Written by Callum Walker
Thursday 1st October, 19:45, Super League Round 14, The Mend-a-Hose Jungle, Castleford, Castleford Tigers versus Hull FC Match Preview
Castleford has won just once in seven games since the resumption of Super League, including a 31-19 loss to Huddersfield last weekend. The Tigers are not alone in that bad league form, however, as Hull have just two wins in five league games too. As a result, these two sides sit next to each other in the table with an identical win points percentage of 0.417 coming from five wins in 12 games.
Castleford Tigers
Tigers head coach Daryl Powell makes six changes from last week’s defeat to Huddersfield with Derrell Olpherts, Danny Richardson, Liam Watts, Oliver Holmes, Jesse Sene-Lefao and Calum Turner all dropping out. Jake Trueman, Adam Milner, Junior Moors, Brad Graham, Brad Martin and Dan Fleming all come in.
21 Man Squad | |
Cheyse Blair | James Clare |
Matt Cook | Greg Eden |
Danny Fleming | Bradley Graham |
George Griffin | Tyler Hepi |
Bradley Martin | Nathan Massey |
Mike McMeeken | Paul McShane |
Grant Millington | Adam Milner |
Junior Moors | Gareth O’Brien |
Jacques O’Neill | Lewis Peachey |
Michael Shenton | Jacob Trueman |
Coach: Daryl Powell
Hull FC
Hull boss Andy Last makes four changes too as Scott Taylor, Kieran Buchanan, Lewis Bienek and Ben McNamara replace Josh Griffin, Danny Houghton, Masi Matongo and Connor Wynee.
21 Man Squad | |
Lewis Bienek | Josh Bowden |
Jack Brown | Kieran Buchanan |
Joe Cator | Jake Connor |
Bureta Faraimo | Brad Fash |
Mahe Fonua | Jordan Johnstone |
Jordan Lane | Manu Ma’u |
Ben McNamara | liligiifo Sao |
Tevita Satae | Andre Savelio |
Cameron Scott | Jamie Shaul |
Marc Sneyd | Scott Taylor |
Carlos Tuimavave |
Coach: Andy Last
These two sides met just three weeks ago when the Airlie Birds ran out 29-16 winners in the Challenge Cup last 16. It’s been fairly even between them though in recent seasons with three wins each from six games.
Castleford Tigers by 14
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