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Wigan Warriors vs Hull KR Super League Round 25 Tips & Prediction - Warriors to punish weakened Rovers

Quick Read

  • Wigan are on a 12-game win streak and face a depleted Hull KR side.
  • Hull KR miss several senior players due to injury and suspension.
  • Back Wigan -46.5 and French/Eckersley for multiple tries.
Jeremy Darke
Written by Jeremy Darke
Sports Editor & Betting Analyst • Sports Writer & Expert Betting Analyst
Updated:
Bevan French

Wigan Warriors vs Hull KR Super League Round 25 Tips (Photo by Ben Roberts Photo/Getty Images)

Our TipStrong confidence
bet365

Handicap/Line

Wigan -46.5

Odds

9/10

Place Bet
dabble

2+ Tries

Bevan French

Odds

1/1

Place Bet
Star Sports

2+ Tries

Zach Eckersley

Odds

1/1

Place Bet

Wigan Warriors vs Hull KR Super League Round 25 Tips & Prediction


Wigan Warriors are backed to make light work of a severely weakened Hull KR side and cover the massive -46.5 handicap.

The Warriors have won 12 consecutive Super League games and now face a Rovers squad missing a huge chunk of its senior core. Tom Davies, Peta Hiku, Joe Burgess, Jez Litten, Dean Hadley, James Batchelor and Elliot Minchella all drop out, while Mikey Lewis and Tevita Pangai Jr are suspended.

That leaves Hull KR with several potential debutants and far less cohesion than usual, which is a nightmare matchup against a settled Wigan side loaded with strike through Jai Field, Bevan French and Zach Eckersley.

French and Eckersley both appeal for 2+ tries if Wigan spend long periods attacking inside the Hull KR 20.French has scored a try in 5 consecutive games while Eckersley has 8 tries in his last 6 games including 3 doubles.

  • Wigan Warriors vs Hull KR Stats & Trends
  • Wigan have won 12 consecutive Super League matches.
  • Wigan have scored 34+ points in four of their last six.
  • Wigan have conceded 18 points or fewer in each of their last six games.
  • Hull KR have lost their last two matches.
  • Hull KR conceded 66 points across those two defeats.

Wigan Warriors Form Analysis


Wigan continue to set the standard and extended their winning streak to 12 with a 26-12 victory over Wakefield.

Their attack remains dangerous from anywhere on the field, with Field and French able to create something from nothing, while Harry Smith continues to control territory.

Against a makeshift Hull KR side, Wigan should dominate possession and create repeated scoring chances.

Hull KR Form Analysis


Hull KR have hit a rough patch at the worst possible time, losing to Warrington and Toulouse in their last two games.

The bigger issue here is availability. Willie Peters has rested or lost a host of senior players and could hand out several debuts, leaving the Robins with a much less experienced side than usual.

That makes containing Wigan for 80 minutes a huge ask.

Wigan Warriors vs Hull KR Team News


Wigan make just one change to their 21-man squad, with Sam Walters returning from suspension in place of Finlay Yeomans.

Hull KR make wholesale changes. Tom Davies, Peta Hiku, Joe Burgess, Jez Litten, Dean Hadley, James Batchelor, Elliot Minchella and Ryan Hampshire all drop out, while Mikey Lewis and Tevita Pangai Jr are suspended. Cobie Wainhouse, Harvey Horne, Ryan Westerman and Flynn Holden are among several youngsters in line for debuts.

Verdict

Wigan Warriors -46.5 is the best bet, while Bevan French and Zach Eckersley are both worth backing for 2+ tries if the Warriors dominate territory as expected.
bet365
Top Pick

Wigan -46.5

at bet365

dabble

Bevan French

at dabble

Star Sports

Zach Eckersley

at Star Sports

Jeremy Darke
Jeremy Darke

Sports Editor & Betting Analyst • Sports Writer & Expert Betting Analyst

Jeremy is a freelance journalist who is a true sports activist. A die-hard fan of the NRL all his life and also has a passion for all the major American sports.


From when he was a little fella he has played most sports ranging from rugby, ice hockey, tennis and football, just to name a few. His interest in analytics and statistics helps him find the edge while writing previews and being a regular tipster.

Tipster and presenter on YouTube and a co-founder of The Sports Cap and The Basketball Fix.

You can find Jeremy on Muckrack and LinkedIn.

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