Reigning Super League champions Hull Kingston Rovers have powered into the play-offs, overcoming Huddersfield Giants with a dominant 36-6 performance. The Robins, who had faced three consecutive defeats, restored key players to their line-up for the crucial home fixture.
The victory marked head coach Willie Peters' final home game before he moves to the new NRL franchise, PNG Chiefs. Hull KR took early control with tries from captain Elliot Minchella, Arthur Mourgue, and Jack Broadbent within the opening 17 minutes.
Despite a brief Giants fightback through Tanguy Zenon, further tries from Jez Litten, Mourgue, and Tom Davies sealed Rovers' play-off berth. The win, coupled with St Helens' defeat, ensures the Robins will continue their title defence in the post-season.