Georgia Roche
Leeds half-back on BBC Radio Leeds

Leeds have had to do a lot of defending, but you can't fault their defensive efforts. They have all come together and are working really hard.

That's what this game is going to come down to - the desire and energy to win this.

York are camped on the Leeds line, but a handling error sees another chance slip away.

There was a massive overlap out wide there, but no-one spotted it in time.

York have stepped up the pace in the last five minutes or so - ominous signs for Leeds.

Tara Stanley and Sinead Peach look threatening with ball in hand.

Tara Stanley glides into a huge gap to dive over the Leeds line.

However, the gap was there thanks to a not-so-subtle piece of obstruction in the build-up.

Leeds win the penalty and escape.

Courtney Winfield-Hill is the orchestrator-in-chief for Leeds, and she puts Lucy Murray into space.

Leeds should stretch their lead, but Murray gets caught in two minds and York recover just in time.

A towering kick from Tara Stanley puts Tara Moxon under all sorts of pressure, and the Leeds winger knocks-on.

Another opportunity for the Knights to get on the board off the back of this scrum.

Try-scorer Caitlin Beevers flies out of the defensive line to halt Georgie Hetherington.

Strong defensive work from Leeds.

York are just turning the screw here.

Keara Bennett cannot gather Sinead Peach's grubber kick, and it means the Knights get a full set on the Leeds line.

Some loose handling from the Rhinos gets York out of trouble, before the dancing feet of Sinead Peach takes York deep into Leeds territory.

It's been end to end stuff so far.

Georgie Hetherington cannot take a high kick cleanly, and Leeds have another great platform from which to attack...

Georgia Roche
Leeds half-back on BBC Radio Leeds

Leeds certainly took their chance there. Leeds were under pressure in the first five minutes, but as soon as they have been able to put pressure on York, they have not been able to handle it.

Grace Field
York forward on BBC Radio York

The majority of the first few minutes have been played within 60m of the Leeds try-line. York could not have asked for a better start.

York look threatening every time they come forward - plenty of runners for the first receiver to choose from.

Leeds win a penalty though, which gets them up the field and releases some of the pressure.

Hollie Dodd bounces out of a tackle, and offloads cleverly.

However, Leeds scramble really well to halt the Knights with the try-line beckoning.

A solid first set from both sides.

Leeds found some space down the left, but Courtney Winfield-Hill runs into trouble, and York have possession back.

Sam Hulme kicks long downfield, and we are under way...

The players are out in St. Helens.

Before we get to the action, there will be a minute's silence in memory of Queen Elizabeth II.

And this is the Leeds side named by Lois Forsell.

Here's how York line up...