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Hull FC beaten 36-10 by Wakefield Trinity in Super League clash

Wakefield Trinity defeated Hull FC 36-10 at the MKM Stadium, securing a convincing win after a strong first‑half surge. Key tries came from Tom Briscoe, Jake Trueman and Tom Johnstone, with Max Jowitt converting all points. Hull mounted a late comeback, narrowing the margin, but could not overturn the deficit.

Ahead of the match, Hull FC interim coach Andy Last made a single change to his side, reinstating Davy Litten at centre for the injured Lloyd Kemp. The starting lineup featured Logan Moy at full‑back, Harvey Barron and Tom Briscoe on the wings, and a forward pack that included Jeremiah Mata’utia, Harvie Hill and Amir Bourouh. Fourteen Hull players remained unavailable through injury or suspension, and two players served three‑game bans.

The result leaves Wakefield Trinity as the victors and highlights Hull FC’s injury challenges ahead of upcoming fixtures.