AMT Headingley hosts Leeds Rhinos for the final time in the 2024 Betfred Super League season as the Rhinos take on Hull FC in round 25 this Friday, kick off 8pm.

It's the Rhinos' last chance to perform in front of a home crowd before they head on the road for their final two games, having won their last two home outings against Catalans and Wigan. Hull arrive at the stadium after beating Leeds in the two side's most recent meeting at the MKM Stadium in round 14.

As matchday approaches, find out more about the black and whites here:

Overview

Name: Hull FC

Founded: 1865

Seasons in Super League: 26

Interim Coaches: Simon Grix and Francis Cummins

Club Captain: Danny Houghton

Last three season finishes: 2023 = 10th, 2022 = 9th, 2021 = 8th

Best SL finish: 2nd (2006)

Grand Final appearances: One (Finalist in 2006)

So far in 2024...

After starting the campaign with defeats to Hull KR and Warrington Wolves, Hull FC managed to halt London's fightback at the MKM Stadium in round three, thanks to a late try from Morgan Smith which secured a 28-24 win. But since then in the league, the black and whites have struggled to find a win. A tough string of fixtures saw Catalans, Hull KR, St Helens and Huddersfield take wins away from Hull - three out of four results seeing Hull's opponents score 50+ points - before a tight 18-12 loss to Leeds extended the losing streak to six games.

Trips to Warrington and the Broncos also ended in defeat for Grix's side and despite sparking a late comeback against the Tigers, a 30-10 deficit after 55 minutes was too tough for the black and whites to come back from at the Jungle as the game ended 30-22. Huddersfield also added a third win in all competitions against Hull to keep the side eleventh in the league standings.

Victory over Leeds on home soil in round 14 ended the side's wait for a win, and four games later they upset Wigan with a two-point victory at home once again. Now they arrive at AMT Headingley in their final away day of the year looking to break a six game losing streak, which included a 29-4 loss to London at Magic Weekend. Last time out, they were on the wrong end of a 39-20 defeat to Castleford too.

Ones to Watch

Logan Moy

Out of several young players brought through into the first team this year, full-back Logan Moy promises to be one to watch in the future.

Despite being only 19 years old, Moy has earned the trust of head coach Grix after some commendable performances, particularly a try-scoring display against Huddersfield at the end of May. Shortly after he was locked down on a three-year extension, and despite overall results, he has gone on to score two tries in games against Hull KR and Leigh Leopards.

Herman Ese'ese 

Former Brisbane, Newcastle, Canterbury, Gold Coast and Dolphins forward Herman Ese'ese was one of a number of pre-season acquisitions for the black and whites and has made an impact on the squad in 21 Super League appearances this year. 

No Hull player has more carries or total run metres than Ese’ese, plus only fellow forward Jordan Lane has made more tackles. His 50 offloads are the second-best in the competition behind London’s Hakim Miloudi, plus he is the leading forward in Super League for tackle breaks with 109.

Jordan Lane

An ever-present in Hull's lineup, Jordan Lane has stepped up to captain the side on occasions in 2024.

The back rower is the side's top tackler this year and ranks seventh in the league with three rounds to go, plus he is also one of the side's top performers when it comes to carries, metres and post contact metres.

Fixtures

Round 25- Vs Leeds Rhinos (AMT Headingley, KO 8pm)

Round 26 - Vs Salford Red Devils (MKM Stadium, KO 3pm)

Round 27- Vs Catalans Dragons (MKM Stadium, KO 8pm)

Stats Performers

Tries: Lewis Martin (8 tries)

Goals: Jack Charles (19 goals)

Carries: Herman Ese'ese (320 carries)

Tackles: Jordan Lane (733 tackles)

Tackle Breaks: Herman Ese'ese (109 tackle breaks)

Penalties: Ligi Sao (15 penalties)

Last Super League match

Don't miss inclusivity round this Friday!

Leeds Rhinos will use their final home game of the season against Hull FC on Friday 6th September as the culmination of a week long celebration of the entire One Team Team Rhinos family. The Inclusivity Round fixture will be a showcase for the many teams who make up the Rhinos and a chance for them to have their time in the spotlight for Rhinos fans to show their appreciation.

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).