After defeat to St Helens last time out at AMT Headingley, Leeds Rhinos Women head on the road for the first of three consecutive away matches as they face Warrington Wolves at Victoria Park this Sunday, kick off 12pm.

Now in a race for League Leaders' Shield, Lois Forsell's side look to get back to winning ways against the Wolves, who have lost every league encounter to Leeds since they entered Super League in 2021. Armani Sharrock's Wolves side are also coming into this week's game off the back of a loss and know a win keeps them clear of Huddersfield chasing behind them.

Find out more about the fixture:

Opposition

Warrington Wolves come into this weekend's clash with the Rhinos four points off the top four as they lead the chasing pack in fifth place. Armani Sharrock's side are having their best season in Group One of the Betfred Women's Super League, after

After suffering defeat to the Rhinos in the quarter final stage of the Betfred Challenge Cup, the two sides met again at AMT Headingley in the league. Despite claiming a 34-28 result in their opening game against Featherstone, the Wolves went down to the home side in a 68-0 final score; Izzy Northrop scoring a hat trick to lead the Leeds scorers.

Sharrock's side bounced back though at the start of May in a low-scoring 10-6 win over Barrow, and despite defeats to top four contenders Wigan and York, they recorded a second win over Featherstone Rovers thanks to tries from Grace Burnett, Emily Baggaley and Sammi Simpson. Last time out against Huddersfield, the Wolves fell to a 32-10 loss that means they are only two points ahead of the Giants in the league standings.

A tough spell of fixtures for the Wolves sees them take on the Rhinos, St Helens and York Valkyrie in the next three weeks, before the start of August sees them travel to Barrow. Wigan, Saints and a rematch with Huddersfield also await in the final rounds too.

Last time out

Previous Meetings

2024 - Leeds Rhinos 68 Warrington Wolves 0 (Round 2)

2023 - Leeds Rhinos 52 Warrington Wolves 10 (Round 8)

2023 - Warrington Wolves 0 Leeds Rhinos 88 (Round 4)

2021 - Leeds Rhinos 56 Warrington Wolves 0 (Round 7)

Around the League

As season surpasses the halfway mark, here's how the rest of round eight lines up around the Betfred Women's Super League:

Wigan Warriors vs St Helens - Friday 12th July, KO 5.30pm

York Valkyrie vs Featherstone Rovers - Sunday 14th July, KO 12pm

Warrington Wolves vs Leeds Rhinos - Sunday 14th July, KO 12pm

Huddersfield Giants vs Barrow Raiders - Sunday 14th July, KO 2pm

The only televised game from this round is Friday night's clash between Wigan and St Helens, which is available to watch on Sky Sports.

More Information

• Entry time – from 11.30am
• Kick Off – 12pm
• Ticket Prices – £5 for adults and £2 for juniors (16 & under). Cash and card payments are accepted.
• Viewing areas – Standing around the pitch and a small amount of seating available in an undercover stand along the side of the pitch.
• Parking - Free parking is available at the venue. First come, first served.
• Food and Drink – There are no facilities at Victoria Park to purchase food and drink for this match.
• Dogs – Dogs are not allowed at the venue with the exception of Guide Dogs.