Hull KR face their first opponents since the news about Tony Smith’s departure was released with Wakefield Trinity coming to Craven Park.
KR go into this fixture on the back of two gutsy wins over Hull FC and Toulouse Olympique.
Wakefield, meanwhile, are in something of a hole, having gone down heavily to both Castleford Tigers and Wigan Warriors over Easter.
21-man squads
Hull KR
1 Lachlan Coote
2 Ben Crooks
3 Brad Takairangi
4 Shaun Kenny-Dowall
5 Ryan Hall
7 Jordan Abdull
8 Albert Vete
9 Matt Parcell
10 George King
11 Dean Hadley
12 Kane Linnett
13 Matty Storton
14 Jez Litten
16 Korbin Sims
17 Elliot Minchella
18 Jimmy Keinhorst
19 Will Dagger
21 Rowan Milnes
22 Will Maher
23 Ethan Ryan
24 Sam Wood
25 Greg Richards
29 Phoenix Laulu-Togaga’e
Wakefield Trinity
1 Max Jowitt
2 Tom Johnstone
4 Reece Lyne
6 Jacob Miller
7 Mason Lino
8 Eddie Battye
10 Tinirau Arona
11 Matty Ashurst
12 Kelepi Tanginoa
13 Jay Pitts
14 Jordy Crowther
16 James Batchelor
17 Lee Gaskell
19 Liam Kay
21 Brad Walker
22 Yusuf Aydin
23 Sid Adebiyi
24 Harry Bowes
27 Lewis Murphy
30 Corey Hall
35 David Fifita
Injury news
Hull KR welcome back Lachlan Coote to the fold after missing last week’s win over Toulouse, whilst Albert Vete could be included. Wakefield, meanwhile, lost Thomas Minns to a head injury last week but David Fifita and Tom Johnstone could be welcomed back by Willie Poching as Sam Eseh and Isaac Shaw drop out.
Kick-off time
The game will kick off at 3pm on Saturday afternoon.
TV details
The game will not be broadcast live, but you will be able to catch up with the Super League highlights page on Youtube as well as the Super League show.
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