Leeds Rhinos look to return to winning ways in the Betfred Super League this afternoon as they host Wigan Warriors in a blockbuster clash at AMT Headingley, KO 3pm.

After defeat against Salford on the road, the Rhinos return home knowing two points keeps them in the fight for a place in the top six, whilst Wigan can strengthen their position at the top of the table with a win this afternoon. 

Don't forget that Leeds and Wigan's Reserves sides are also in action beforehand, kick off 12.30pm.

Ahead of the teams taking to the field, here is your snapshot preview of everything you need to know about the two teams:

21-man squad recap

Rhinos

Brad Arthur has made three changes to his 21 man squad for this Saturday's clash with Wigan Warriors at AMT Headingley, kick off 3pm
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— Leeds Rhinos (@leedsrhinos) August 8, 2024

In brief

- Brad Arthur makes three changes for the visit of Wigan this week

- Mikolaj Oledzki is ruled out with a rib injury whilst Cameron Smith is suspended for one game following the Salford match. 

- Winger David Fusitu'a returns to the squad after missing the last two games in a welcomed boost on the wing.

- Hooker Corey Johnson and forward Ben Littlewood are drafted into the squad after their appearances for Halifax last time out. Littlewood is yet to make his first team debut having been a member of the first team squad throughout this season. 

- Luis Roberts also misses out this week.

Warriors

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Matt Peet has selected his 21-player squad for Saturday's visit to Leeds Rhinos.

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In brief

- Wigan are unchanged from their midweek clash with Leigh.

- Although he didn't feature against the Leopards, Jai Field is in contention after scoring on his return from injury against Huddersfield last Friday. Harry Smith, who left the field against Leigh, is available for selection.

- Liam Farrell is a step closer to his 400th career game as the Wigan captain is named. He also edges closer to 400 games for Wigan as he pulls on cherry and white for the 15th season.

- A battle of the wingers sees the league's leading try scorer Liam Marshall (20 tries) arrive at AMT Headingley to take on Ash Handley, whose chasing Marshall on 14 tries. Should Marshall score, he'd set a new personal record for tries scored in a single season too.

Form

Rhinos

Round Sixteen - Won 17-16 vs London Broncos

Round Seventeen - Lost 30-18 vs Warrington Wolves

Round Eighteen - Lost 20-12 vs Hull KR

Round Nineteen - Won 34-6 vs Huddersfield Giants

Round Twenty - Lost 22-16 vs Salford Red Devils

Warriors

Round Seventeen - Won 16-12 vs St Helens

Round Eighteen - Lost 24-22 vs Hull FC

Round Nineteen - Lost 40-4 vs Warrington Wolves

Round Twenty - Won 28-14 vs Huddersfield Giants

Round Two - Won 28-6 vs Leigh Leopards

Head to head

Last time out

How to keep up with today’s game

Last Minute Tickets

If you have a last-minute urge to watch some Rugby League, tickets are available to buy on the day of the game; but please be aware that purchasing tickets on a matchday is always subject to availability and cannot be guaranteed. Prices also increase on a matchday by £3, and all offers are now unavailable.

Fans can buy tickets via the following methods:

Online - Tickets can be purchased online at tickets.therhinos.co.uk up until kick off and your tickets will be sent to your email address to use on your smartphone at the turnstiles.

On the turnstiles - (Subject to availability) fans can purchase tickets which cover entry to the AMT East Terrace and Western Terrace. This can be done via the turnstiles on St Michaels Lane (Gate B) and Kirkstall Lane (Gate G) on matchday using contactless payment with either a credit / debit card or payment using a smartphone. Cash is no longer accepted on the turnstiles.

From the Ticket Office - Leeds Rhinos Ticket Office on St Michaels Lane is where fans can purchase ticket for AMT East Stand Seating and North Stand and South Stand Seating as well as standing in the South Stand Terrace. Card payments are preferred.

TV Broadcasts

Sky Sports have the whole Super League season covered with every match available to watch live. The Rhinos' clash with Wigan is available on the Action channel from 2.30pm, which fans can access through either your Sky subscription or with a NOW day pass, which is priced at £14.99.

The game will be available to watch on SuperLeague+ 48 hours after the game. To get started, go to https://superleagueplus.co.uk/...

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