HAVING both suffered defeats last weekend, Warrington and Hull KR will be keen to get back into the winner’s circle and keep the pressure on in the race for the playoffs.
Warrington currently sit fourth, and Hull KR fifth, but the Robins could leapfrog their opponents with victory at the Halliwell Jones.
Sam Burgess has named an unchanged squad following last weekend’s loss at Wigan, with Jordy Crowther still absent with injury despite the head coach naming him as a possible returnee for the fixture.
Cai Taylor-Wray and Joe Philbin could make their returns from ankle and calf issues respectively, whilst Kelepi Tanginoa is in line to make his 150th Super League appearance.
Meanwhile, Willie Peters has made two changes after the Robins’ home defeat to Wakefield Trinity.
Tom Amone and Dean Hadley will provide a boost to the forward pack, with the pair back in contention following layoffs with a fractured eye socket and failed HIA respectively.
They replace centre Peta Hiku, who serves a one-match suspension, whilst Jack Charles also drops out of the squad.
SQUADS
Warrington: 1 Cai Taylor-Wray, 3 Toby King, 4 Albert Hopoate, 5 Matty Ashton, 7 Marc Sneyd, 9 Danny Walker, 10 James Harrison, 11 Adam Holroyd, 13 Ben Currie, 15 Toafofoa Sipley, 16 Liam Byrne, 18 Ewan Irwin, 19 Leon Hayes, 20 James Bentley, 21 Luke Thomas, 22 Joe Philbin, 25 Max Wood, 26 Josh Smith, 31 Ben Hartill, 34 Kelepi Tanginoa, 35 Lachlan Webster.
Hull KR: 1 Arthur Mourgue, 2 Tom Davies, 4 Oliver Gildart, 5 Joe Burgess, 6 Mikey Lewis, 7 Tyrone May, 8 Sauaso Sue, 9 Jez Litten, 10 Tom Amone, 11 Dean Hadley, 12 James Batchelor, 13 Elliot Minchella, 14 Jack Broadbent, 15 Sam Luckley, 16 Jai Whitbread, 17 Rhyse Martin, 19 Karl Lawton, 20 Jordan Dezaria, 21 Noah Booth, 22 Bill Leyland, 34 Ryan Hampshire.
Ins: 10 Tom Amone, 11 Dean Hadley
Outs: 3 Peta Hiku, 24 Jack Charles
STATS
Last ten meetings:
Hull KR 32, Warrington 12 (CCSF, 10/5/26)
(at Eco-Power Stadium, Doncaster)
Hull KR 28, Warrington 20 (SLR27, 18/9/25)
Hull KR 8, Warrington 6 (CCF, 7/6/25)
(at Wembley Stadium)
Warrington 12, Hull KR 31 (SLR12, 23/5/25)
Hull KR 10, Warrington 8 (SL-SF, 4/10/24)
Warrington 4, Hull KR 22 (SLR20, 2/8/24)
Warrington 20, Hull KR 8 (SLR11, 9/5/24)
Hull KR 20, Warrington 22 (SLR4, 7/3/24)
Warrington 21, Hull KR 14 (SLR12, 12/5/23)
Hull KR 10, Warrington 18 (SLR4, 10/3/23)
Super League summary
Warrington won 23
Hull KR won 16 (includes wins in 2021 and 2024 play-offs)
1 draw
Warrington highest score: 60-20 (A, 2007) (Widest margin: 54-6, A, 2019)
Hull KR highest score: 40-16 (H, 2009) (Widest margin: 36-10, H, 2015)
KELEPI TANGINOA needs one appearance to reach 150 (Super League).
– 16 for Warrington Wolves (2026)
– 51 for Hull KR (2024-2025)
– 82 for Wakefield Trinity (2019-2023)
(including play-offs & Super League Super 8s)
MATTY ASHTON needs one try to reach 100 for Warrington Wolves.
– (125 appearances, 2020-2026)
TOBY KING needs one try to reach 100 for his career.
– 80 for Warrington Wolves (2014-2022, 2024-2026)
– 12 for Wigan Warriors (2023, loan)
– 2 for Huddersfield Giants (2022, loan)
– 1 for Rochdale Hornets (2016, 2018, dual-registration)
– 1 for England (2023)
– 2 for Ireland (2016, 2022)
– 1 for England Knights (2018-2019)