This week at the Rhinos, three teams return to action after the international break as part of a huge triple header at AMT Headingley on Saturday afternoon.

The club's Men's, Women's and Academy sides take to the field from 12.30pm, starting with Lois Forsell's side who clash with Matty Smith's Saints side in a blockbuster clash in the Betfred Women's Super League. Straight after at 3pm, the Men face London in the second Betfred Super League clash between the two sides this season, before the Under-18s Academy meet Castleford Tigers in the late game at 5.30pm as they look to build on a win last time out.

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Leeds Rhinos Women vs St Helens Women

Starting the afternoon full of action at 12.30pm, Leeds Rhinos Women take on St Helens Women for the first time since the Saints came away from Wembley with the Challenge Cup in last month's final.

Now focused on the remainder of the Betfred Women's Super League campaign, a win for the Rhinos would sustain their place at the top of the league, which Lois Forsell's side currently occupy alongside Wigan who also have five wins and one loss in the league. Saints come into the game two points behind Leeds in the standings, but managed to inflict the Rhinos' first defeat of the season with a 12-6 performance at the Totally Wicked Stadium.

A number of England internationals are likely to be on show too, after both clubs had seven players called up to last Saturday's international against France in Toulouse.

Leeds Rhinos vs London Broncos

With 12 rounds to go in the regular Betfred Super League season, the Rhinos look to pick up form against bottom of the league London Broncos live on Sky Sports at 3pm.

An emotional performance saw Leeds defeat Leigh in round 15 thanks to a man of the match performance from Brodie Croft, and they look to carry that form into round 16, in which they face London for the second time in 2024. Back at the start of May, eight tries from eight different scorers helped Leeds to a 46-8 win over the newly promoted Broncos, and the side, which is headed up by Chev Walker and Scott Grix, aim for a similar performance this time around.

The match is available to also watch on Sky Sports and SuperLeague+.

Leeds Rhinos Academy vs Castleford Tigers Academy

Tony Smith's Rhinos Under-18s Academy round off proceedings as they face a Castleford Tigers side that are riding high in the Academy division this year, kick off 5.30pm.

Leeds climbed above Huddersfield last time out with a 36-28 win as the young Rhinos took part in the club's tribute to Rob Burrow on global MND Awareness Day, and after a week out of action, the side will be out for revenge against the Tigers, who beat Leeds 24-22 back in March. 

Since that win, the Tigers have only lost twice as they sit fourth in the table. St Helens and Hull FC are the only sides to beat Scott Murrell's Castleford side, although they have posted big scores on Wakefield. Bradford and Hull KR since their round two win at AMT Headingley.

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Saturday sees AMT Headingley host a huge triple header of action as the Rhinos Men's, Women's and Academy teams all take to the field from 12.30pm.

Fans get all three games included for the usual price of a match ticket, starting with the Rhinos Women hoping to overturn St Helens after the two sides went head to head in the Challenge Cup Final. The Men's side take over at 3pm as they face London for the second time this year, before the Academy round off proceedings against Castleford at 5.30pm.

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).