This week at the Rhinos sees action resume across the Betfred Super League and Academy competitions as Brad Arthur and Chev Walker's sides look to bounce back from losses last time out as they face Leigh on Thursday night and Saturday afternoon.

Leeds Rhinos Wheelchair also look to bounce back after their first defeat of the league season last time out. They host Hull FC on Saturday.

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Thursday 7th August

Leigh Leopards vs Leeds Rhinos

Leeds Rhinos return to Betfred Super League action in the opening game of round 21 as the Rhinos take on Leigh Leopards at Leigh Sports Village, kick off 8pm.

Having beaten the Leopards in a thrilling end-to-end encounter earlier this year, Brad Arthur's side look to bounce back after losing out to Wakefield Trinity by a drop goal last time out. Leigh secured a fourth consecutive league win last time out against Warrington Wolves to put them in contention for a place in the top two as they play the first of five home games scheduled for the final games of the regular season. 

Tickets and travel are both still available to buy from the club. Head to tickets.therhinos.co.uk, call the ticket office on 0371 423 1315 or head to the Leeds Rhinos Ticket Office Transfer Windows (please check Opening Hours).

Saturday 9th August

Leigh Leopards Under-18s Academy vs Leeds Rhinos Under-18s Academy

Aiming to recover from their first defeat of 2025, Chev Walker's Leeds Rhinos Under-18s Academy are on the road this Saturday as they face Leigh Leopards at Golbourne Park, kick off 1pm. 

A 19-18 defeat to Warrington a fortnight ago saw the Rhinos lose their grip on first place in the Under-18s Academy league, but a win over the Leopards would allow Walker's side to keep pressure on the Wolves who take on third-placed Wigan this weekend. Leigh got their first win of the season last time out against Bradford in an 18-16 result and aim to finish the season strong with games against Leeds and Castleford coming up.

Leeds Rhinos Wheelchair vs Hull FC Wheelchair

Leeds Rhinos Wheelchair look to bounce back from their first defeat of the season last time out as James Simpson-Hill's side host Hull FC at The Edge on Saturday, kick off 2.45pm.

A 52-28 defeat at the hands of London Roosters sees the Rhinos remain second in the table with two scheduled rounds of the Super League remaining, before the final three rounds take place at the end of August and into September. They take on a Hull side who have one win in three games so far this campaign, which came against Sheffield in July.

Entry for the event is FREE, however, there will be a collection bucket and raffle with all donations going to Leeds Rhinos Foundation. There is seating is limited pitch side so it will be on a first come first served basis. Parking is located on site, however it is a pay and display. A code can be obtained from the front desk on the day which may reduce this cost.