ROVERS BEAT SAINTS TO BOOK THEIR GRAND FINAL PLACE
Hull Daily Mail
|October 06, 2025
HULL KR head coach Willie Peters believes his side head to Old Trafford having put together their best 40 minutes for some time.
He was delighted with the first half from his Rovers side who built a strong position against St Helens, which ultimately got them over the line in a 20-12 victory to book their place in the Grand Final on Saturday against Wigan Warriors.
Saints showed some fight after the break to get back into the game, but while crediting the visitors, Peters also believes his side were guilty of dropping their own performance levels and he's called for an improvement from his players as they head towards potential greatness.
Rovers booked their place in a second successive Grand Final thanks to a somewhat nervy victory.
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