Leeds Rhinos aim for Grand Final after injuries in Super League semis
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 21, 2026, 6:05 AM
Last updated Sep 21, 2026

Leeds Rhinos, facing Warrington Wolves in the Super League semi-finals on September 25, are reeling from back-to-back losses in their recent matches. Star fullback Lachie Miller is sidelined for the remainder of the season due to a hamstring injury. Head coach Brad Arthur has shifted Ash Handley to fullback as part of the team's strategy to regroup ahead of the crucial match. Despite the recent setbacks, Miller expresses confidence in his team's ability to bounce back and secure a Grand Final appearance, emphasizing their strong performance at home throughout the season.
- •Leeds Rhinos lost to Hull FC 18-12 in their final regular season game.
- •Miller's injury prompted a lineup change, moving Handley to fullback.
- •The semi-final match against Warrington Wolves starts at 8pm on September 25.
"Leeds Rhinos have been flying high in 2026 but enter the Super League semi-finals on the back of what is arguably their patchiest run of form.
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