Hull Kingston Rovers vs. St Helens: Hull Kingston Rovers Playing at Home

For the upcoming fixture, Hull Kingston Rovers are up against St Helens in KCOM Craven Park, Hull, England. Hull Kingston Rovers would be playing at home against the table toppers, but would it really affect their gameplay or give them an added advantage? St Helens would be feeling comfortable playing against Hull Kingston Rovers in their home ground. The last time these two teams walked out on the field, it was St Helens over Hull Kingston Rovers with a dominating scoreline of (0-25). Considering the previous head-to-head statistics, St Helens won’t feel any pressure against Hull Kingston Rovers. Over the past 3 years, Hull Kingston Rovers have been waiting for an opportunity to defeat St Helens but would it be this time, or do they have to wait for next year and season.

Hull Kingston Rovers have defiantly improved their game and are a reasonable threat for teams who take their front liners and substitutes lightly. In the last 5 games played, Hull Kingston has won only 2 games, highlighting their inconsistent gameplay and match form. Recently Hull Kingston Rovers managed to defeat Castleford Tigers (26-10). Apart from this win, they had to face 3 consecutive losses and that too against Huddersfield Giants (26-12), Wiggan Warriors (10-24), Catalans Dragons (28-10), and Warrington Wolves (0-19). For the upcoming game, St Helens would certainly be the outright favorites with no complexities as they have dominated Hull KR.

• Ben Crooks
• Shaun Kenny-Dowall
• Ryan Hall
• Jordan Abdull
• Albert Vete

St Helens is in good shape in this competition, leading the charts and asserting their sheer dominance over other teams in the clash. With 3 games played so far in the competition, St Helens have won 3 games on the trot, defining their class and agile attitude in this year’s competition. Indeed, St Helens are playing every game to win and make it to the finals of the competition. For the upcoming game, St Helens are the definite favorites. In their last 3 games, they have managed to defeat Wakefield Trinity (20-4), Hull FC (6-38), and Catalans Dragons (28-8). The upcoming fixture can also end in a one-sided win if Hull KR doesn’t produce a competitive game plan.

• Curtis Sironen
• Joe Batchelor
• Morgan Knowles
• Agnatius Paasi
• Louie McCarthy-Scarsbroo

The form St Helens are carrying is just phenomenal, and they are totally unstoppable. For the upcoming fixture, it can be predicted that St Helens would be on their way to winning and seizing their 4th win of the competition.