Wakefield Trinity returned to 14-12 with an attempt by Oliver Pratta, but Max Jowitt couldn’t add a conversion to bring the results; The competition was injured by the ruling man of Steel Mikey Lewis; Sky Sports is the only place to watch every match of Super League live this year
Last update: 20/02/25 22:02
Hull Kr kept his winning start of the Super League I live while staying to win 14-12 in a difficult fight against Wakefield Trinity at Diy Kitchens Stadium.
In front of the sold-out audience and the biggest response on Wakefield since 2008, Hull Kr had an advantage on a break, the 100th career of Tom Davies tried to welcome the criminal conversion of Max Jowitta at the hit of the half while the hosts went 6-2 down.
Wakefield returned in the second half as Tom Johnstone crossed with flying efforts, but he punished Rhyse Martin, and Mike Lewis efforts Robins to the top.
Considering that Michael Mcilorum Hull KR missed the last five minutes after being sent to Sin-Bin on a high hit, Oliver Pratt went to the corner to give Wakefields a glow of hope, but Jowitt couldn’t turn into the level of the game and, From there, Robins remained calm under the late pressure to see the victory.
Despite the victory, Hull blood will sweat at Lewis Fitness, who left after picked up an injury in the act of scoring and then saw on crutches with a protective boot at the end of the match.
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The second round of the Super League continues on Friday when the night ‘Littlel Littler’ takes over in Warrington as the wolves face the Catalan dragons, Live on Sky Sports Action from 7.30pm.
The Warrington were then followed in action from Las Vegas when they take over Wigan Warriors at the Allegiant Stadium Live on Sky Sports on March 1 from 8.30pm. Meanwhile, dragons play on Friday 28 February when they start to play Leigh Leopards, Live on Sky Sports Action from 7.30pm.
Sky Sports Will again display every match of the Super League Live this season – including two matches in each round exclusively live, with the remaining four matches each week shown on Sky Sports+
