Castleford Tigers' Rangi Chase admits derby victory over Wakefield Trinity Wildcats would be perfect parting gift "A derby against Wakey, it's not only for the players but for the fans, this is the game they get up for," he said. They want the bragging rights for the next 12 months. I know what it means for the people of Cas to win this derby and I'll be doing everything I can to achieve it. Wakefield will be hoping to put aside the continued uncertainty over the cash-strapped club. They sold scrum-half Tim Smith to Salford to pay the wages, have agreed a transfer fee with Hull KR for winger Ben Cockayne, and have told Wigan's Chris Tuson he is free to pull out of his proposed move as they continue to cut costs. The uncertainty is just as great at London Broncos, who bring down the curtain on another miserable season at Hull KR. The Broncos, who have yet to announce any new signings or a venue for 2014, say talks are continuing to map out a future amid growing speculation that long-time backer David Hughes is set to pull out of the club. After their shock victory at Bradford a week ago, the Londoners have a chance to avoid the wooden spoon by putting back-to-back wins together for the first time this year. Broncos coach Tony Rea said: "The side played with terrific spirit and travelled well. They had a good week together enjoying each other's company which is important going into the last game so we're sticking with the same squad. That's a real positive way to finish the season. It's about us having good effort and doing our best. It promises to be an emotional occasion for London's veteran Australian prop Mark Bryant, who will hang up his boots after the game. Hull KR, who cannot finish higher than eighth, are likely to rest players ahead of their play-off tie at St Helens. They are without stand-off Travis Burns after he broke an arm in the defeat at Widnes and will give a late fitness test to skipper Michael Dobson, who is hoping to play at Craven Park for one last time as he prepares to return to Australia. Hooker Lincoln Withers will make his farewell home appearance after confirming he is leaving the club.