Hooker Andy Ackers is unavailable, alongside long-term casualties winger Maika Sivo and loose-forward Cameron Smith, but Leeds are otherwise at full-strength with backs Lachie Miller, Ash Handley, Ryan Hall and Jake Connor returning to the 21-man squad. It’s likely they will all start, but coach Brad Arthur has some decisions to make in the pack and on the bench. Saturday’s winners will go through the semi-finals next weekend, when they will travel to either league leaders Hull KR or runners-up Wigan Warriors. The losers’ season is over. Here’s how Rhinos could line up in their most important game since Arthur took charge 14 months ago.
13. Second-row: Morgan Gannon
It's his final game at Headingley as a Leeds Rhinos player and he will want to go out with a bang. Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
14. Loose-forward: Keenan Palasia
Could start at prop or come off the bench, but has been at loose-forward in both games since returning from injury. Photo: Tony Johnson
15. Sub: Kallum Watkins
There’ll be no fear over him starting, but he offers versatility off the bench. Photo: Steve Riding
16. Sub: Tom Holroyd
Has a key role to play and will be needed to make a big impact. Photo: Steve Riding
17. Sub: Sam Lisone
Still ever-present, all off the bench - this will be his final game at Headingley in Rhinos colours before an off-season move to Hull FC. Photo: Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com
18. Sub: James Bentley
Can cover the middle or an edge and has done a good job as a replacement this year. Photo: Tony Johnson