Challenge Cup: Hull FC 16-32 Hull Kr
Kr occupy the first place in Super League and FC are currently second, which promised an electrifying quarter -final tie on the paper, but both sides have looked out of Oolonia in a sketching 10 -minute opening filled with untreated errors.
Visitors had a huge blow after only a quarter of an hour while Lewis limped from half a talismanic half -legal with what seemed to be a groin injury.
Instead of resting on the laurels, KR turned on after Lewis headed straight along the tunnel and has almost guided a few moments after his exit while Litten sailed a difficult long -haul football as soon as the pole is wide.
They maintained the pressure and were rewarded when Davies dived to the corner at the end of a lateral move that flows – and visitors did not waste time adding to their advantage while Burgess was crushed in the few minutes later.
Hull Kr watched practically out of the sight just before the hooter in the middle of time while Broadbent passed after some impressive storage game of Peta Hiku and Sam Luckley.
The second of Burgess came after Jack Ashworth lost possession of Hull Fc and visitors have added an insult to an injury while Litten – who had arrived as a substitute – brought his score to score at the afternoon with a nice attempt.
But the FC began a late combat when Martin crossed the corner from the beautiful Jordan Rapana exhaust and were again from the end when Eas’se raised next to the sticks to create a highly loaded ending.
The KR hull twice could have concluded a victory of the derby suddenly with style-prime when Tyrone could touch the supporters of the travels before his score was marked for a knocking in the accumulation, and again when Burgess went further for what could have been a hat-trick if it had not been for an obstacle to the debut FC Will Fare Posto.
