Thursday night sees Leeds Rhinos and Wakefield Trinity Reserves go head to head at AMT Headingley Stadium as Chev Walker's side look to open a small gap at the Reserves League table, kick off 7pm.

Rearranged from earlier in the season, the Rhinos are back at the stadium having beaten Warrington in front of a packed South Stand crowd last Saturday. The 44-12 win moved Leeds top of the table on points difference, but with a game in hand on the rest of the field, they can go two points clear of Hull FC in second place.

Jack Sinfield's two tries led the Rhinos to victory over the Wolves in what was the strongest team named by Walker this season. Cooper Jenkins and Andy Ackers both made their first Reserves appearances of the campaign, with Jenkins adding a try in the second half, plus Max Simpson got his first minutes after over two years sidelined with injury. Alongside familiar names to Rhinos fans, the Reserves squad has been led by a host of Under-18s talents too, notably the side's top try scorer Presley Cassell and top points scorer Harley Thomas.

Five games over the next two months will see the Rhinos hope to secure a Grand Final berth, but the next two games are going to be critical as Trinity and Hull KR are in with a fighting chance of attempting to make the top two.

Wakefield are chasing Leeds' tail and a win on Thursday would move Trinity to within a point of the top two (should results go their way this week).

Trinity come into the game with four wins and a draw from seven outings in 2025, and are one of the in-form sides with five league points from a possible six in their last three matches. Last time out, they suffered a 22-22 draw against Bradford Bulls - after leading 18-10 at the break - to go with wins over Salford and Hull KR as they've moved up the rankings. St Helens and Warrington have been the only sides to beat Wakefield in rounds one and four, whilst Leigh and Castleford have both fallen to Trinity

Latest Highlights

Last Four Meetings

2024 - Rhinos 33 Trinity 22

2023 - Trinity 14 Rhinos 50

2022 - Rhinos 16 Trinity 34

2022 - Trinity 0 Rhinos 48 (Game Cancelled)

Around the Reserves League

Leeds Rhinos vs Wakefield Trinity - Thursday 19th June, KO 7pm

St Helens vs Wigan Warriors - Saturday 21st June, KO 12pm

Warrington Wolves vs Huddersfield Giants - Saturday 21st June, KO 12.30pm

Tickets and Fan Information

Adults (aged 17 and over) - £5

Juniors (aged 16 and under) – FREE

Cash and Card payments available via Gate E (St Michael's Lane) from 6pm

Standing in Tetley's South Stand Terrace and unreserved seating in Tetley's South Stand Seats (excluding Press Box). Wheelchair accessible positions are available at the front of the Tetley's South Stand Terrace. This stand is along the side of the pitch and is undercover.

AMT Headingley Stadium Map

• Leeds Rhinos have a zero-tolerance approach to fans who are in breach of the AMT Headingley Stadium Ground Regulations. Further information can be found here
• Fans are reminded that bags no larger than A4 are allowed into AMT Headingley Stadium - AMT Headingley Stadium Search Policy
• Bags will be searched on arrival and fans may also be searched upon entry (What you can and cannot bring into AMT Headingley Stadium)

INSIDE THE STADIUM

• A food concession will be available in the South Stand Car Park. Card payment only.
• Smoking, vaping and e-cigarettes will be allowed in designated smoking areas at Gate D.
• Super-fast free WIFI is available for all fans on match day! Just join the ‘Rhinos-FREE’ network to get started.
• Re-entry policy - Please be aware that pass-outs are not available for Leeds Rhinos fixtures, and once you have entered the stadium, you cannot exit and re-enter at a later time.
• Toilets are in the South Stand Concourse. This includes accessible toilets.