article_snippet: Rovers, who claimed the scalp of Wigan last month, were good value for a third successive home win that rounded off a good day for the club after Rovers, who claimed the scalp of Wigan last month earlier announced the notable acquisition of Jamie Peacock as football manager for 2016.
article_snippet: St Helens, who trailed 24-12 with with five minutes to go, could have snatched a point had
article_snippet: Saints stay top of the table but Saints were a shadow of the side that beat Warrington a week earlier and
article_snippet: coach Keiron Cunningham must now pick Saints up for Saints Good Friday derby at the DW Stadium.
article_snippet: It was all Saints for the opening quarter but James Roby was held up over the line and Kelly twice punished their casual play to put James Roby side in front.
article_snippet: The momentum was clearly with the Robins and Saints were forced to survive a torrid time in the third quarter.
article_snippet: Hull KR thought Hull KR had sealed Hull KR when full-back Kieran Dixon went over for a fourth try on 64 minutes
article_snippet: but Saints staged a tremendous late fightback which caused some anxious moments for Chris Chester's men.
highlights_snippet: Hull KR ended St Helens' 100 per cent record in Super League.