The Robins take on Warrington Wolves at the Halliwell Jones Stadium this afternoon
Hull KR coach WIllie Peters
Willie Peters has made four changes to his Hull KR side to take on Warrington Wolves this afternoon.
The Robins will be desperate to get back to winning ways this afternoon after falling short against Wakefield Trinity last time out at Craven Park.
St Helens’ win over Catalans Dragons pushed Rovers down to sixth in the league table and with Leigh Leopards playing later on against Hull FC, only a win would guarantee KR remain in the top six this week.
As expected, Dean Hadley returns to the action this week. Hadley has missed the last two games through concussion but he’s back in the fold this afternoon with the forward starting through the middle.
Tom Amone also returns to the action. The prop will come off the bench today after overcoming the fractured eye socket he suffered in the clash of heads with Hadley.
Arthur Mourgue is fit enough to start as he returns form his second pectoral injury of the season, too.
There’s no Peta Hiku, as the New Zealand international serves a one-match ban, while Joe Burgess is a notable absentee. Burgess has picked up a shoulder issue with Noah Booth coming onto the flank this week.
Ryan Hampshire and Jai Whitbread drop out, with the latter being named as today’s 18th man.
Karl Lawton will be used as a second rower this week, with Jez Litten starting at hooker, whether the England international will play the full 80 though remains to be seen.
Hull KR: Arthur Mourgue, Tom Davies, Rhyse Martin, Oliver Gildart, Noah Booth; Mikey Lewis, Tyrone May; Sauaso Sue, Jez Litten, Dean Hadley; Karl Lawton, James Batchelor; Elliot Minchella.
Bench: Jack Broadbent, Tom Amone, Sam Luckley, Jordan Dezaria.