Super League injury news: Leeds Rhinos and St Helens suffer knocks

Smith said: “Lumby is hurting with a hamstring injury.

“With some of the hamstring injuries I’ve had over the last couple of years, the least painful ones are the long-term ones.

“Hopefully this is a reversal of that.”

London Broncos: Jacob Jones (Head)

Jones, on a month’s loan from Leigh Leopards, took a knock to the head early in the second half and never returned to the pitch.

Hull KR: Elliot Minchella (groin), James Batchelor (eye), Oliver Gildart (knee)

It was an incredible win for the Robins this week, but they are dealing with more fresh injury problems.

Elliot Minchella went off late on with a groin injury, while James Batchelor went off with an eye injury just after the break.

Oliver Gildart had to withdraw before the game started with a knee problem.

Head coach Willie Peters said: “Hopefully (Batchelor) is OK. Oli (Gildart) and (Minchella), I’m not sure if five days will be enough.”

St Helens: Matt Whitley (shoulder)

A disappointing loss and injury to Matt Whitley this week for Saints as the forward was seen on the sidelines before deciding he could not return to the field.

Paul Wellens said of it: “I think it’s a bit of a shoulder problem.

“I’m not too sure at this point…hopefully it’s not too serious.”

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Catalans Dragons: Paul Seguier (foot), Ben Garcia (concussion)

In the 30-8 defeat to Wigan Warriors, the Catalans lost two big names.

Seguier was clearly struggling to walk, but Ben Garcia’s retirement seemed harmless at the time.

Steve McNamara explained their situations: “We lost Ben Garcia to a concussion.

(Seguier) is being evaluated by doctors now. It doesn’t look great.

“It’s a knee/lower leg injury.”

Salford Red Devils: Joe Shorrocks (knee), Joe Mellor (hand)

The Red Devils’ impressive win was marred by two new injury concerns.

Shorrocks’ knee injury has ruled him out, meaning he could be looking at a long spell on the sidelines.

Joe Mellor can too when he broke his hand.

Castleford Tigers: Sam Hall (concussion), Sam Wood (thumb)

It was thrilling drama as Castleford fought back to salvage an equaliser.

However, they also suffered other injury concerns.

Head coach Craig Lingard said: “Sam (Hall) failed his HIA and I think Sam Wood got a knock on the thumb.

“We’re not too sure if he needs an X-ray.”

The Tigers’ injury list is extensive and has been in double figures for several weeks.