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.

The game of the week sees top six sides Leeds Rhinos and Leigh Leopards clash at AMT Headingley on Family Day as fans get access to twice the amount of Rugby League as the Reserves also take to the pitch. Wednesday night also sees a huge matchup in the latest round of the Academy Qualifiers as Chev Walker's young Rhinos face Wigan Warriors with a Grand Final spot on the line.

Saturday sees fans spoilt for choice as the unbeaten Women's Academy look to keep their streak going against Featherstone, the Rhinos Wheelchair take on Bradford in a derby battle, and the Women's Super League side clash with St Helens in a blockbusting Super 4s matchup. 

Here are the matches coming up for you this weekend:

Wednesday 12th August

Wigan Warriors Under-18s Academy vs Leeds Rhinos Under-18s Academy 

The second round of the Academy Qualifiers pits Leeds Rhinos Under-18s up against Wigan Warriors Under-18s at Robin Park Arena on Wednesday evening, kick off 7pm.

A fortnight on from Wigan's 44-12 win at the end of the Academy regular season, both clubs got their Qualifiers off to a winning start as the Rhinos produced a second-half fightback to beat Castleford Tigers on home soil. With the winner all but confirmed in this year's Academy Grand Final, the game is huge for both Matty Smith's unbeaten Warriors side and Chev Walker's young Rhinos.

Entry at Robin Park costs £5 for adults and £3 for concessions. The fixture will also be Streamed Live on Wigan TV with commentary from Andrew Rimmer.

Thursday 13th August

Leeds Rhinos Reserves vs Hull FC Reserves

A double header of rugby action at AMT Headingley kicks off on Thursday night as Leeds Rhinos look to book their place in the Reserves semi-finals as they take on Hull FC live on Rhinos TV+, kick off 5.15pm.

Following defeat at the hands of Wakefield Trinity last Friday, the Rhinos are in jeopardy of losing the fourth and final semi-final spot should they lose out to Thursday's opponents. Chev Walker's side so far have won one of their matches since the league split into the top and bottom six - a 68-6 result against Castleford - but a win in front of a home crowd would be enough to book the reigning Grand Finalists into the final four. Hull FC arrive looking to spoil the party with a game in hand on Leeds. The Black and Whites had their recent game against Castleford postponed but have been competitive in a 21-20 win over Warrington and a close 28-26 loss to the Warriors.

Entry to the Reserves game is included in all match tickets for the main Super League game between Leeds Rhinos and Leigh Leopards. Fans unable to make it to watch the early game can watch all the action live on Rhinos TV+ for just £5.99. Sign up now. 

Leeds Rhinos vs Leigh Leopards

Straight after the Reserves, Brad Arthur's Leeds Rhinos face another Play-Off opponent in round 22 of the Betfred Super League as Leigh Leopards arrive at AMT Headingley, kick off 8pm.

It's Family Day for one of the biggest games of the season as the table-topping Rhinos look to add to their comeback win against Wakefield last time out against a Leigh side who have grown in confidence since the sides first met in round one of the season. Adrian Lam's side is packed with threats across the field - led by Lachlan Lam, David Armstrong and Edwin Ipape - but they face a Rhinos side also capable of accumulating points as they arrive back at HQ after back-to-back 40+ point wins over Bradford and Toulouse.

Ticket prices start at £26 for adults, £21 for concessions and £5 for juniors, with promotions ending and prices rising by £3 on matchdays.

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

Saturday 15th August

Featherstone Rovers Under-19s Women's Academy vs Leeds Rhinos Under-19s Women's Academy 

The unbeaten Leeds Rhinos Women's Under-19s Academy side head away from home this Saturday as Ellis Pascall's side aim to add a ninth win of the campaign as they take on Featherstone Rovers Under-19s at the Millenium Stadium, kick off 11 am.

The Rhinos kept up their high-scoring form in 2026 as they brushed off the challenge of Wigan Warriors in a convincing 38-0 win at AMT Headingley last Saturday, led by two tries from Trinity Gallagher and a blinding effort from Millie Sadler. Having posted 58 points on Featherstone back in May on home soil too, Leeds now head away from home looking to keep their winning momentum going with four fixtures remaining.

Featherstone also enter this Saturday off the back of a 22-0 win over Warrington Wolves as they brought a three-game losing streak to an end. With games left against Leeds, Barrow, St Helens and Huddersfield, the side look to finish the year on a high, despite being the underdog in this match.

St Helens Women vs Leeds Rhinos Women

After securing their first win of the Super 4s format against York Valkyrie, Leeds Rhinos Women face a crunch matchup against St Helens Women at the BrewDog Stadium on Saturday, kick off 12pm.

Lois Forsell's side had a quartet of tries from Ruby Enright to thank for getting them over the line against the Valkyrie, who pushed Leeds the distance despite the eventual blow-out scoreline. Leeds also head to The BrewDog Stadium having claimed victory during the regular season when they came away with a 28-12 final score in round five.

Saints suffered defeat to League Leaders and Grand Final champions in round one of the Super 4s, so the Red Vee are expected to put up a fight as they look to move two points behind Leeds in the league standings with a win. Retrospectively, Saints have the upper hand having won nine out of 18 league meetings against Leeds, but only two have come on home soil.

Entry at The BrewDog Stadium is £5 Adults, £3 Concessions and £2 Juniors. Buy your tickets online via St Helens

Bradford Bulls Wheelchair vs Leeds Rhinos Wheelchair

The Leeds vs Bradford derby has a new chapter on Saturday when the two clubs meet for a second time in 2026 at Sedburgh Sports Centre, kick off 1.30pm.

James Simpson-Hill's Leeds side got back to winning ways following their Challenge Cup Final defeat, as they added to a win over London Roosters with a 74-42 win over Sheffield Eagles at The Edge last time out. Now only two points behind the Roosters in the league table, the Rhinos are eyeing up a positive end to the season as they travel to face the Bulls and Wigan as well as host Hull FC in their final three games of the campaign. They also posted 150 points in the reverse of Saturday's game.

Bradford have only managed one win in their debut Super League season in a 98-12 win over Sheffield, but are very much a side still finding their feet in the competition after losing out to the Roosters in their most recent outing.