Hull KR created history at a packed at Craven Park, as they booked a home semi-final with a gritty 26-16 win over Leeds Rhinos. It wasn’t all plain sailing for Rovers though, as they found themselves 10-6 down in the first-half,

Hull KR overcome a nervous first half to secure second place in Super League and end Leeds Rhinos' chances of a play-off place.

Hull KR fought back to beat Leeds Rhinos 26-16 and secure second place in the Betfred Super League; the Rhinos miss out on a play-off place while Warrington Wolves finish third; watch the Super League

Hull KR secured a top-two finish in Super League on Friday night: and in doing so, created a slice of club history almost 40 years in the making.

There a trio of changes to the 21-man squad for Hull KR for this match as Jai Whitbread is back after a ban and Leo Tennison and Harvey Horne come in. Elliot Minchella is banned for two matches while Niall Evalds and Kelepi Tanginoa both miss out with concussion and hamstring issues respectively.

A foot injury denied star winger David Fusitu’a a farewell appearance for Leeds Rhinos, coach Brad Arthur revealed.

Hull Kingston Rovers are back at Craven Park for the last regular-season round of Super League, as they host Leeds Rhinos. Wigan Warriors secured the League Leaders' Shield with their rout of Salford Red Devils but there is still a big incentive for Rovers tonight as they look to secure a top-two Super League finish for the first time,

Arthur has won five of his eight games in charge of Leeds to date, picking up wins against Huddersfield Giants, Wigan, Catalans Dragons, London Broncos and Hull FC. His three defeats thus far have come in his first game against Hull KR, away against Salford Red Devils and at Magic Weekend against Warrington.

Hull Kingston Rovers bagged five tries with five different scorers as they nailed down a top-two finish for the first time in Super League and booked a week off plus a home semi-final by beating Leeds Rhinos 26-16.