Rhinos Keen to Play Storm at Home
Leeds are ready to recreate the magic of the first World Cup Challenge in its current guise with a game against the Melbourne Storm in February expected to be played at Headingley rather than Elland Road. The Rhinos moved across the city for their last Challenge appearance against Canterbury Bulldogs in 2005 and attracted more than 30,000 to Elland Road. "After the success of the Canterbury game we are very keen that this one is played in Leeds so if Elland Road isn't available we would prefer Headingley," said the Rhinos chief executive Gary Hetherington.
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