With the 2026 season reaching the business end of the campaign, Rhinos fans have a full menu of matches available to watch over the course of the week.

Matches come no bigger than the Rhinos taking on Wakefield Trinity in a top of the Super League table clash on Friday night as fans are treated to the first team and Reserves going head to head. Thursday night also sees another all-Yorkshire clash as the Under-18s meet Castleford, before a huge Saturday sees the Women's Super League and Under-19s sides, Wheelchair, LDSL and PDRL sides all take to the field in must-see matches.

Here are the matches coming up for you this weekend:

Thursday 30th July

Leeds Rhinos Under-18s Academy vs Castleford Tigers Under-18s Academy

The race for the Under-18s Academy Grand Final kicks off this Thursday night as Leeds Rhinos kick off their Qualifiers campaign against Castleford Tigers at Stanningley LIVE on Rhinos TV+, kick off 7pm.

In the first of three games over the next month to decide the top two sides in this year's competition - and subsequently this year's Grand Finalists - Chev Walker's side look to make a strong start against their Yorkshire rivals. The Tigers will be buoyed by a resilient outing against Leeds back in March, when they pushed the young Rhinos 26-16 in round two, and will look to deliver a potential shock after finishing fourth in the regular season.

Entry to the game is priced at £5 adults, £3 concessions and free for Under-16s. Fans unable to make it to Stanningley can watch all the action live on Rhinos TV+ for just £5.99. Sign up now.

Fans are reminded when parking at Stanningley to be courteous to the surrounding residents and use either the main car park or the large car park on the entrance to the ground.

Friday 31st July

Wakefield Trinity Reserves vs Leeds Rhinos Reserves

The DIY Kitchens Stadium hosts a double header of action between Leeds and Wakefield on Friday night, kicking off with the Reserves at 5.15pm.

In the penultimate game following the season split back in June, both sides are fighting to be in the top four and qualify for the semi-finals. After losing to Warrington in their last match, the Rhinos were joined on 17 league points by Wakefield to heighten the stakes on Friday's game, as Hull FC remain the only side who can knock either Leeds or Wakefield out of the semi-final picture. Nothing could seperate the sides' back in the opening match of the season - an 18-all draw at Stanningley - so fans can expect a tough contest.

Access to the game is included in all match tickets for the main Super League game between Leeds and Wakefield. Tickets for just this game are unavailable.

Wakefield Trinity vs Leeds Rhinos

The drama continues at 8pm when the top two sides in the Betfred Super League - Leeds Rhinos and Wakefield Trinity - clash live on Sky Sports.

With a big crowd expected at The DIY Kitchens Stadium, Leeds head to their local rivals looking to avenge last year's drop goal defeat and the Challenge Cup meeting between the club's earlier this campaign. Coming into the contest after back-to-back home wins against Bradford and Toulouse, Brad Arthur's side look to convert their home form into away success against Daryl Powell's side, who can move joint top with a win.

Rhinos fans are encouraged to buy their tickets for Friday's huge game now, as it is expected to be a sell-out crowd at the DIY Kitchens Stadium. Purchase online at tickets.therhinos.co.uk, over the phone on 0371 423 1315 and from Leeds Rhinos Ticket Office Transfer Windows (Opening Hours) now.

Tickets are priced at £25 for adults, £22 for Senior Citizens and Youth, £10 for non-member juniors and only £5 for Junior Season Members.

For more information, head to our information page.

Saturday 25th July

Leeds Rhinos Under-19s Women's Academy vs Wigan Warriors Under-19s Women's Academy

A super Saturday of action kicks off at AMT Headingley with the high-flying Leeds Rhinos Under-19s Women's Academy taking on Wigan Warriors in the first game of the day, kick off 11.30am.

With one win against the Warriors already in 2026 as part of an unbeaten campaign, Ellis Pascall's side are looking for another strong home performance as they are averaging 45 points per home game this season - particularly after a 86-0 win over Warrington back in June. The defeat to Leeds is only one of two losses the Warriors have suffered in 2026 as they have picked up form in recent weeks to beat York, St Helens and Featherstone.

Rhinos Season Members can attend the match for free, or tickets are available now at tickets.therhinos.co.uk, priced at £10 for adults and free for juniors aged 16 and under.

If you can't be at the stadium, don't miss the action on Rhinos TV+ for subscribers (CLICK HERE to sign up)

Leeds Rhinos Women vs York Valkyrie

The Betfred Women's Super League Super 4s competition gets underway on Saturday as Leeds Rhinos start the second part of their season against Leon Pryce's York Valkyrie at AMT Headingley, kick off 2pm.

The Rhinos are set to face all the sides that finished in the top four of the table twice over August and September to decide the League Leaders' Shield battle before the semi finals take place. After defeating the Valkyrie once already at AMT Headingley, Lois Forsell's side aim to kick off their Super 4s campaign in style with another home victory on Saturday.

Rhinos Season Members can attend the match for free, or tickets are available now at tickets.therhinos.co.uk, priced at £10 for adults and free for juniors aged 16 and under.

If you can't be at the stadium, don't miss the action on Rhinos TV+ for subscribers (CLICK HERE to sign up)

Leeds Rhinos Wheelchair vs Sheffield Eagles Wheelchair

The Betfred Wheelchair Super League powers on as Leeds Rhinos Wheelchair look make it back to back home wins as they take on newcomers Sheffield Eagles Wheelchair at The Edge, kick off 2.30pm.

An important 58-46 win over London Roosters on home turf last weekend moved James Simpson-Hill's side to within two points of the Roosters in the league rankings with four games to go as they aim to also add to a 62-32 win over Sheffield earlier in the campaign. In their debut season, the Eagles have two wins to their name but aim to get back to winning ways after a 98-12 loss to Bradford last time out.

Entry is free for all and includes the Reserves game against Sheffield beforehand.

Leeds Rhinos PDRL and LDSL

Leeds Rhinos PDRL and LDSL are set to take part in the Grand Day Out event on Saturday as all inclusivity teams from the PDRL and LDSL competitions head to Blackpool's Common Edge Community Sports Village for an action packed day, kicking off from 2pm.

The day is crucial for the PDRL competition as it is finals day for all sides after an excellent season. Leeds face Castleford in their sole game of the day at 4pm after missing the chance to compete for the Grand Final game.

Meanwhile, the LDSL sides are in for a full day of 12 rounds as Leeds take on Hull KR, Castleford, St Helens, Wakefield, Wigan, Barrow, York, Leigh, Warrington, Hull FC and Salford from 2pm until 4.45pm.

Entry to the dual event is free for all. Parking is available on site - car and coach access readily available.