Leeds Rhinos take part in their third pre-season game when they take on Bradford Bulls at Headingley on Sunday (14:30 ko) as Rohan Smith's men continue their preparations for the season.
The trial match will see Leeds roll out a mixture of senior and youth players against a Bradford Bulls outfit that start their Championship campaign next week and features a number of former Rhinos stars.
It is Leeds' third of five pre-season games, having lost their first two to Wakefield Trinity and Leigh Leopards. The game will be streamed live on the ouRLeague app for those that can't make the match. Supporters can watch the game for £10 on the app, with the stream starting ahead of kick-off. Leeds' side will feature the likes of Cameron Smith and Rhyse Martin as well as new NRL recruit Sam Lisone. As for the Bulls, their squad features Jack Walker and Bodene Thompson, who have both made the move across West Yorkshire in the off-season.
What is the ouRLeague app?
The ouRLeague app has over 230,000 subscribers and is a platform the Rugby Football League use for a number of things, including live streams, live scores, predictors and stats.
How can I watch Leeds Rhinos v Bradford Bulls?
Fans can download the app for free from Apple and Android - search ouRLeague in the App Store or Play Store. Fans then just need to create an account, which is free. It will cost £10 to unlock the stream.
Click here to pre-order our 48-page Super League season preview and get a copy delivered to your door. Featuring exclusive interviews, features, big name columnists and a dedicated page for every Super League club, it's everything you need to know for the new season.
Read next
Leeds Rhinos Super League fantasy prices revealed with forward valued highest
Inspirational Lindsey Burrow to be presented Woman of the Year award in March
David Fusitu'a absent for Leeds Rhinos again as Rohan Smith tests another player at centre
Wigan Warriors announce shock return of former Academy graduate on first-team contract
RFU warned of a ‘player exodus’ to rugby league over new tackle laws
