A Leeds win would move them four points clear of Trinity with just five rounds remaining in the regular Betfred Super League season, but Trinity will be in the hunt for the league leaders’ shield if they can repeat their Challenge Cup victory from five months ago.
Centre Handley and winger Ryan Hall have returned to Rhinos’ 21-man squad after illness and injury, but three-quarter Ned McCormack is unavailable after suffering concussion in last Friday’s win against Toulouse Olympique. Here’s how Rhinos could line up in the biggest game of the league season so far.
13. Second-row: James McDonnell
One of Rhinos’ most reliable players and his tries have been a huge bonus this season. Photo: Matthew Merrick/SWpix.com
14. Loose-forward: Kallum Watkins
A new contract in his pocket and showing no signs of slowing down. Photo: Steve Riding
15. Sub: Tom Holroyd
Has been making a big impact, including tries in Rhinos' last three games. Photo: Steve Riding
16. Sub: Presley Cassell
Has been getting good game time and making the most of it. Photo: Steve Riding
17. Sub: Cameron Smith
Will want to impress against the club he’ll play for next year. Photo: Matthew Merrick/SWpix.com
18. Sub: Zak Lloyd
The teenager did well on debut last week and may retain his place. Photo: Matthew Merrick/SWpix.com