Hull FC player ratings as half-backs share a total score of 5 after Catalans defeat

No questioning his effort, but he struggled to make a real impact on the game with the ball in hand. He’ll be disappointed with his return to the side.

Ran well on a couple of occasions but left the field with a groin injury before half-time.

Arguably Hull’s best, but his evening was ended early after he limped out of the contest with what could be an Achilles rupture.

: Moved to the wing following Swift’s departure and carried well, but his impact was limited.

Couldn’t get a foothold in the game in the first half but produced a couple of fine moments in the second and got himself over.

Pressure was on him to perform at the Stade Gilbert Brutus and he failed to do so. He cut an extremely frustrated figure at times and he knows he has to be better.

Nowhere near good enough.

Kept going through the middle in testing conditions. Made his presence felt defensively and punched holes in the Dragons line.

Made a couple of mistakes in possession but worked tirelessly in the scorching heat.

His effort was second to none. Worked relentlessly through the middle and really threw his weight around.

Another strong performer as he split his time between back-row and centre. He scored Hull’s first and made a difference with his running game.

Tried to get things going but struggled to reach the high standards he has set himself of late.

Again, no questioning his effort, he just couldn’t find much joy.

Got across the advantage line well but made a high profile mistake at the end of the game to gift Mitchell Pearce a try.

Failed to get a grip of the game and struggled to impress.

Not his best showing as he made a number of errors.

Worked hard and produced a couple of fine moments defensively.