| Warrington (6) 21 |
| Tries: McGuire, Currie, Ashton Targets: Ratchford 4 Let fall-goal: Williams |
| Hull KR (12) 14 |
| Tries: Opacic, Linnett Targets: Lewis 3 |
Warrington Wolves left it past due to seal a comeback win in opposition to Hull KR and conserve their top on the supremacy of the Tremendous League desk.
The guests raced forward with two tries in six mins as Tom Opacic and Kane Linnett crossed however Josh McGuire’s effort shorten the lack simply earlier than the split.
Ben Currie levelled issues up at 12-12 quickly into the second one 1/2.
Mikey Lewis and Stefan Ratchford exchanged penalty kicks earlier than Matty Ashton ran in a past due winner for Cord.
The outcome implies that Warrington’s top on the supremacy of the Tremendous League desk stretches to 4 issues by means of use of Wigan’s defeat by means of Leeds, day KR are 3rd and degree on issues with the Cherry and Whites.
Hull KR got into a meriting top courtesy of Opacic and Linnett’s tries, with the hosts shocked by means of the Robins’ double early on.
However McGuire made amends to get the hosts off the mark earlier than the split, with Currie’s effort getting them again on degree phrases.
The sport grew extra cagey with Lewis and Ratchford’s kicking ultimately levelled the ranking at 14-14, with Lewis hitting the publish and lacking the prospect to ship KR forward.
However Ashton dived in on the nook and George Williams kicked a past due drop-goal to rescue victory for the hosts.
Warrington Wolves head professor Daryl Powell:
“We started all right but we lost our composure and made quite a few errors, and the weight of their possession was too much for us.
“Getting that effort simply earlier than half-time were given us again within the recreation and in the second one 1/2 we ruled for massive portions. Hull KR have obviously were given one thing just right happening, nevertheless it’s about profitable the sport and we discovered a approach to do it.”
[On Matt Dufty’s return] “He replied actually definitely to being out of the staff and you might want to see right away he was once on a challenge.
“He had the bit between his teeth and he looked sharp and elusive throughout the game. It was great to see him responding in that way.”
Hull KR boss Willie Peters:
“It’s one of those games where you don’t know whether to be happy or disappointed.
“I’m unquestionably happy with the struggle we installed as a result of we had a accumulation of sadness thrown at us within the recreation and earlier than the sport with gamers enjoying out of place, so it wasn’t committing to be very best.
“It was outstanding in terms of effort. But there was some ill discipline we need to fix up because that game was there for us to win. It just came down to key moments and we’ll have to have a look at that.”
Warrington: Thewlis; Russell, Mata’utia, Ratchford, Ashton; Williams, Drinkwater; Bullock, Walker, Vaughan, Currie, McGuire, Harrison.
Interchanges: Dufty, D Clark, Kasiano, Philbin; Inexperienced.
Hull KR: Ryan; Kenny-Dowall, Opacic, C Corridor, R Corridor; Lewis, Litten; Hadley, Parcell, King, Batchelor, Linnett, Minchella.
Interchanges: Sue, Kennedy, Timber, Luckley; Storton.
Referee: Ben Thaler.
