Leeds Rhinos fans didn't need any further reason to be excited about Sunday's Headingley homecoming.
But the club, on the eve of the fans' return to the ground, have left supporters salivating at the prospect of making their return.
24 hours prior to the Rhinos' clash with Hull FC, the club dropped a video to celebrate the incoming return of the Rhinos faithful.
4,000 will be able to attend the game, and they'll all be pumped after Leeds went above and beyond with an epic video that they shared on their social media channels.
The video has gone down a treat with fans, who have been raving about the effort to put the video together.
"Feels like Christmas Eve," one fan commented.
Another said: "Goosebumps. We're so close now."
Headingley hasn't hosted Rhinos fans for a staggering 444 days.
Leeds defeated Toronto Wolfpack 66-12 that day in front of 12,143 fans.
Though there will be nowhere near as many on the terraces on Sunday evening, they'll more than likely make as much noise as they prepare to celebrate a step closer to normality.
It's a big game for Leeds as they take on a Hull FC side that has enjoyed a strong start to the season.
Richard Agar's injury-hit side have endured a difficult start. They head into the game ninth in the table and just two wins to their name, both against winless Wakefield Trinity.
But both Zane Tetevano and Richie Myler will return for the Rhinos to face the fifth-placed Black and Whites.
