Saturday's Super League talking points

We look at what is being said and team news as Hull Kingston Rovers host Wakefield Trinity and Warrington Wolves take on Huddersfield Giants in the Betfred Super League on Saturday... Hull Kingston Rovers vs Wakefield Trinity (3pm)

Willie Poching is looking for an improved defensive display from Wakefield when they head to Sewell Group Craven Park on Saturday afternoon.

Trinity had 54 points put on them in their defeat away to Wigan Warriors on Easter Monday after going down 34-4 at home to Castleford Tigers in the derby match the previous Thursday.

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They were not helped by Kelepi Tanginoa being sent to the sin-bin at the DW Stadium, but head coach Poching recognised there were plenty of areas to fix up before facing Hull KR.

"Defensively, we were way off," Poching said. "We tried to address some of that at half time, but we didn't quite get a stronghold on what we wanted to do at the start of that second half.

"They were doing quick offloads, and by play three they were on halfway. They had the ascendency for a while.

"There were some moments too often when we couldn't get a quick play-the-ball. It was a physical thing and an attitude thing."

Rovers were involved in a thrilling comeback to beat Toulouse Olympique 28-24 in the south of France on Monday, although Matt Parcell sustained a concussion which keeps him out of Saturday's game and Will Dagger is also absent due to some swelling on his knee.

Lachlan Coote makes his return to the 21-man squad and is set to start at full-back and Albert Vete is available to add some more presence to the pack, with head coach Tony Smith hoping his side's belief will come to the fore again.

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