LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
Hull KR is gearing up to face St Helens in the Betfred Super League semi-finals this Saturday, with coach Willie Peters emphasizing the need for his team to embody the "mentality" demonstrated by Saints last week.
This season has been extraordinary for Hull KR, having already secured two historic trophy wins, and they are now aiming for a third by making it to the Grand Final at Old Trafford.
This would mark only their second appearance at 'The Theatre of Dreams,' following a loss to Wigan in 2024, where the Warriors achieved a historic quadruple.
While Hull KR has previous experience in high-stakes matches, they are up against a St Helens side rich in experience, boasting 28 Grand Final winners' medals spread across 11 players.
Additionally, the recent dramatic 'Left to Wright' try that secured a win against Leeds has boosted St Helens' confidence, making them a formidable opponent.
Given this context, Peters acknowledges the need for a significant performance from his team to reach Old Trafford again, expressing his readiness to fight until the very last second, as that is the essence of play-off rugby.