Leeds Rhinos Reserves look to back up their recent win as they take on Warrington Wolves Reserves at AMT Headingley on Saturday afternoon, KO 5pm.

After losing out to Leigh Leopards in their first game of the year, Tony Smith's side bounced back in style as they took down Derek Hardman's St Helens side in a gritty 30-22 result to move up to seventh in the league standings. They are one of six teams currently level on two points, along with this weekend's opponents Warrington, Huddersfield, Saints and both Hull FC and Hull KR. 

After a successful campaign last season, head coach Smith has chosen to develop from within the Rhinos ranks again in 2024. Jack Sinfield leads the team out of the traps early, as he did in last season's Reserves competition, scoring three tries and kicking seven goals so far in 2024. Centre Ned McCormack and forward Ben Littlewood have also had bright starts with two tries each, and have been rewarded for their efforts with a place in the wider 21-man squad for Rohan Smith's first team.

Like Leeds, Warrington also have one win and one loss this season too. Battling back from a 30-4 defeat to Hull KR, an eight-try outing against Wakefield a fortnight ago puts the Wolves below Leeds on points difference heading into round three of the season.

Ryan O’Brien has had the likes of Max Wood, Arron Lindop and Tom Whitehead in his ranks as they got extra minutes alongside their involvements under Sam Burgess in the first team too. Adam Holroyd has proved to be a success story already in 2024 as he has two tries and six appearances for the Wolves in Super League, as well as homegrown half back Leon Hayes. Forwards Luke Thomas and Nolan Tupaea are also waiting in the wings.

Reserves Results vs Warrington

2022 - Leeds Rhinos 16 Warrington Wolves 20

2023 - Leeds Rhinos 16 Warrington Wolves 18

Recent result

The Reserves showed great spirit in the second half to defeat St Helens 30-22 last time out, thanks to a try from Harrison Gilmore in the final ten minutes.

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More Information

See below for more information around Saturday's Reserves game at AMT Headingley.

• Gate E (St Michaels Lane) open – 4pm
• Entry fee – Cash donations for Leeds Rhinos Foundation on arrival.
• Viewing area – Unreserved seating in the South Stand seats or standing on the South Stand Terrace (along the side, undercover)
• Accessible area - South Stand accessible areas in front of the South Stand Terrace
• Toilets – AMT East Stand Ground Floor Toilets

• Parking – No onsite parking available due to Yorkshire County Cricket fixture

• Food and Drink – There will be a concession unit in South Stand Car Park selling food and drinks.
• Dogs – Dogs are not allowed at the venue with exception of Guide Dogs.