This week at the Rhinos, four teams are in action across the weekend. The Men's side kick off on Friday as they face Hull KR in the final game of the regular Betfred Super League season, whilst the Women's side hope to return to the Grand Final as they face York at AMT Headingley on Sunday.

Saturday is a busy day too as the club's Wheelchair and LDSL sides are in action too. After securing the League Leaders' Shield, the Rhinos Wheelchair look to finish their season unbeaten whilst the LDSL side take part in Finals Day at Castleford.

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Friday 20th September

Hull KR vs Leeds Rhinos

The final round of the Betfred Super League season is Leeds Rhinos' last chance to make the top six as Brad Arthur's side look for an important win against Hull KR at Sewell Group Craven Park, kick off 8pm.

Currently sat in seventh place, the Rhinos need a victory over the Robins and Leigh Leopards to lose to St Helens in order for Leeds to qualify for this year's Play Offs. Catalans Dragons are also chasing, but need to outscore Leeds by 25 points against Hull FC in order to be in contention to overtake the Leopards. Hull KR's race for the League Leaders' Shield isn't mathematically over if Wigan lose to Salford on Thursday night, but a win for Willie Peters' side on Friday would fend off Warrington from finishing above them.

Tickets and travel are both available to purchase online at tickets.therhinos.co.uk, over the phone on 0371 423 1315 and from Leeds Rhinos Club Shop (Opening Hours). Please be aware that ticket availability is limited so fans are encouraged to buy now.

Tickets are priced at £25 for adults, £18 for concessions and £10 for juniors aged 5 to 18. Travel is also available for £18 per person.

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Saturday 21st September

Leeds Rhinos Wheelchair vs Wigan Warriors Wheelchair

James Simpson's Leeds Rhinos Wheelchair side close out their regular season on Saturday afternoon as they face off against Wigan Warriors Wheelchair at The Edge, kick off 2pm.

Leeds got their revenge for last year's Grand Final defeat to the Warriors with a 42-36 win over Wigan at Robin Park back at the end of June and can finish the regular season unbeaten heading into the Play Offs. Wigan lost out to Hull at home last time out and know that a victory on Saturday would see them jump London Roosters in third place.

Fans also get to see the Wheelchair Reserves game between Leeds and Wigan beforehand too, kick off 12.10pm.

Leeds Rhinos LDSL

After hosting last weekend's PDRL Finals Day, Castleford Tigers' Mend-A-Hose Jungle plays host to the Community Integrated Care Learning Disability Super League Finals Day on Saturday from 12pm.

The Rhinos descent upon the Jungle as one of the East Teams looking to finish the year as the competition's victor, along with teams from York, Castleford, Wakefield and both Hull clubs. Make sure you get down to the stadium to cheer on the team.

Sunday 22nd September

Leeds Rhinos Women vs York Valkyrie

The first of the Betfred Women's Super League semi finals on Sunday pits Leeds Rhinos Women against York Valkyrie at AMT Headingley in a repeat of last year's Grand Final, kick off 5pm.

Victory over the Warriors last time out saw the Rhinos finish their regular season campaign on a high, but now they face a Valkyrie side who beat Leeds 32-6 at AMT Headingley in round 12. The clubs have only met once at the semi final stage before; in 2021 the Rhinos edged York 22-18 to progress into the Grand Final.