In a thrilling local derby at Craven Park, Hull KR asserted their dominance over city rivals Hull FC with an impressive 34-10 victory.
The first half saw Hull KR deliver a masterclass performance, scoring six tries to leave Hull FC reeling. A standout performance from Joe Burgess, who secured a brace, set the tone for the home side’s dominance.
Despite a valiant effort from Hull FC in the second half, with Jayden Okunbor and Cameron Scott notching tries, their comeback hopes were dashed by a clinical try from replacement Kelepi Tanginoa.
This victory marks Hull KR’s third consecutive win, further solidifying their position in the Super League standings.
On the other hand, Hull FC’s struggle continues, with this defeat marking their fifth loss in six matches, leaving them in 10th place. The pressure mounts on head coach Tony Smith as they aim to turn their season around.
Stay tuned for more updates as the Super League season progresses.
Lineups:
Hull KR: Evalds, Burgess, Hiku, Opacic, Hall, May, Lewis, Sue, Litten, Whitbread, Hadley, Batchelor, Minchella
Interchanges: Parcell, Luckley, Storton, Tanginoa
Hull FC: Hoy, McIntosh, Scott, Sutcliffe, Martin, N. Brown, Smith, Ese’ese, Houghton, Ashworth, Okunbor, Sao, Lane
Interchanges: J. Brown, Charles, Gardiner, Pele
Referee: Liam Moore
Credit: BBC Sport
