Hull KR claimed their first back-to-back Betfred Super League victories of the season with a 24-6 win over Hull FC in the historic 250th edition of the Hull derby. The Robins capitalized on early errors from their rivals, racing to a 10-point lead inside the opening quarter through tries from Jack Broadbent and Oliver Gildart.

Hull FC mounted a spirited fightback before halftime, with Tom Briscoe crossing after Aidan Sezer's superb miss-pass. However, their momentum was halted when Lewis Martin's second-half try was controversially ruled out for a knock-on, a decision Sky Sports' Jon Wilkin called 'outrageous.' Jez Litten and two Joe Burgess tries in the final 10 minutes sealed the victory for Hull KR.

The win propels Hull KR into the play-off spots in sixth place, leapfrogging Hull FC who drop to ninth in the Super League table. Hull KR head coach Willie Peters praised his team's physical performance, particularly highlighting the contribution of their forwards in setting the platform for victory.