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Hull FC are riding the crest of a wave ahead of Saturday’s visit of bottom club Toulouse Olympique. Brett Hodgson’s men are chasing a fifth successive Super League home victory as they bid to strengthen their play-off credentials.
Brett Hodgson says the club will accelerate it's retention drive in the coming weeks as Hull FC look to tie down several key players within their squad.
Hull FC will name youngster Jacob Hookem and Davy Litten in their 21-man squad to take on Toulouse Olympique this week. The young duo impressed in the Championship with Whitehaven and will now be in contention to play for the Black and Whites on Saturday.
Huddersfield Giants will be without three players due to suspension when they travel to Wakefield Trinity on Thursday. Tui Lolohea (Grade B Tripping), Jack Cogger (Grade C Other Contrary Behaviour) and Chris Hill (Grade B Dangerous Contact) have been handed bans following Saturday’s 32-10 defeat at Warrington Wolves.
Josh Reynolds has been handed a one match ban for his actions during win over Catalans Dragons on Sunday evening. The stand-off had one of his best games in a Hull shirt at the MKM Stadium to help the Black and Whites to an impressive victory, but he will sit out their next game against Toulouse Olympique after being hit with a Grade B charge for other contrary behaviour.
Jake Connor: Made a couple of mistakes to invite pressure on his side late in the day but held his own at times, too. 6
Brett Hodgson has made three changes to his side to face Catalans Dragons at the MKM Stadium this evening. The Black and Whites can move up to fourth in the Super League table with a win over last season’s League Leaders' Shield winners, jumping above their nearest and dearest rivals Hull KR.
The Dragons will be aiming to complete the double while the Scarlets will be after revenge when the two regions lock horns once again at Rodney Parade this afternoon (3pm). It was the Men of Gwent who recorded a surprise 38-27 victory down in Llanelli last weekend, just their second win of the season in all competitions.