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Brett Hodgson has made two changes to his side to face Huddersfield Giants this afternoon. The Black and Whites are still without Carlos Tuimavave, who has been struggling with a calf issue and has played just one game this season.
Hull FC will hope to secure a spot in the Challenge Cup semi-finals on Saturday when they travel to Huddersfield Giants (kick off 5pm).
Rugby League pundit Kevin Brown says Huddersfield Giants should be ‘worried’ as they prepare to take on in the Challenge Cup quarter-finals on Saturday. The Black and Whites have won three of their last four in all competitions and they’ll travel to the John Smith’s Stadium boosted by the return of three of their key men.
Hull FC will travel to Huddersfield Giants on Saturday with a near-fully fit squad of players. They’re still missing Scott Taylor, Jamie Shaul, Cam Scott and Joe Cator through injury, but the returns of Josh Reynolds, Carlos Tuimavave and Kane Evans will come as a huge boost to Brett Hodgson ahead of the Challenge Cup quarter-final.
Brett Hodgson has a decision to make this week as Josh Reynolds becomes available for selection once more. Hull FC have done just alright without him and Joe Lovodua has been great.
Challenge Cup is where the focus is at this week as eight clubs battle it out to move one step close to a major final. A number of clubs have injury issues but it's Castleford who appear to have the most problems heading into a big weekend.
Rugby League fans are excitedly waiting for the match between Wigan Warriors and Hull FC and we have all the details you need to know ahead of kick off.
Luke Gale is back in contention and he'll come straight back into a position where he's under pressure to perform. It's going to be interesting because young Ben McNamara has done a decent job in his absence.