It's Betfred Challenge Cup Final day for Leeds Rhinos and St Helens Women as Lois Forsell and Matty Smith's side run out at Wembley Stadium to see who will be lifting the Cup in 2024, kick off 11.45am.

Ahead of kick off live on BBC Two, here's a look at all the information you need to know before kick off.

21-player squads

Leeds Rhinos

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In brief

- Shona Hoyle, Bethan Dainton and Ruby Enright all return for the Rhinos after their recent injuries. All three played in last year's Final, including Hoyle who won it as part of the St Helens side.

- Twelve of Lois Forsell's side were involved in last year's Cup Final defeat. Only Hanna Butcher, Caitlin Beevers and Sophie Robinson remain from the side that won back to back Challenge Cups in 2018 and 2019.

- Amy Hardcastle goes for her fourth Cup Final win having won one with Bradford in 2017 and two with St Helens in 2022 and 2023. Grace Field has played for three different teams in the Final (Castleford, Featherstone, York) but is yet to win the Cup.

- Evie Cousins, Bella Sykes, Beth Lockwood, Liv Whitehead, Ella Donnelly and Beth Macmillan are all in contention to play in their first Challenge Cup Final.

St Helens

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Matty Smith has named his 21-woman squad for our trip to @WembleyStadium on Saturday to face @leedsrhinos!

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— St.Helens Women (@saints1890women) June 6, 2024

In brief

- Matty Smith named a largely unchanged side from the one that brought home the Challenge Cup last year against the Rhinos. 14 out of the 17 players that featured last year are available again this year, including try scorers Phoebe Hook and Tara Jones.

- Beri Salihi, Erin and Darcy Stott, Megan Williams and Georgia Sutherland could play their first Cup Final for Saints; Sutherland could play her first Cup Final since winning the 2016 Cup with Thatto Heath.

- Hook has been the side's top try scorer so far in this year's Cup competition with seven. She has 10 in all competition, which is only topped by Leah Burke on 11.

Cup Record

Rhinos

Group 4, Game 1 – Won 52-4 vs Leigh Leopards

Group 4, Game 2 – Won 92-0 vs Hull KR

Group 4, Game 3 – Won 54-10 vs Huddersfield Giants

Quarter Final – Won 70-10 vs Warrington Wolves

Semi Final – Won 34-20 vs Wigan Warriors

Saints

Group 3, Game 1 – Won 64-0 vs London Broncos

Group 3, Game 2 – Won 48-0 vs Bradford Bulls (Game Cancelled)

Group 3, Game 3 – Won 58-6 vs Warrington Wolves

Quarter Final – Won 74-0 vs Huddersfield Giants

Semi Final – Won 32-2 vs York Valkyrie

Previous Finalists

Leeds have 15 previous Cup Finalists since 2017, three of which lifted the Cup with the Rhinos in both the 2018 and 2019 (Caitlin Beevers, Sophie Robinson and Hanna Butcher). Twelve players also featured in last year's defeat to Saints.

Ruby Enright (Finalist 2023), Sophie Robinson (Winner 2018, 2019; Finalist 2023), Caitlin Beevers (Winner 2018, 2019; Finalist 2022, 2023), Amy Hardcastle (Winner 2017 (Bradford), 2021, 2022 (both St Helens); Finalist 2023), Hanna Butcher (Winner 2018, 2019; Finalist 2022, 2023), Caitlin Casey (Finalist 2023), Zoe Hornby (Finalist 2022, 2023), Keara Bennett (Winner 2019, Finalist 2022), Izzy Northrop (Finalist 2023), Shona Hoyle (Winner 2017 (Bradford), 2023 (St Helens); Finalist 2019 (Castleford)), Bethan Dainton (Finalist 2023), Tara Moxon (Finalist 2023), Lucy Murray (Finalist 2023), Grace Field (Finalist 2017 (Featherstone), 2018, 2019 (both Castleford), 2021 (York)), Jenna Greening (Finalist 2023).

Saints' team contains 16 players with Cup experience over the same timescale, 14 of which played in last year's Final win. Six players (Tara Jones, Chantelle Crowl, Paige Travis, Emily Rudge, Jodie Cunningham and Naomi Williams) have played in all three Cup wins in 2021, 2022 and 2023.

Rebecca Rotheram (Winner 2021, 2022), Luci McColm (Winner 2023), Leah Burke (Winner 2021, 2022), Zoe Harris (Winner 2022, 2023), Faye Gaskin (Winner 2021, 2023), Vicky Whitfield (Winner 2022, 2023), Tara Jones (Winner 2021, 2022, 2023), Chantelle Crowl (Winner 2021, 2022, 2023), Paige Travis (Winner 2021,2022, 2023), Emily Rudge (Winner 2021, 2022, 2023), Jodie Cunningham (Winner 2021, 2022, 2023), Naomi Williams (Winner 2021, 2022, 2023), Pip Birchall (Winner 2021, 2023), Katie Mottershead (Winner 2023), Phoebe Hook (Winner 2023), Amy Taylor (Winner 2023).

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How to keep up to date with the action

Last Minute Tickets

A limited number of Cup Finals’ tickets can still be purchased online at rugby-league.com/tickets with prices starting from £20 Adults & £10 U16s.

From 9.30am on Friday 7 June, all tickets purchased will be for stadium matchday collections only (from North Stand West Ticket Office, open from 9.45am on matchday). Matchday ticket sales will also be available on the day.

TV

The BBC is your home of the Betfred Challenge Cup Finals as they have coverage of both the Women's and Men's Finals from 11.15am.

The Women's Final, which kicks off at 11.45am, is live on BBC Two and iPlayer. Click here to watch - https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/...

The Men's Final is on BBC One from 2pm.

For fans wanting to watch from abroad, SuperLeague+ will have both the Women's and Men's games available to watch for a one-off price of £6.99. Go to https://www.superleague.co.uk/... to set up and account and start watching

Radio

BBC Radio Leeds has full commentary of the Women's Final, as well as the 1895 Cup Final between Wakefield and Sheffield. James Deighton and Rhinos hooker Jasmine Cudjoe are live at 11am, so click here to listen - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/p...

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