LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
Hull KR pulled off a stunning redemption arc against the Leigh Leopards, securing a spot in the Betfred Challenge Cup semi-finals with a 26-14 victory.
Led by head coach Willie Peters, the Rovers showed grit and determination in their quest for revenge after last year's heart-wrenching defeat at Wembley.
Joe Burgess, with his epic 90-metre sprint to the try line, symbolized Hull KR's unwavering spirit in the face of adversity.
Despite facing a formidable opponent, the Rovers remained unfazed and focused on the task at hand, eventually sealing their triumph with tries from Kelepi Tanginoa, Niall Evalds, and Elliot Minchella.
The clash at Craven Park was a test of character for both teams, with Leigh putting up a fierce fight despite their shaky start to the season.
Rovers had to overcome disallowed tries and a halftime deficit to emerge victorious, showcasing their resilience and determination to succeed.
In the end, it was Burgess' unstoppable run that epitomized Hull KR's never-say-die attitude, leaving their opponents in awe and securing a well-deserved spot in the semi-finals.
As the Rovers continue their journey in the Challenge Cup, their fans can expect more thrills and moments of brilliance as they strive for glory in the world of Rugby League.