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Leigh Centurions head coach Adrian Lam says he’s disappointed with the manner of his side’s 24-18 round six Challenge Cup defeat away at Hull Kingston Rovers despite a solid performance for much of the contest against a side from the division above.
Hull Kingston Rovers boss Tony Smith says his full focus is still at Sewell Group Craven Park, where his current side beat Leigh Centurions to progress into the Challenge Cup quarter-finals, despite increasingly strong links to the vacant Leeds Rhinos job.
In the Super League play-offs, Warrington Wolves take on Hull Kingston Rovers at the Halliwell Jones stadium with both sides knowing that victory will take them to within one step of reaching the pinnacle that is the Grand Final at Old Trafford in 15 days’ time.
Leeds Rhinos provided a fitting send-off from Emerald Headingley Stadium for the four players leaving the club at the end of the season as they defeated Hull Kingston Rovers 36-12 and confirmed the fixtures in the Super League play-offs.
Thanks to Warrington Wolves’ win at Castleford Tigers last night, both Leeds Rhinos and Hull Kingston Rovers are now assured of a spot in the top six, but the pair will battle it out in the final game of the regular league season tonight to decide who they will face in the first round of the play-offs.
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.