With 80 minutes seperating them from a place in the 2026 Betfred Super League Grand Final, Leeds Rhinos and Warrington Wolves go head-to-head on Friday night to decide who will return to Old Trafford to take on either Wigan Warriors or Wakefield Trinity, kick off 8pm.

Four years on from their last Grand Final appearance, the Rhinos hope that a third win of the season against the Wire is enough to book their place in the season finale. Sam Burgess' Wolves on the other hand aim to end a longer wait to be at Old Trafford - their last appearance coming back in 2018.

Here's your match preview:

Opposition Profile

Name: Warrington Wolves

Founded: 1876

Stadium: Halliwell Jones Stadium

Head Coach: Sam Burgess

Captains: George Williams

2026 League Rank:  2nd

2026 Top Try Scorer: Matty Ashton (22)

2026 Top Points Scorer: Ewan Irwin (182)

Star Names: George Williams, Matty Ashton, Josh Thewlis, Danny Walker

Super League head to head

Leeds won 43 (includes win in 2012 Grand Final & 2011 play-offs)

Warrington won 30 (includes wins in 2006 and 2013 play-offs)

1 draw

Warrington highest score: 52-18 (H, 2016) (Widest margin: 42-6, A, 2011)

Leeds highest score: 54-16 (H, 2006) (Widest margin: 52-10, A, 2007)

PLAY OFF RECORD

LEEDS won 2 (2011 Semi Final, 2012 Grand Final)

WARRINGTON won 2 (2006 and 2013 Qualifying Final)

Eliminator Highlights

Last time out

Be at the game!

All tickets have now been released for general sale for this Friday's game, with fans encouraged to buy now to avoid disappointment.

Ticket prices start from £26 for Adults, £21 for Concessions and £14 for Juniors, plus Rhinos 2026 Members can still get £5 off their ticket up until midnight on Thursday 24th September.

For more information, head to our information page.