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Captain Kruise Leeming reckons Leeds Rhinos have “turned their season around” and it is exciting times for the club as a whole.

Rhinos travel to Wigan Warriors on Friday for a Betfred Super League semi-final and the club’s wheelchair team play host to London Roosters in the same stage of their competition at Leeds Beckett University the following day (3.30pm).

Leeds’ women’s side are through to their fourth successive Super League title decider, against York City Knights at St Helens on Sunday and Rhinos’ physical disability side won their competition last week.

“With the rich history Leeds has got, it’s important to be successful and the fans want nothing less,” Leeming said of the flurry of big games.

Rhinos captain Kruise Leeming. Picture by Bruce Rollinson.

“I knew when I signed for Leeds we needed to be winning things, that’s part of the demands of playing for such a big club and it’s why I signed.

'We've turned our season around': Skipper says Leeds Rhinos are on the up