St Helens

St Helens reveal stunning ticket sales

by
Cam Pattison
March 14, 2024

St Helens have seen their away allocation of match tickets extended for the Betfred Super League Round 5 trip to AMT Headingley Stadium to play Leeds Rhinos on Friday, 15th March, 8pm kick-off.

It is believed that over 1,200 fans have already bought tickets for the game.

It’s another strong travelling number of supporters for the Red V. In the first away day of the season around 1,500 St Helens fans made the trip to Huddersfield, and well over 800 have already got their away match ticket for the Club’s visit to the Stade Gilbert Brutus to take on Catalans Dragons at the start of April.

Clashes between Saints and the Rhinos are typically entertaining and enthralling matches, and with so many of our fans already confirmed to be heading across the M62 it should make for an electric atmosphere.

Tickets can be purchased online here now, via the Ticket Office or over the phone on 01744 455052. Saints’ tickets sold through the Club will be coming off sale at:12pm on Thursday, 14th March.

Junior Members can access £5 tickets for all away games, subject to availability (2024 Members will need to login to purchase)

Under 5’s are free in the standing areas but £5 in the North Stand but a ticket must be provided via the Ticket Office.

Spaces for the club’s Official Coach Travel are now highly limited – this is priced at £17 for 2024 Members and £18 for Non-Members, the bus will depart the Totally Wicked Stadium at 5pm on Friday, 15th March.

Leeds Rhinos and St Helens history

Leeds Rhinos and St Helens have a special history. In 2007, they met in their first final since the 1979 Challenge Cup Final where Leeds edged the Saints in a classic at Wembley 14-12 thanks to a left footed drop goal from John Holmes.

The two are undoubtedly two of the biggest clubs on the planet. From 2004-09 one of the two clubs finished top in every season with clubs finishing first and second in 2005, 2007, 2008 and 2009.

They contested three Grand Finals in a row from 2007-09 all won by the Rhinos and in 2011 Leeds defeated St Helens in the Grand Final having finished fifth.

In 2022, St Helens gained a measure of revenge defeating the Rhinos in the Grand Final. Saints have not lost at Headingley since 2017.

In 2018, a Danny Richardson drop goal ended a run without a win at Headingley since 2015. Last year it was a golden point Lewis Dodd drop goal at Headingley that defeated the Rhinos.