A huge game in the Betfred Super League sees Leeds Rhinos host St Helens as both sides look to maintain their positive starts to the season at AMT Headingley Stadium, kick off 8pm.

Ahead of the teams taking to the field, here is your snapshot preview of everything you need to know about tonight's teams:

21-man squad recap

Rhinos

Leeds Rhinos Head Coach Rohan Smith has named his 21 man squad for this Friday's clash with St Helens at AMT Headingley in Round 5 of the Betfred Super League.
— Leeds Rhinos (@leedsrhinos) March 13, 2024

In brief

- Rohan Smith has been able to reintroduce James Bentley and James Donaldson into his 21-man squad this week after the pair served bans from rounds two and three.

- Paul Momirovski is the only absentee from the side that defeated Leigh last Friday as the centre is ruled out with a minor injury.

- Young outside back Ned McCormack is drafted into the 21-man squad for the second time this season, after the winger scored in the win over Hull KR during pre-season. 

- It is set to be a special night for Rhinos captain Cameron Smith, who is set to make his 150th career appearance against Saints.

- The Rhinos remain without Sam Lisone (suspension), David Fusitu'a (knee) and Morgan Gannon (concussion protocol).

Saints

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St.Helens Head Coach Paul Wellens has named his 21-man squad for this Friday's @SuperLeague match, away at @leedsrhinos!

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— St.Helens R.F.C. (@Saints1890) March 13, 2024

In brief

- Three changes for the Saints, after their defeat to Salford, sees Matty Lees and Joe Batchelor named after injuries and Konrad Hurrell returns following a one match suspension.

- Curtis Sironen and Noah Stephens are out, along with Mark Percival who is banned.

- Tonight sees Saints go for their sixth consecutive away win over the Rhinos, having won every meeting at AMT Headingley since 2018.

- Four Saints players could hit major milestones for their career and in the Super League competition tonight. Jonny Lomax and Alex Walmsley need one appearance to hit 300 and 250 Super League games, whilst Batchelor is one game away from 150 career appearances.

- Former Rhino Hurrell is a try away from 100 career tries too.

Form

Rhinos

Round One - Won 22-16 vs Salford

Round Two - Lost 22-12 vs Hull KR

Round Three - Won 18-10 Vs Catalans

Round Four - Won 22-20 vs Leigh

Round Five - Vs St Helens (H)

Round Six - Vs Castleford (A)

Saints

Round One - Won 40-4 vs London 

Round Two - Won 28-0 vs Huddersfield

Round Three - Won 12-4 vs Leigh

Round Four - Lost 24-20 vs Salford

Round Five - Vs Leeds (A)

Round Six - Vs Wigan (H)

Head to head

Last time out

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Be at the AMT Headingley

Be at AMT Headingley tonight to see the Rhinos take on St Helens.

The match will see the Rhinos celebrate the life and career of Lewis Jones as two heavyweights of the Super League competition go head to head.

Ticket prices have risen from start at £28 for adults, £23 for concessions and £16 for juniors. 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).

Watch live

Sky Sports have the whole Super League season covered, and today's game is available to watch on Sky Sports Action, starting at 7.30pm. Watch live via your Sky subscription or get a day pass for NOW TV at £11.99.

Super League+ also allows subscribers to watch the game in full at a delayed time. Subscribe here.

Listen Live

BBC West Yorkshire Sport on BBC Radio Leeds has you covered with commentary and build up with James Deighton and Damian Gibson from 7pm  - listen here on BBC Sounds.

BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra has you covered for the conclusion of the game after the Women's Super League clash between Chelsea vs Arsenal - listen here on BBC Sounds.

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