After starting the season with a disappointing display against Hull KR in round one, Wakefield, Castleford and Leigh were easily beaten over the next two months, as well as top six competition Salford, Warrington, Huddersfield and St Helens, to put Peet's side up at the top of the table. May proved to be a tough month as despite a Challenge Cup win over the Rhinos, the Warrior lost every League fixture between rounds 11 and 15 to drop down to sixth, but a recent revival has put them back in the fight for silverware.

 Abbas Miski's try-scoring antics has seen the Lebanese international score 11 tries in his last five games, including hat tricks against Leigh and Catalans, as well as four at home against the Robins. Bevan French, who has played between wing, full back and half back this season, has also kept up his try assists with 27 overall and 13 in his last eight games. 

Remaining fixtures

Round 25 vs Leeds Rhinos (Headingley, 2.45pm)

Round 26 vs Castleford Tigers (DW Stadium, 8pm)

Round 27 vs Leigh Leopards (Leigh Sports Village, 8pm)

Tale of the tape

Individual stats

Tries: Abbas Miski (21 tries)

Goals: Harry Smith (78 goals)

Tackles: Morgan Smithies (877 tackles)

Metres: Liam Marshall (2788 metres)

Offloads: Toby King (40 offloads)

Tackle Busts: Beven French (118 tackle busts)

Team stats from Round 24 vs Salford

• 5 tries
• 217 carries
• 1239 gained metres
• 50% possession
• 79% set completion rate (34 from 43 sets)
• 6 line breaks
• 263 tackles
• 11 errors

*All stats supplied by OPTA

Last Super League outing

Wigan's race for the League Leaders' Shield continued last Friday as the Warriors defeated Salford Red Devils 26-8 at the DW Stadium, thanks to tries from Jai Field, Abbas Miski, Toby King, Jake Wardle, Liam Farrell.

Watch the highlights below

Tickets on sale now

Tickets for this week's double header sees the Rhinos Men and Women's sides take on Wigan Warriors at Headingley Stadium, with the Women's teams kicking off at 12.15pm and the Men's starting at 2.45pm.

Ticket prices start from £24 for adults, £16** for concessions and £12 for juniors. Fans can book tickets online here (tickets.therhinos.co.uk) or call our Ticket Office on 0371 423 1315 between 10am and 4pm Monday to Friday (excluding Bank Holidays).