Ahead of Leeds Rhinos and Catalans going head to head on Saturday evening, we've gone into the archives to pull out a clash for the ages between the two clubs, and a player that represented both the Dragons and Rhinos during their careers.

Take a look...

Classic Clash

2017's trip to Perpignan was one that Leeds wouldn't forget on the road to winning the Grand Final, as Brian McDermott's side produced a huge comeback to defeat the Dragons 30-24.

After falling ten points behind on the scoreboard early on, the Rhinos looked to have scuffed their chances of a result when Richie Myler set up Remi Casty for Catalans' fourth try, but fightback was led by departing duo Rob Burrow and Danny McGuire who scored the pick of the tries in the last 15 minutes to level the score, and then win the match 30-24.

Played for both - Brent Webb

Best known in Super League for his time in blue and amber, Brent Webb was one of the most exciting overseas recruits the club has signed.

Arriving from New Zealand Warriors in 2007, the full back got to work quickly in his debut Leeds season by finishing as the club's joint-top try scorer in the competition that year, and lifted the Super League trophy against St Helens. A consistent performer throughout his days at Headingley, he added his Super League rings in 2009 and 2011, after missing out in 2008 through injury, and featured in the 2008 World Club Challenge win over Melbourne too.

Injury ruled him out of his Rhinos swansong as he moved to Catalans for 2013 where he played a handful of times before retiring in 2014.

How to keep up with Saturday's game

Match tickets

Tickets are available to purchase until 3pm today (subject to availability and subject to change). 

Tickets can be purchased via the following methods: - 

Online- tickets.therhinos.co.uk.  

Over the phone- 0371 423 1315 (Monday to Friday, 10am to 4pm - Opening Hours) 

In person at Leeds Rhinos Club Shop- Monday to Saturday, 10am to 4pm (Opening Hours) 

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TV Broadcasts

Sky Sports have the whole Super League season covered, and today's game is available to watch on Sky Sports Mix, starting at 7.55pm. Watch live via your Sky subscription or get a day pass for NOW TV at £11.99.

Fans around the world are also watch the game on SuperLeague+, but only after the game has finished. To get started, go to https://www.superleagueplus.co.uk, or download the iOS or Android SuperLeague+ app, and log in using your existing OurLeague login, or if they don’t have one, create a new account.

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