Hull FC ratings: Connor Wynne shines as he bags hat-trick in Challenge Cup win

Enjoyed himself against the Championship side and produced a few magical moments. He scored twice at Post Office Road but and set up one or two more.

Took his try very well, charging 90 metres down the turf to touch down under the posts. Carried well throughout and had a big say in Mitieli Vulikijapani’s effort, too.

A successful return to action. He relished making the hard yards and scored one of a flurry of tries at the start of the second half.

Made his size and strength count well and scored just after the break before leaving the field.

An outstanding performance from the youngster. He scored three tries in the game but he also produced a huge tackle to deny Matty Chrimes in the corner in the first half.

A solid showing from the half-back, he’ll be hoping to keep his spot in the side on Thursday night at Wigan as Luke Gale returns to the fold.

Steady away in the halves, defended really well and had a few nice touches.

Made metres after contact every time he touched the ball through the middle as his superior strength showed.

Spelled for large periods but did well when he was on the field.

Too big and too strong for Championship defences.

Another superb showing from the back-rower. He scored another try in the first half before setting Wynne up well.

Enjoyed himself in the West Yorkshire sunshine. He missed the first five games of the season but he’s hit the ground running this year.

A busy performance from the loose-forward. He grabbed a deserved try late in the game.

: Played big minutes through the middle of the park and looked to enjoy himself.

A big effort from the versatile hooker. He’s played a key role for the Black and Whites so far this season.

Ran well through the middle, he’ll be