Morgan respects Huddersfield challenge

Tuesday 9th March 2010

Hull KR coach Justin Morgan insists his side must be at their best if they are to win at Huddersfield in the Carnegie Challenge Cup.

The Robins face a tricky trip to the Galpharm Stadium in the fourth round.

"It's a very hard draw. They've been a vastly improved team over the past few seasons. They're very well coached and they're a good team," said Morgan. "It's going to be a tough one, but if you want to win the competition you have to beat everyone at some stage."

Morgan's side were recently beaten 30-0 by the Giants at Craven Park and he knows his side must up their game if they are to advance.

He added: "We got a lesson from them a couple of weeks ago, we got beat 30-0, we know plenty about them.

"We saw them put 50-plus points past Wakefield so they're a very formidable team.

"They went to the final last year so they've played in the big games, they've added some versatility in depth and we're going to have to make some improvements on the last time we met if we're going to win."