This week marks the conclusion of the regular league season for Leeds Rhinos' Men's and Women's sides, plus an exciting semi-final clash on Saturday for the club's Wheelchair Super League team.

The action kicks off Friday night as the Rhinos look to take a win into their Betfred Super League play-off campaign when they face a Hull FC side trying to end the year on a high. 24 hours later, the Rhinos Women's side also conclude their regular season campaign against St Helens before heading into their semi final later this month. As part of a wider Women's double header on Saturday, the Under-19s Women's Academy eye up an 11th consecutive win of the year as they host St Helens prior to the main Women's game.

Saturday's huge day of rugby action continues at Leeds Beckett University too as Leeds Rhinos Wheelchair go head to head with Wigan Warriors for a place in this year's Betfred Wheelchair Super League Grand Final.

Here are the matches coming up for you this week:

Friday 11th September

Leeds Rhinos vs Hull FC

Friday night sees Leeds Rhinos run out at AMT Headingley as Brad Arthur's side face Hull FC in the final round of the regular season, kick off 8pm.

After a hefty defeat to Wigan Warriors in round 26, the Rhinos are still mathematically able to lift the League Leaders' Shield with a win and a loss for the Warriors against Catalans, but the home side will still be eager to head into the upcoming Play Offs with a win. Hull FC on the other hand can avoid the possibility of finishing bottom of the table after a strong second half last week still saw them fall short to Toulouse Olympique in a 42-30 result. Andy Last's side are without a win at AMT Headingley since February 2023.

Head online to tickets.therhinos.co.uk to buy your tickets now.

Saturday 12th September

Leeds Rhinos Under-19s Women's Academy vs St Helens Under-19s Women's Academy

AMT Headingley hosts a double header of Women's action on Saturday as Leeds Rhinos take on St Helens in both the Women's Super 4s and Under-19s Academy competitions. Ellis Pascall's Rhinos Under-19s side arrive back at home as they can keep up their stellar season against Saints, kick off 11.30am.

After having recent games against York and Barrow postponed, the Rhinos are raring to go as they look to add an eleventh win of the season to their tally - including a 38-4 result against Saints earlier in the season. Saturday's opponents come into the game in form, having beaten York 20-0 and Huddersfield 26-0 in their last two outings.

Entry to the Under-19s game is included in all tickets for the main Women's game against St Helens. Head online to tickets.therhinos.co.uk to buy now.

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Leeds Rhinos Women vs St Helens

With a home semi-final confirmed, Lois Forsell's Rhinos side play their final game of the Super 4s series against St Helens, kick off 2pm.

Despite back-to-back defeats at the hands of League Leaders' Wigan Warriors, the Rhinos can head into their knockout match on a high if they can record a third win of the Betfred Women's Super League season against Derek Hardman's side. Saints are not out of the race for a semi-final spot themselves, as they need a win and a defeat for York Valkyrie in their final game against Wigan to confirm a return trip to AMT Headingley for the semi final.

Entry to the Women's game is included in every Rhinos Season Membership - just bring your RhinosTix app to prove your level of membership. Tickets for non-members are priced at £10 for adults and FREE for Juniors aged 16 and under.

Head online to tickets.therhinos.co.uk to buy now, or buy on the turnstiles on the day.

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Leeds Rhinos Wheelchair vs Wigan Warriors Wheelchair

A place in the 2026 Betfred Wheelchair Super League Grand Final is on the line on Saturday as Leeds Rhinos and Wigan Warriors meet at Leeds Beckett University to decide who will progress to the finale in a fortnight's time.

A week on from Leeds securing their second win over Wigan this season with a 50-34 result at Robin Park Arena, James Simpson-Hill's side can return to the Grand Final after last lifting the trophy in 2024. Wigan have their own plans to hijack the Rhinos' search for their first silverware of the season as they attempt to secure their second-ever title after defeating Leeds back in 2023.

The game will be played in Arena One, Leeds Beckett University and entry is a donation to the work on Leeds Rhinos Foundation on the door.