As Leeds Rhinos and Catalans Dragons prepare to meet on Saturday afternoon at AMT Headingley, kick off 3pm, let's take a look back at a classic clash between the clubs, as well as a player that is renowned for playing in both Leeds and Catalans colours.

Classic Clash

One of the most memorable Super League clashes between Leeds and Catalans came in 2014, when only one point separated the two sides in a close encounter.

The in-form Dragons took a 20-14 lead at the break, but two tries from Joel Moon and one from Carl Ablett saw Leeds turn the tables in their favour. The Dragons rallied to lead 31-30 in the dying minutes, but an obstruction penalty proved fatal as Sutcliffe kicked the winning points.

Legend in Focus - Paul Aiton

Papua New Guinean Paul Aiton arrived at the Rhinos ahead of the 2014 season in a swap deal with Paul McShane, and over two years at the club, he established himself as a fan favourite.

Under Brian McDermott, he won a Challenge Cup in 2014 as the Rhinos triumphed over Castleford, plus even though he struggled with injury, he was part of the history-making treble side in 2015 too.

Moving to Catalans in 2016, he played three seasons in France and made 48 appearances before retiring due to injury.

Get behind the Rhinos at home!

The best way to see the Rhinos in action at AMT Headingley in 2024 is to get a match ticket or Rhinos membership!

Ticket prices start at £25 for adults, £20 for concessions and £13 for juniors, with prices rising by £3 on matchdays.

To buy tickets go to tickets.therhinos.co.uk or call the ticket office on 0371 423 1315. Opening hours: Monday-Friday 10am-4pm (excluding Bank Holidays). Tickets also available to purchase from Leeds Rhinos Club Shop at AMT Headingley Stadium (CLICK HERE to check opening hours before travelling).