In front of a passionate crowd of more than 15,000 yesterday (May 31) - as well as a national TV audience on BBC Two - the Rhinos edged out Trinity in a dramatic contest that kept supporters on the edge of their seats until the final whistle.
Wakefield’s spirited fightback set up a tense finish, but Leeds held firm to clinch their fourth win on the bounce.
The match also marked the club’s annual motor neurone disease awareness game, adding extra meaning to an already electric occasion.
As Rhinos fans played their part at an unforgettable event, here are 19 fantastic pictures capturing the pride of supporters at Headingley -
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John Peel, of Farsley, who was a volunteer helper - his partner Susan Luty died last November of MND. | Steve Riding
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The match also marked the club’s annual motor neurone disease awareness game, adding extra meaning to an already electric occasion. | Steve Riding
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As Rhinos fans played their part at an unforgettable event, these photos capture the pride of supporters at Headingley. | Steve Riding
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Bradley Ansbro and Mason, seven, of Woodlesford, and Barry Ansbro, of Spen Lane. | Steve Riding
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Featherstone Lions players and supporters, whom Rob Burrow played for as a youngster, give their support at the annual MND awareness game at AMT Headingley Stadium. | Steve Riding
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Sam Avery and Sky-Willow Avery, two, of Tinshill. | Steve Riding