Leeds Rhinos Women aim to celebrate confirming their place in the 2025 Betfred Women's Super League semi finals on Sunday afternoon, as Lois Forsell's side travel to Laund Hill to take on Huddersfield Giants, kick off 2pm.

After their game against Warrington Wolves was forfeited by the Wolves during the week, the Rhinos confirmed a semi-final place for the sixth consecutive season and now look to finish strong against the Giants and York Valkyrie in their final two matches of the regular season.

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Opposition

Huddersfield Giants pushed the Rhinos close to their effort to make the top four for the first time in the club's history, but a mixture of opposition results and a damaging run of four defeats in July ended the chances of Lori Halloran's side keeping their season alive.

The Giants have been the best of the rest behind Leeds, St Helens, Wigan and York for the whole season as they've beaten Warrington, Barrow and Leigh beneath them over the course of the season. Following Leeds ending the club's Challenge Cup run in the quarter finals at AMT Headingley, Huddersfield came away from games against the Wolves and Leopards with wins thanks to England international Amelia Brown scoring a combined seven tries in both games. Brown continued that scoring in a closely fought 24-20 loss at the hands of York, as well as a 32-12 victory over Barrow, as the full back has accumulated 15 tries in all competitions this season.

The Raiders result was the last win for the Giants for 56 days as they lost out to all of the top four teams, before rediscovering their form against the Wolves thanks to two tries from Faye Barraclough, Brown, Sam Hulme and Lois Naidole. Last time out, Halloran's side drew 20-20 with Leigh to give Huddersfield it's best ever points tally in the Super League competition, and they can add to that total as they host Leeds and Barrow in the final two games of the campaign.

Alongside Brown, Mollie Iceton has also impressed in the centres to earn a Yorkshire Origin call up earlier this year, whilst Sunday is an opportunity for Sam Hulme, Barraclough, Tilly Davies and Frankie Townend get the opportunity to take on their former club.

Super League Form

Giants won 1

Rhinos won seven

Giants' largest win: 20-16 (Round 7, 06/08/2023)

Rhinos' largest win: 82-0 (Round 6, 31/07/2022)

Milestones

SOPHIE NUTTALL needs 12 points to hit 100 Super League points for the Rhinos. The winger has 21 tries in the Super League competition since her debut in 2018, including two last time out against the Leopards.

EBONY STEAD needs 16 points to hit 100 Super League points for the Rhinos. In only 16 league appearances for the club, the full back has been an electric try scorer with 21 tries in the Super League competition.

OLIVIA WHITEHEAD needs 10 points to hit 100 career points for the Rhinos. Since moving from York in 2024, the winger has scored 18 tries and kicked nine goals in 33 games for the club.

RUBY WALKER needs 10 points to hit 100 career points for the Rhinos. Alongside nine tries for the Rhinos, she has also been accurate with the boot, kicking 27 goals.

EVIE COUSINS needs 12 points to hit 100 career points for the Rhinos. The centre has scored 22 tries in 28 games since debuting in 2024 for the club.

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