Hull KR will be hoping to welcome back a number of key players ahead of their crucial Super League clash with Warrington Wolves, although Peta Hiku is set to miss the trip to the Halliwell Jones Stadium.
The veteran centre received a one-match ban after being charged with a Grade C late contact on the passer offence following Rovers’ 20-6 defeat to Wakefield Trinity.
Hull KR, however, have the option to appeal the decision until midday on Tuesday.
If the ban stands, it could force another back-line reshuffle, although first-choice full-back Arthur Mourgue could make his long-awaited return from a second pectoral injury.
The France international was named in Hull KR’s extended squad for Round 18, but head coach Willie Peters opted to give the 27-year-old an extra week before potentially bringing him back.
Mourgue and Hull KR will now be hoping he is fit to return for Saturday’s top-six clash with Sam Burgess’ Warrington, with just two points separating the sides in the Super League table.
Jack Broadbent could shift into the centres in Hiku’s absence. The Kiwi veteran has missed just one Super League match so far in 2026.
The Robins will also be hoping to welcome back key duo Dean Hadley and Tom Amone from their respective head and eye socket injuries.
Both influential forwards have been sidelined since Hull KR’s away defeat to Leeds Rhinos.
Hull KR: Arthur Mourgue, Tom Davies, Jack Broadbent, Oliver Gildart, Joe Burgess, Mikey Lewis, Tyrone May, Sauaso Sue, Karl Lawton, Tom Amone, Dean Hadley, James Batchelor, Elliot Minchella.
Bench: Jez Litten, Rhyse Martin, Jai Whitbread, Sam Luckley.