ReportedPublished 18 September 2026 at 07:30

Hull KR Hope to Hunt Down Wire in Play-off Showdown

Head coach Willie Peters wants Hull KR to channel the hunter mentality that took them to the Super League title last season, as the defence of their crown rests on Saturday's play-off eliminator at Warrington. The Robins' treble success has put a big target on them for their Super League rivals in 2026, yet they still came within 80 minutes of retaining the Challenge Cup before losing to Wigan at Wembley.

Original source: BBC
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Clubs: Warrington Wolves Hull KR Wigan Warriors
Topics: Challenge Cup Super League Coaching

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