This week at the Rhinos, five Leeds sides take to the field towards the back end of the week in a host of matches for fans to enjoy.

Leeds Rhinos Women keep up the fight at the top of the Betfred Women's Super League as one of three Leeds sides taking on the Warriors this week, along with the Men's first team and Reserves sides on Saturday. Saturday in particular sees a triple header of action as the unbeaten Leeds Rhinos Wheelchair face Halifax at The Edge.

Rounding the week off on Sunday, Leeds Rhinos PDRL are in action as they head to Wigan for their fifth festival of the year.

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Friday 9th August

Leeds Rhinos Women vs Wigan Warriors Women

One of the biggest games in the Betfred Women's Super League season takes place this Friday night as League Leaders' Shield contestants Leeds Rhinos Women and Wigan Warriors clash at AMT Headingley, kick off 7pm.

Coming off big wins last weekend against Featherstone and Huddersfield, both clubs can strengthen their position at the top of the table with a win in the first of two head to head meetings, as the Rhinos head to Robin Park Arena in the final game of the season.

Entry is free for Leeds Rhinos 2024 Season Memberships and season membership cards are valid at the turnstiles. For fans that require tickets, tickets are priced at £10 for adults and juniors are free. Fans can watch from the South Stand seating and terrace.

Saturday 10th August

Leeds Rhinos vs Wigan Warriors

The Rhinos are back in action on Saturday as AMT Headingley hosts a double header of Betfred Super League and Reserves action from 12.30pm.

With seven games to go in the season, Leeds meet with Wigan as the Rhinos look to close the gap to the top six, specifically Catalans and St Helens who are four points above Leeds. Wigan play their third game in nine days as they come into Saturday's game off the back of a midweek clash with Leigh. A win for the Warriors would put them back in contention for the League Leaders' Shield too.

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). 

Leeds Rhinos Reserves vs Wigan Warriors Reserves

Before the first team action, Leeds and Wigan's Reserves outfits meet in the penultimate game of the regular season at AMT Headingley, kick off 12.30pm.

As it stands coming into this weekend's round of matches, a win for Tony Smith's Rhinos would keep them in the fight for a potential top two place and put them only a point behind Wigan, who are also chasing a Grand Final spot. The Rhinos come into the game after suffering a second half defeat to Huddersfield last time out, whilst the Warriors were defeated by Wakefield on the road, which saw them drop to third in the table behind St Helens and Hull FC.

The Reserves game is included in all tickets for the first team game, but fans cannot purchase tickets for the Reserves game alone. 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). 

Leeds Rhinos Wheelchair vs Halifax Panthers

Saturday's action continues at The Edge as Betfred Wheelchair League Leaders Leeds Rhinos take on Halifax Panthers at 2pm.

A stellar league season so far for James Simpson's side has seen them defeat every opponent in front of them, including a 44-32 win over Hull FC last time out. With three games to go before the semi finals, the Rhinos are in a strong position to claim their fourth consecutive League Leaders' Shield title. Halifax are chasing the Rhinos hard though with two wins and a draw in 2024. Having lost to Leeds in the opening game of the year, the Panthers have bounced back to beat London and Wigan, as well as draw 38-all with Hull FC.

Entry at The Edge is free for spectators, plus the Leeds and Halifax Reserves sides are in action beforehand too at 12pm.

Sunday 11th August

Leeds Rhinos PDRL

Sunday sees Leeds Rhinos PDRL in action at their fifth festival of the year as Finals Day approaches next month.

The Rhinos head over to Wigan St Judes for this week's festival, where they will play Wakefield and Bradford Bulls' Development side in a day full of action alongside with Warrington, Castleford and Wigan who are also in action.

Fixtures will get underway from 11am and supporters can attend the festival free of charge.