It's Betfred Women's Challenge Cup semi-final day as Leeds Rhinos Women take on Wigan Warriors Women this afternoon (kick off 12pm) for a place at Wembley Stadium.

With St Helens and York preparing to go head to head in the other semi final, Leeds or Wigan can be the first name confirmed for the Cup Final on Saturday 7th June as the Rhinos look to take a step closer to winning their first Cup final in six years, whilst the Warriors dream of a debut Cup triumph, having never made it passed the final four stage before.

Here's all the information you need before kick off:

Last time out in the Cup

Squad News

Rhinos

Wigan

How to follow the game

Aside from being at the match in person, the best way to follow the action is on We Are 8.

Download the app and follow Leeds Rhinos now -  https://app.weare8.com/@leedsrhinos?share=mobile

Milestones

Shannon Lacey is one game away from 50 appearances for the Rhinos in her career (27 starts, 22 subs)

Keara Bennett is eight points away from 150 total points for the Rhinos (19 tries and 33 goals)

Key Stats

- Leeds have won their last 12 meetings with Wigan.

- The Warriors' last victory against the Rhinos was 18-16, in the Super League Grand Final, at Manchester Regional Arena on 13 October, 2018.

- Leeds' top try scorer: Ebony Stead (6 tries)

- Leeds leading points scorer: Mel Howard (40 points)

- Wigan's leading try scorer: Mary Coleman/Molly Jones (5 tries)

- Wigan's leading points scorer: Jenna Foubister (70 points)

Ticket and Fan information

Be at York to cheer on the Women's team as they look to book their place in the 2025 Betfred Women's Challenge Cup Final. Tickets are available in block ED (along the side, reserved seats) and priced as follows:- 

• Adults = £30
• Concessions (Seniors over 65 and students) = £22
• Junior (16 & under) = £15

CLICK HERE to buy tickets.

For fans unable to make it to York, you can watch live on BBC Sport and the Red Button. Start watching: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/...

GETTING HERE
By car
The North car park (from Jockey Lane entrance) will not be in use to the general public on Saturday. Fans are advised to use the two park and rides, Grimston Bar and Monks Cross.
Please note, Monks Cross park and ride will be extremely limited, so fans are encouraged to use Grimston Bar.

By Rail
The main station (YO24 1AB) is situated in the centre of York and approximately 3 miles from the LNER Community Stadium.

By Bus
The Stadium is next to Monks Cross Park & Ride site and can be accessed very easily from York city centre. Park and Ride, service 9, picks up from outside York Railway Station to Monks Cross up to every 10 mins.
On match days, York Pullman run the Y22 travelling from The Stonebow straight up to the Stadium and back.

More information can be found here:
Park & Ride
https://www.itravelyork.info/p...
York Pullman
https://www.yorkpullmanbus.co....

TICKET OFFICE
The ticket office is located in the main reception area outside the North Stand. The ticket office will open at 10am with gates opening at 11am.

ACCESSIBILITY
Key Accessibility Features at The LNER Community Stadium:
• Lift access to all floors of the Azuma East Stand / West Stand
• Dedicated disabled toilets which are fully accessible (Stoma specific facilities in all accessible toilets around the concourse)
• Wheelchair height catering counters
Should you have any specific requirements or need further information, please call on 01904 950 950.
Stewards and staff are on hand to help assist you across all areas of the LNER Community Stadium.

BAG POLICY
It is recommended that supporters bring nothing larger than an A4 piece of paper.
If supporters bring rucksacks or backpacks which are bigger than the recommended size, they may be searched and tagged. If they are deemed to be too large, they will be searched, tagged and taken to a secure area for the duration of the match and are to be collected after the match. If a bag is seen on the ground without a tag, it will be necessary for it to be searched and left in a secure area for collection after the match.