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Hull stick with the same starting line-up which beat Castleford in their previous game.

The only change to the bench sees Josh Griffin replace Danny Washbrook.

Hull: Shaul; Fonua, Connor, Tuimavave, Talanoa; Kelly, Sneyd; Taylor, Houghton, Watts, Manu, Minichiello, Ellis.

Replacements: Griffin, Bowden, Green, Fash.

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Leeds' Danny McGuire makes the 450th appearance of his career, while Carl Ablett is named in a Rhinos team for the 300th time.

Leeds: Walker; Briscoe, Watkins, Sutcliffe, Hall; Moon, McGuire; Garbutt, Parcell, Singleton, Ward, Jones-Buchanan, Cuthbertson.

Replacements: Burrow, Ablett, Ferres, Mullally.

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You may recall me mentioning earlier that Hull have had a pretty miserable time at Headingley in the last few years.

By last few years, I meant to say "decade", as the Black and Whites haven't won at Leeds since 2007.

"That's a little bit more motivation to break that," head coach Lee Radford told BBC Radio Humberside.

"We'll be speaking about that during the build-up."

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Leeds won the treble in 2015 and are back in the title race this season after enduring a disappointing campaign last year.

That treble-winning side contained a trio of departing legends in Kylie Leuluai, Jamie Peacock and Kevin Sinfield, and the Rhinos are hoping to give similar send-offs to Rob Burrow and Danny McGuire, who are leaving at the end of the season.

"We experienced this a couple of years ago, but we've got to play well," head coach Brian McDermott told BBC Radio Leeds.

"We'd do it anyway for Rob and Magsy, but we've got to put that emotion to one side. There might be some nervous emotion about them leaving that we have to manage."

Leeds come into tonight's fixture in slightly the better form, with four wins in their past five games helping to seal a home semi-final.

Challenge Cup winners Hull have won three of their past five, with one of their two defeats a 38-26 loss at Headingley on 31 August.

That particular loss carried on a miserable run for the Black and Whites in Leeds, having failed to win in each of their past 12 visits.

With Luke Gale's heroics in mind - and you can watch them again above - we'd like to hear your memories and stories of those moments when you've beaten the sporting odds with a thrilling comeback.

We realise Gale's set the bar pretty high by kicking a winning drop-goal in a pretty significant game so soon after having a major operation.

But if you can beat it, great. And if you can't, well we'd still love to hear your tale.

Even if you just want to comment on tonight's match or reminisce about yesterday's get in touch using #bbcrl on Twitter.

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What a first semi-final we had last night - and what a story!

Castleford's Luke Gale kicked a drop-goal in golden point extra-time to beat St Helens and send the Tigers to their first Super League Grand Final.

And all after having his appendix removed less than three weeks ago.

If you missed the game - and if you did you missed a treat - you can read all about it in Phil Cartwright's match report.

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Twelve teams started the season with dreams of lifting the Super League trophy.

Now we're down to just three, as Leeds Rhinos and Hull FC vie to join Castleford in the Grand Final at Old Trafford.

After one of the all-time great Super League games in last night's first semi-final, we're hoping for more of the same tonight.