Off the back of the bank holiday, this Saturday sees three Rhinos sides involved in huge matches in the Betfred Men's, Women's and Wheelchair Super League competitions.

AMT Headingley is the place to be as a packed crowd is expected to see Brad Arthur and Matt Peet's sides battle it out in a fixture that could ultimately decide who lifts the League Leaders' Shield in 2026. Beforehand, the Rhinos and Warriors Women's sides go head to head as Lois Forsell's side look to all-but confirm a home semi-final against a Wigan side who are already locked in for this year's Grand Final.

Over the Pennines, Leeds and Wigan's Wheelchair sides also face each other in the final round of regular season action before the semi finals.

Here are the matches coming up for you this weekend:

Saturday 29th August

Wigan Warriors Wheelchair vs Leeds Rhinos Wheelchair

Looking to end their campaign on a high before heading into the play offs, Leeds Rhinos Wheelchair travel to face Wigan Warriors away from home in the first match of an action-packed Saturday, kick off 2.30pm.

James Simpson-Hill's side sit fourth in the standings with nine wins from 13 games this season, and whilst they cannot be caught based on their league points tally, a win over the Warriors and defeat to London Roosters would open the door to move up to as high as second as they have a better points difference than both Wigan and London above them. The Warriors suffered a hefty 60-28 loss to the Rhinos back in round three, but have put together a strong season to sit behind League Leaders' Halifax Panthers.

Entry to the games is free.

Leeds Rhinos Women vs Wigan Warriors Women

A huge evening at AMT Headingley kicks off at 5.15pm as Leeds Rhinos Women look to confirm a home semi-final as they meet League Leaders' Wigan Warriors live on Sky Sports.

A week on from losing out 26-20 to the same opponents, Lois Forsell's side will be eager to get back to winning ways, knowing that they can have home advantage against either York Valkyrie or St Helens in this year's semi-final. They can also break a six-game losing streak against Denis Betts' side, who already confirmed the League Leaders' Shield and Grand Final spot by beating Leeds last Saturday.

Entry to the Women's game is included in all match tickets to the main Super League game between Leeds Rhinos and Wigan Warriors. Fans are urged to buy tickets now to avoid disappointment as under 1,000 tickets remain.

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

Leeds Rhinos vs Wigan Warriors

The race for the 2026 League Leaders' Shield comes to a dramatic climax at 8pm as Leeds and Wigan battle it out to decide who finishes top of the league in front of a capacity crowd.

Victory over St Helens moved the Rhinos back above the Warriors in the table as Brad Arthur's side's superior points difference outshines that of the Warriors. With only one round remaining after this week's fixtures, a winning result would all-but confirm a first Shield title for Leeds since 2015, whilst Wigan arrive looking to upset the party as they aim to add to a Challenge Cup title already this season.

Fans are urged to buy tickets now to avoid disappointment as under 1,000 tickets remain.

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