Hull KR Extend Super League Lead with 31-12 Win over Warrington

Hull KR extended their lead at the top of the Super League with a commanding 31-12 victory over Warrington Wolves, marking their fifth consecutive league win and a psychological boost ahead of their Challenge Cup final rematch. The match saw Hull KR score six tries, with key contributions from Jack Broadbent, Tom Davies, Mikey Lewis, Joe Burgess, and Tyrone May, while Warrington struggled to keep pace despite tries from Daniel Russell and Josh Thewlis. Hull KR's experienced players capitalized on crucial moments, demonstrating composure and seizing opportunities that ultimately decided the game, as highlighted by coach Willie Peters. Warrington, missing several stars, remained resilient but were unable to overcome Hull KR’s dominance, which was underscored by Mikey Lewis's 100th Super League appearance and a late drop goal to seal the win. Despite the loss, Warrington showed fight, but Hull KR's consistency this season has positioned them strongly at the summit, ahead of key upcoming fixtures. Warrington coach Sam Burgess remained reserved on rumors linking him to a Perth coaching role following the match.