Round eleven sees Leeds Rhinos take on Catalans Dragons at ths Stade Gilbert Brutus this evening as Rohan Smith's side look to continue their positive run of results, kick off 5.30pm UK time.

The Rhinos defeated London to move to within two points of the top six as Smith's side claimed their third win in their last five games. Catalans, who lost their first game of the campaign to Leeds at AMT Headingley, come into the match aiming to end a two-match losing streak.

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

Dragons

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In brief

- Micky McIlorum is back from suspension as the hooker is one of two changes to the Dragons side.

- Centre Matt Ikuvalu has received the green light from the medical staff to make is set to return. He has three tries so far in Super League 2024.

- Ben Garcia and Paul Séguier are out of the squad through injury, but the Dragons outfit still retains the likes of Mike McMeeken, Julian Bousquet, Tariq Sims and Chris Satae as threats in the pack.

- Eight players named by Steve McNamara for this week's game featured in the Grand Final loss to Wigan last season. Only Garcia, Seguier and Jordan Dezaria are absent from the side that lost 18-10 to the Rhinos at AMT Headingley back in March too.

Rhinos

Leeds Rhinos Head Coach Rohan Smith has named his 21 man squad to travel to France this weekend to face Catalans Dragons.
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— Leeds Rhinos (@leedsrhinos) May 9, 2024

In brief

- Corey Johnson returns to the 21 man squad after impressing with the Rhinos Reserves last weekend. The hooker aims to play his first senior game since running out for Bradford back in March, although he was named as 18th man for the Rhinos clash with Hull KR back in February.

- Youngster Jack Smith also earns his first call-up to the 21-man squad as one of the recent talents to make the move from the club's Academy into the first team.

- After scoring last week, Ash Handley is within 12 points of reaching 1000 for Leeds. Since his debut a decade ago, he has 121 tries for the club and two goals.

- England international Harry Newman isn't risked following injury against Huddersfield. Riley Lumb and Brodie Croft were ruled out by Rohan Smith earlier in the week from injuries suffered in Friday's win over London Broncos at AMT Headingley. 

- Paul Momirovski, James Donaldson, Tom Holroyd, James Bentley, Morgan Gannon and David Fusitu'a are also unavailable.

Form

Dragons

Round Six - Won 332-24 vs Warrington Wolves

Round Seven - Won 14-8 vs St Helens

Round Eight - Won 36-6 vs Hull KR

Round Nine - Lost 30-2 vs Leigh Leopards

Round Ten - Lost 30-8 vs Wigan Warriors

Rhinos

Round Six - Won 26-6 vs Castleford Tigers

Round Seven - Lost 34-8 vs Warrington Wolves

Round Eight - Lost 30-24 vs Huddersfield Giants

Round Nine - Won 18-12 vs Hull FC

Round Ten - Won 46-8 vs London Broncos

Head to head

Last time out

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Sky Sports have the whole Super League season covered, and today's game is available to watch on Sky Sports Arena, starting at 5pm. Watch live via your Sky subscription or get a day pass for NOW TV at £11.99.

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