Hull KR<\/a> ahead of next week’s Challenge Cup final.<\/p>\nThe Robins beat a young Wigan Warriors side 62-4 at Craven Park on Thursday night to move second in the Super League table for 24 hours at the very least.<\/p>\n
However, it seems the win could have come at a price, with Hadley and Lawton both picking up issues. Lawton left the field after suffering a slight rib issue in the opening few minutes of the contest.<\/p>\n
Hadley meanwhile appeared to pick up a hamstring injury in the closing stages of the game, walking off the field gingerly.<\/p>\n
The Robins were also without Tyrone May and Joe Burgess on the night, but Peters confirmed both would be fit enough to feature at Wembley Stadium.<\/p>\n
“Tyrone had a little bit of a shoulder, he’s OK but it’s a minor niggle so we wanted to give him a chance to play,” Peters said after the game.<\/p>\n
“They’re all minor so the ones that didn’t play they’ll be fine for next week.<\/p>\n
“Lawton has a rib issue so we’ll have to see how that goes. Ideally we wanted to take some guys off and move things around a little bit but with him and Jai had a minor groin and Dean, we’ll have to wait and see with Dean.<\/p>\n
“Dean felt his hamstring so we have to see to what extent that is.<\/p>\n
On the game itself, in which KR scored 11 tries with a hat-trick coming from Mikey Lewis, Peters added:<\/p>\n
“We wanted two points and got it. We\u2019re happy with that and move on.<\/p>\n
“First half was really clinical. Second half credit to Wigan. Their young boys came out and turned things around. They were physical and they played well.<\/p>\n
“It was scrappy but that can happen as we moved some people around.<\/p>\n
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