Wakefield Trinity secured a 20‑6 victory over Hull KR, handing the Betfred champions their first home loss in twelve months. Wakefield Trinity’s prop Caius Faatili scored twice in the second half, whilejs

Tyson Smoothy added two conversions and a penalty to push the score to 20‑6. The match began evenly, with a single try from Harvey Smith and a trio of penalties from Rhyse Martin giving Hull a brief advantage. Both sides were reduced to 12 men during the game, with Peta Hiku sin‑binned for a late tackle and Wakefield’s Ky Rodwell receiving a yellow card for a professional foul.

The win lifts Wakefield to level points with second‑placed Wigan, tightening the race at the top of the Super League table. It also marks Wakefield’s third straight victory over Hull, ending the Robins’ 12‑month home unbeaten streak. Meanwhile, Leigh Leopards edged Castleford Tigers 24‑18, securing their ninth win from 11 outings and keeping their play‑off hopes alive.

With Wakefield now matched on points with Wigan, the standings are closer than ever. Hull’s defeat opens a window for rivals, while Leigh’s win keeps pressure on teams near the playoff cut‑off as the season progresses.