3 join Leeds Rhinos injury list after loss to Warrington Wolves, but 2 set to return v Huddersfield Giants
www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk - 2024-04-09T11:05:58.000Z

Rhinos suffered two casualties during last weekend’s defeat by Warrington Wolves and another senior player missed that game after picking up an injury in training. There is some positive news though, with two set to return against Huddersfield Giants in Rhinos’ next fixture, on Friday, April 19, including one long-term casualty. Here’s Rhinos’ full injury list, plus players who will be back in contention next week.

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