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  • 1 day ago | loverugbyleague.com | Aaron Bower |Ben Olawumi

    Championship club Hunslet have completed the double capture of Bradford Bulls’ Mason Corbett and Hull FC forward Will Kirby. Dean Muir’s side, who have just one league win to their name so far in 2025, have added to their ranks going into the second half of the campaign with a double capture. Corbett joins on a permanent deal having been released by Bradford. He has signed with Hunslet until the end of the 2026 season, having previously come through the academy in Leeds with the Rhinos.

  • 2 days ago | loverugbyleague.com | Aaron Bower |Ben Olawumi

    For a generation of Hull KR supporters, Saturday’s Challenge Cup final could be a day 40 years in the making. But for Willie Peters and his staff, it is a day that, irrespective of the outcome, he has been planning and preparing for across the last two years. 2023 was supposed to be the day Rovers’ lengthy wait for a trophy came to an end.

  • 3 days ago | loverugbyleague.com | Aaron Bower |Ben Olawumi

    The first silverware of 2025 will be decided on Saturday afternoon when Hull KR face Warrington Wolves in the Challenge Cup final. The Super League leaders go into the Wembley showpiece as heavy favourites to inflict a second successive cup final defeat on Sam Burgess’ side. But will it go to form? And will Rovers finally end their 40-year wait for a trophy? Here’s how our team think it will play out!Aaron BowerIt’s finally Hull KR’s time.

  • 3 days ago | loverugbyleague.com | Aaron Bower |Ben Olawumi

    Saturday afternoon provides York Knights owner Clint Goodchild with a full circle moment in his rugby league journey. Four years ago, he headed to the UK looking to potentially invest in a rugby league club. His first port of call? Wembley Stadium to watch the Knights play Featherstone Rovers in the 1895 Cup Final. They fell short that day, losing 41-34: but Goodchild’s mind was made up. This weekend, York return to Wembley to face the same opposition but with a very different feel about them.

  • 3 days ago | loverugbyleague.com | Aaron Bower |Ben Olawumi

    Hull FC forward Oliver Holmes has announced his sudden retirement from professional rugby league after just one appearance for the club. Holmes joined the Black and Whites at the start of this season from fellow Super League outfit Leigh Leopards, but has only featured once, starting in the back-row in February’s Challenge Cup victory over community club York Acorn.

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