Robins keep top spot in Frontline Fair Play Index

Hull Kingston Rovers have strengthened their lead at the top of the Frontline Fair Play Index after their 54-10 victory over Crusaders RL in Round 14 of Engage Super League. The Robins are now four points clear of Crusaders after conceding 11 fair play points, three fewer than the Welsh side.

The biggest movers in the Frontline Fair Play Index are Hull FC who conceded a total of 26 points in their 28-14 victory against the Catalans Dragons.

Catalans Dragons have moved further adrift of Salford City Reds at the bottom of the table after conceding 18 fair play points in their defeat to Hull FC which includes the one-match ban handed to prop David Ferriol.

In the Co-operative Championship, Sheffield Eagles remain top of the Frontline Fair Play Index with a six-point lead over nearest rivals Keighley Cougars and Leigh Centurions.

Widnes Vikings remain at the bottom of the table, but are now just eight points behind 10th-placed Toulouse Olympique.

At the end of the regular season the teams which finish top of the Frontline Fair Play Index in the Engage Super League and Co-operative Championship will be presented with a £5,000 prize from leading bathroom suppliers Frontline Bathrooms as well as a specially engraved trophy to mark their achievement.