The Betfred Women's Super League returns to action this weekend as Leeds Rhinos Women take on Warrington Wolves in round four at AMT Headingley, kick off 3pm.

After the Women's Challenge Cup Final gave both clubs a break last weekend, the Rhinos will be hopeful of picking up their first win of the league campaign after a difficult start continued last time out against Wigan.

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Opposition

Warrington Wolves are the only team in the top tier of the Women’s competition without a win in either the League or Cup in 2025, as Ged Ginty steps up as head coach in a bid to turn their fortunes around.

After back-to-back second-from-bottom finishes, Ginty replaces Armani Sharrock, having previously served as her assistant. The former Wigan Warriors assistant coach helped develop their squad between 2022 and 2023 before joining Warrington, where he now works alongside Head of Women’s Rugby, James Machin.

Warrington exited the Cup in the group stages with losses to Cardiff Demons and St Helens and remain winless heading into the Super League. They opened with a 40-30 defeat to Huddersfield, where Kerrie Evans and Hannah Goddard both scored twice. That was followed by a heavy loss to newly promoted Leigh Leopards, who ran in seven tries. A close contest with Barrow before the Cup break ended in a 14–6 defeat at Victoria Park.

The Wolves now seek a first-ever win over Leeds Rhinos, having lost all five league meetings since 2021.

Warrington’s youthful squad features only a few returnees from last season, including club stalwarts Charlie Magraw and Dani Bound. Ginty’s Wigan connections have helped bring in reinforcements, including Evans—now the team’s second-highest try scorer - and Goddard, who joined from Huddersfield.

Sunday’s clash with Leeds marks the start of a tough run, with St Helens and York to follow later this month before Barrow visit at the start of July.

Form

Betfred Women's Super League Meetings: 5

Rhinos Wins: 5

Warrington Wins: 0

Leeds' Biggest Win: 88-0 (Round Four, 2nd July 2023)

Milestones

LUCY MURRAY is one appearance away from making her 50th Rhinos appearance. Murray came through the club's Academy system before making her first team debut in 2021 against York Valkyrie and has scored 18 tries in her five seasons at the club.

KEARA BENNETT is two points away from reaching 150 points in her Rhinos career. The hooker has 20 tries and 34 goals for the club since her debut in 2019.

Last Meeting vs Warrington

Don't miss Sunday's double header at AMT Headingley

Sunday's action sees Leeds Rhinos Women and the Rhinos Women's Under-19s both take to the field in a double header of action at AMT Headingley.

Rhinos Season Members get access to the game as part of their memberships - just show a previous match ticket on your RhinosTix app or show your Rhinos 2025 Season Membership Card.

General admission is £10 for Adults and Free for Juniors aged 16 for unreserved seating in the North Stand or standing on the AMT East Terrace. Buy now online at tickets.therhinos.co.uk.