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When Leeds Rhinos take to the field on Friday night at home to Hull Kingston Rovers, they will know exactly what is at stake in relation to extending their season by securing a play-off spot.
Play-off chasers Hull Kingston Rovers can keep up the pressure on Super League’s top six with a third victory of the campaign over bottom side Leigh Centurions as the pair meet in the closing game of the Magic Weekend in Newcastle.
On Saturday, nothing else matters to so many in the city of Hull, as FC and KR battle for the first, and possibly only time this season at the MKM Stadium
Hull FC Head Coach Brett Hodgson is preparing for his first taste of the eagerly anticipated Hull derby on Saturday at the MKM Stadium.
It’s derby week in the City of Hull, and one man who needs no introduction to this fixture is Hull FC’s, Scott Taylor.
Leigh Centurions came agonisingly close to their first win of the Super League season, mounting a second-half comeback to go in front with 15 minutes remaining at the Leigh Sports Village, but Hull Kingston Rovers eventually came out on top with a 34-28 away win.
Hull Kingston Rovers pair Jordan Abdull and Adam Quinlan will both miss out on match action in the coming weeks as they recover from longer-term injuries, leaving KR scrambling for replacements.
Hull Kingston Rovers fell to a 16-23 defeat at home to Super League table toppers Catalans Dragons, making it back-to-back defeats against the French outfit who have now won 12 consecutive league games.
Hull Kingston Rovers play Catalans Dragons for the second consecutive fixture this Monday at the KCOM Lightstream Stadium.
Hull Kingston Rovers play their first game in five weeks this Saturday as they travel over to the south of France to face league leaders Catalans Dragons in a hastily arranged fixture.
Josh Knowles previews Salford Red Devils’ match against Hull KR.