Willie Peters leaves Hull KR after eliminator loss to Warrington
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 19, 2026, 7:44 PM
Last updated Sep 19, 2026

Willie Peters' tenure at Hull KR ends following a loss to Warrington Wolves in the Super League eliminators on September 19, 2026. This defeat prevents Hull KR from defending their Betfred Super League title after a historic treble in 2025, when they won the Grand Final, League Leaders' Shield, and Challenge Cup. Peters, who leaves to coach the NRL's PNG Chiefs, reflected on his four years with pride and gratitude despite the disappointing end. The match saw Hull KR reduced to 12 players after a red card for Peta Hiku, impacting their chances as they fought to stay in contention.
- •Hull KR loses to Warrington Wolves in Super League eliminators.
- •Willie Peters concludes four-year term at Hull KR.
- •Peters led Hull KR to a historic treble in 2025.
- •Peta Hiku received a red card during the match against Warrington.
- •Peters will become the head coach of the PNG Chiefs.
"In 2025 Hull KR became just the fifth team to win the Super League Grand Final in the 30 years of the competition.
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