With the 2026 season now in full swing, Rhinos fans have a full menu of matches available to watch over the course of the week.

Four matches at the end of the week kicks off on Thursday night with Academy action at Stanningley, before the Reserves and First Team both take to the field on Sunday with enticing matches against Warrington and Bradford. 

The standout game of the week occurs on Saturday as the Wheelchair Challenge Cup Final trophy is on the line for the Rhinos, who take on Halifax at the Robin Park Leisure Centre for a chance to lift the Wheelchair season's first silverware.

Here are the matches coming up for you this weekend:

Thursday 23rd July

Leeds Rhinos Under-18s Academy vs Wakefield Trinity Under-18s Academy

The penultimate Academy match of the first part of the Under-18s season sees Leeds Rhinos run out at Stanningley on Thursday night as Chev Walker's side faces off against Wakefield Trinity, kick off 7pm.

A huge result against Warrington Wolves a fortnight ago saw an impressive Rhinos outfit produce a strong performance on the road, but now they arrive back at Stanningley hoping to battle hard against Trinity, who need a win to move back into the top four.

Entry to the game is priced at £5 adults, £3 concessions and free for Under-16s.

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.

Saturday 25th July

Halifax Panthers Wheelchair vs Leeds Rhinos Wheelchair

The Wheelchair Challenge Cup takes place this Saturday afternoon as Leeds Rhinos look to end a four-year wait to lift the Cup as James Simpson-Hill's side takes on reigning Champions and five-time winners Halifax Panthers at Robin Park Leisure Centre, kick off 3pm.

Leeds have taken down York, Edinburgh and Wigan en route to this year's final, after missing the last two seasons. Having not lifted the Cup since their 2022 triumph over Catalans, the Rhinos are out to take down the Panthers, who defeated Leeds in a top-of-the-table clash last Saturday afternoon.

Tickets are available to buy now here directly from the RFL, priced at £11 each.

For Ambulant tickets, please contact the ticket office at accessibility@rlcommercial.co.uk. For Wheelchair tickets, there is an accessible seats option via the ticket link.

Sunday 19th July

Warrington Wolves Reserves vs Leeds Rhinos Reserves

Reserves action continues on Sunday as Leeds Rhinos clash with Warrington Wolves Reserves in their third match following the season split at Victoria Park, kick off 1pm.

Chev Walker's Rhinos side enters this game having lost the first meeting with the Wolves back in March as the visitors to AMT Headingley took away a 30-18 final score. Last year's Reserves Grand Final winners will be no turnover, as a win over Warrington would close the gap between the two clubs in the league standings and have ramifications for who holds a home semi-final spot by the end of August. Warrington faced Hull FC last time out on the road, and following this week's game, will have to win away from home in their final two games too if they want to be back in the Grand Final themselves.

Leeds Rhinos vs Bradford Bulls

For the third time in 2026, Leeds and Bradford go head to head as AMT Headingley hosts the final instalment of the West Yorkshire derby on Sunday afternoon, kick-off 3pm live on Sky Sports.

The Rhinos have two wins against the Bulls already in 2026, and a third triumph would potentially extend Brad Arthur's side to four points clear at the top of the table. The Bulls continue a tough spell of fixtures as they face all of the top six teams in consecutive matches, but Kurt Haggerty's side will certainly be out to cause a potential upset against their local rivals.

Tickets for the game are still available to buy now. Ticket prices start at £26 for adults, £21 for concessions and £14 for juniors, with prices rising by £3 on matchdays.

To buy tickets, go to tickets.therhinos.co.uk or call the ticket office on 0371 423 1315.