Leeds Rhinos fans are set to outnumber their Bradford equivilant when the two sides clash this Sunday at the Magic Weekend at Etihad Stadium, Manchester.

With only a few days to go, according to latest Box Office returns, Warrington have sold more tickets for Magic Weekend than any other club.

There is still time for fans of all 14 teams to stake their claim as the best supported side in their fixture with tickets remaining on sale at the Rhinos until 12 noon on Saturday. Tickets are also available to purchase from the RFL Ticket Office but members, Rhinos 4 Life members and Leedsline Agents can only get their 50% discount if they buy from the club. Remember that if you buy your tickets from the Rhinos direct, the club get the revenue for these tickets whereas if you buy the day, the money goes to the central pool so don't delay and book your tickets today.

Warrington play Widnes, who are making their Magic Weekend debut, in the second game of the opening day which ends with the Hull derby, when the black and whites of Hull FC are on course to be the dominant colours.

There is little to separate Castleford Tigers and Wakefield Trinity Wildcats in terms of ticket sales for the opening match on Saturday, when an equally close derby is expected on the pitch.
Catalan Dragons are poised to enjoy their best support at a Magic Weekend with record numbers of fans flying into Manchester from Perpignan for the match against London Broncos which kicks off the action on Sunday.

Salford have sold more tickets than rivals Huddersfield Giants for Sunday's second fixture, when Etihad Stadium could have a 'home' feel for the City Reds.

Supporters of defending champions Leeds Rhinos are also turning out in force for Sunday's penultimate fixture at 4.00pm, when Bradford Bulls will be aiming to complete a league double having beaten their neighbours at Easter.

The fans of Challenge Cup holders Wigan Warriors stand more chance of providing the 14th man to their team with strong sales for the derby against St Helens, who are nonetheless experiencing brisk sales since their victory over Leeds on Monday night.

Tickets for Magic Weekend 2012 are selling fast and fans are advised to book in advance to secure their seat at the special event, which features a host of activities for all the family both inside and outside the stadium as well as seven mouth-watering Super League fixtures.

Unreserved tickets for the Magic Weekend have sold out, but reserved seating tickets are still available and cost from just £45 adult and £22.50 concession for day tickets. You can order your tickets now by calling 0871 423 1315 or go online to www.therhinos.co.uk/buytickets where you can also book official travel to the game. Tickets for the full weekend cost from just £60 adult and £30 concessions and are available by calling 0844 856 1113 0844 856 1113 or by visiting www.rugbyleaguetickets.co.uk.

Leeds Rhinos fans are set to outnumber their Bradford equivilant when the two sides clash this Sunday at the Magic Weekend at Etihad Stadium, Manchester.

With only a few days to go, according to latest Box Office returns, Warrington have sold more tickets for Magic Weekend than any other club.

There is still time for fans of all 14 teams to stake their claim as the best supported side in their fixture with tickets remaining on sale at the Rhinos until 12 noon on Saturday. Tickets are also available to purchase from the RFL Ticket Office but members, Rhinos 4 Life members and Leedsline Agents can only get their 50% discount if they buy from the club. Remember that if you buy your tickets from the Rhinos direct, the club get the revenue for these tickets whereas if you buy the day, the money goes to the central pool so don't delay and book your tickets today.

Warrington play Widnes, who are making their Magic Weekend debut, in the second game of the opening day which ends with the Hull derby, when the black and whites of Hull FC are on course to be the dominant colours.

There is little to separate Castleford Tigers and Wakefield Trinity Wildcats in terms of ticket sales for the opening match on Saturday, when an equally close derby is expected on the pitch.
Catalan Dragons are poised to enjoy their best support at a Magic Weekend with record numbers of fans flying into Manchester from Perpignan for the match against London Broncos which kicks off the action on Sunday.

Salford have sold more tickets than rivals Huddersfield Giants for Sunday's second fixture, when Etihad Stadium could have a 'home' feel for the City Reds.

Supporters of defending champions Leeds Rhinos are also turning out in force for Sunday's penultimate fixture at 4.00pm, when Bradford Bulls will be aiming to complete a league double having beaten their neighbours at Easter.

The fans of Challenge Cup holders Wigan Warriors stand more chance of providing the 14th man to their team with strong sales for the derby against St Helens, who are nonetheless experiencing brisk sales since their victory over Leeds on Monday night.

Tickets for Magic Weekend 2012 are selling fast and fans are advised to book in advance to secure their seat at the special event, which features a host of activities for all the family both inside and outside the stadium as well as seven mouth-watering Super League fixtures.

Unreserved tickets for the Magic Weekend have sold out, but reserved seating tickets are still available and cost from just £45 adult and £22.50 concession for day tickets. You can order your tickets now by calling 0871 423 1315 or go online to www.therhinos.co.uk/buytickets where you can also book official travel to the game. Tickets for the full weekend cost from just £60 adult and £30 concessions and are available by calling 0844 856 1113 0844 856 1113 or by visiting www.rugbyleaguetickets.co.uk.