It is Broncos’ last home game of the season and could be their final Betfred Super League game at the venue. By our reckoning, it will be the 56th stadium Rhinos’ men have played at in the summer era, which began in 1996.
The last time Rhinos made their debut at a ground was two years ago, when they faced Toulouse Olympique at Stade Ernest-Wallon. Here’s a list of grounds Leeds have played at over the past 28 years - see how many you have visited.
Home grounds: AMT Headingley; Elland Road, Leeds; Post Office Road, Featherstone.
Neutral venues (where Rhinos haven’t also played as the home or away side): Bolton, Community Stadium; Cardiff, Principality Stadium; Doncaster, Lakeside; Edinburgh, Murrayfield; Liverpool, Anfield; London, Wembley (new and old stadiums); Manchester, Etihad; Manchester, Old Trafford; Newcastle, St James's Park;
Away venues:
Adelaide Rams: Adelaide Oval.
Bradford Bulls: Odsal, Valley Parade.
Castleford: The Jungle.
Catalans Dragons: Stade Aimee Giral; Stadium Gilbert Brutus.
Celtic Crusaders/Crusaders: Rodney Parade, Newport; Racecourse Ground, Wrexham.
Featherstone Rovers: Post Office Road.
Gateshead Thunder: Gateshead International Stadium.
Halifax Panthers: Thrum Hall; The Shay
Huddersfield Giants: John Smith's Stadium.
Huddersfield-Sheffield Giants: Bramall Lane.
Hull FC: Boulevard; MKM Stadium.
Hull KR: Craven Park.
Leigh Leopards: Hilton Park; Leigh SV.
London Broncos/Harlequins RL: The Valley, Charlton; The Stoop, Twickenham; Griffin Park, Brentford; Stade Aimee Giral, Perpignan; The Hive, Barnet; Ealing Trailfinders.
Melbourne Storm: AMI Park.
North Queensland Cowboys: Willows Sports Complex.
Oldham: Watersheddings; Boundary Park.
Paris SG: Charlety Stadium.
St Helens: Knowsley Road; Naughton Park, Widnes; TW Stadium.
Salford Red Devils: The Willows; Salford Community Stadium.
Sheffield Eagles: Bramall Lane; Don Valley Stadium.
Swinton Lions: Gigg Lane.
Toulouse Olympique: Stade Ernest-Wallon.
Wakefield Trinity: Belle Vue.
Warrington Wolves: Wilderspool; HJ Stadium.
Widnes Vikings: Naughton Park.
Wigan Warriors: Central Park; Brick Stadium.
Workington: Derwent Park.
Whitehaven: Recreation Ground.
Current RFL grounds Leeds’ men haven’t visited for a competitive fixture in the summer era: Barrow Raiders (Craven Park); Batley Bulldogs (Mount Pleasant); Cornwall (Memorial Ground, Pentryn); Dewsbury Rams (Owl Lane); Hunslet (South Leeds Stadium); Keighley Cougars (Cougar Park); North Wales Crusaders (Eirias Park, Colwyn Bay); Rochdale Hornets (Crown Oil Arena); Sheffield Eagles (Olympic Legacy Park); York Knights (Community Stadium).
1. Plough Lane, Wimbledon
Leeds Rhinos will visit Cherry Red Records Stadium, in Plough Lane, Wimbledon, for the first time when they face London Broncos on Sunday. Photo: Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com
2. Post Office Road, Featherstone
Other than during the pandemic, Featherstone's Post Office Road is the only ground Leeds Rhinos have played at as both the home and away team during the summer era. Richie Myler is seen scoring against Leigh in a 2018 Challenge Cup tie when Headingley was unavailable. Photo: Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com
3. Derwent Park, Workington
Willie Poching on the attack for Rhinos during a rare visit to Workington, for a Challenge Cup tie in 2004. Photo: Steve Riding
4. Old Wembley
Iestyn Harris and mascot Billy McDermott lead Leeds Rhinos out to face London Broncos in the 1999 Challenge Cup final, the last at the old Wembley. Photo: RFL
5. Gigg Lane, Bury
Kevin Sinfield is seen scoring a try nin Leeds Rhinos' record 106-10 win agianst Swinton Lions at Gigg Lane, Bury, in a 2001 Challenge Cup tie. Photo: Mark Bickerdike
6. Stade Ernest-Wallon, Toulouse
The last time Leeds Rhinos made their debut at a ground was two years ago, when they visited Toulouse Olympique. Photo: Manuel Blondeau/SWpix.com