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Eleven clubs have already guaranteed their Super League status for 2016. Tomorrow, either Wakefield or Bradford will join them in next season's top flight.

The two sides finished fourth and fifth respectively in The Qualifiers.

Wakefield began 2015 in Super League, while a Bradford win on Saturday will see the Bulls return to the top tier following relegation 12 months ago.

Listen to live commentary of Wakefield v Bradford on BBC 5 live sports extra from 14:20 BST on Saturday.

While the players and supporters have a breather, let me bring you up to date with the rugby league coverage we can offer you over the next week or so...

So much to talk about from the first half. The important thing is that St Helens lead 9-8 thanks to that late drop-goal by Luke Walsh. How important will that prove to be at the end of the match?

James Roby's sensational opening score and two kicks from Walsh gave Saints, the defending champions, an 8-0 lead.

Back came with Leeds with a Zak Hardaker try and two Kevin Sinfield goals.

Walsh's one-pointer separates the sides. Still all to play for.

St Helens almost get a second score of the match, as Mark Percival gets support from Tommy Makinson, but the Saints winger is tackled five metres out.

With the clock ticking down, Luke Walsh lands a one-pointer right at the end of the first half to give Saints the lead at half-time.

Makinson struggles to his feet - having recently recovered from a broken leg, there will be some anxious glances in his direction to make sure he'll be fine to resume in the second half.

Into the final five minutes of the second period - can either side take a lead into the break?

Ouch!published at 35 mins

35 mins

Leeds Rhinos 8-8 St Helens

A painful moment for St Helens captain Jon Wilkin, who catches a stray boot to the face while down on the ground. Didn't look like it was intentional by Adam Cuthbertson.

Play continues and Leeds knock on, giving Saints a scrum 20 metres out.

Then James Roby knocks on at the play-the-ball and Leeds have it back.

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These two have produced some magical contests over the years and this one is shaping up to be another.

We've had almost everything - great tries, missed opportunities, huge intensity of tackling - and we're not at half-time yet.

James Roby goes for a 40-20 kick but the St Helens man is just, just, just the wrong side of the 20-metre line. Leeds scrum 21 metres from their own line.

Another superb break by Joel Moon gets Leeds motoring forward into the St Helens half. Somehow the visitors survive as Leeds make a mess of a grubber kick.

A big mix-up in the St Helens defence gives Leeds a repeat set, as two Saints players fail to gather a kick cleanly.

The Rhinos come forward again and James Roby is penalised for interference at the play-the-ball.

Kevin Sinfield bisects the uprights and we're back level again.

Francis Cummins
Ex-Bradford coach, BBC Radio Leeds

Leeds go in search of a quick-fire second try but Saints winger Adam Swift reads the kick through and gathers safely.

Hardly a moment to catch your breath here.

St Helens on the attack again as the video referee judges Leeds winger Ryan Hall touched the ball out of play on the sideline.

Saints skipper Jon Wilkin sends a grubber kick towards Adam Swift but it just goes dead and Leeds survive.

Danny McGuire is caught offside and Saints go for the two. Luke Walsh slots over the kick at goal from 20 metres and the visitors lead by eight.

You can't keep James Roby out of this game. The St Helens hooker puts in a huge hit on Mitch Garbutt and the Leeds prop spills the ball, giving Saints an attacking scrum.

And now St Helens go close! Tommy Makinson breaks down the right wing and his pass towards Mark Percival 10 metres out finds the retreating Danny McGuire instead of his own team-mate.

What an opening 13 minutes.

A big opportunity missed for Leeds. A big, big moment.

Joel Moon's break took the hosts from inside their own half and created numbers out wide on the right.

Tom Briscoe had the try line at his mercy but dropped the ball as he went to put it down over the line.

Leeds still scoreless.