The Robins beat Catalans on Thursday night but the clash might have come at a price

Hull KR boss Willie Peters has confirmed that Tyrone May picked up an injury in the win over Catalans Dragons.

The Robins beat Catalans 28-10 at Craven Park on Thursday night with Jack Broadbent scoring twice while Jez Litten, Joe Burgess and May also touched down.

However, the win appeared to come at a price with May picking up an injury in the second half of the game, shortly after powering over the line.

He was withdrawn by Peters and the head coach confirmed that the scrum-half was in pain after the game.

“He’s picked up something tonight,” Peters said. “We’re not sure exactly what it is, we’ve got to wait and see.”

Asked if that made May a doubt for the game, Peters added: “I’m not sure. I don’t know what the extent of the injury is.

“Initially we thought is was a contact injury that he could play through. He’s not one to complain about pain and he’s in a bit of pain.”

Peters also confirmed that Jordan Dezaria has suffered a foot injury, with the French prop being spotted donning a protective boot at Craven Park on the night.

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He’ll undergo surgery, but it remains to be seen if he will miss the remainder of the season.

“Jordan actually got injured during the week,” Peters added. “He’s going to need an operation on his foot. There wasn’t much in it at all but unfortunately for Jordan, he’s going to need an need an operation tomorrow now.”

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