Mikey Lewis scored a goal for the Golden Point drop while Hull Kr is overpowered by Spirete Castleford Tigers 19-18 to start his Sugr League season with a win in Craven Park.
The pulsating competition was inhabited by the steel man in 2024, because Lewis produced a decisive last word with his sweet shot hit last year’s great final winners in the introductory victory.
It seems that the Hat-Trick of Joe Burgess, including two flying finals in the corner, put Castleford in bed at the time of the regulation, but Robins was stuck in an attempt by Zaca’s Zaca.
Castleford was left to swallow many missed chances to earn an amazing victory, and Tex Hoy missed the penalty and threw out a goal to go down before Lewis’s gold heroes.
Lewis rise for an occasion at Hull Kr edge Tigers
A great 40/20 from Lewis seemed to find the Castleford defense unlock code after nine minutes, but after getting a strenuous job pulled the ball into Burgess, the wing player threw out a gilded chance with a line of attempting in Vidika.
Burgess asked for his mistake six minutes later, gathering and crossing the corner after a quick shift through his hands created overlap wide.
Castleford’s response was as fast as emphasized, because Josh Simm inflicted the final touch in the corner after Hoy ran and bent inside the final hull of Hulla Kr.
One quickly became two, Fletcher Rooney sensationally passing through the defense of KR hull and accelerated to the attempt line to silence the Craven Park, shocked by the shell.
Hull blood beat Castleford with a goal for a golden point fall
Castleford stretched out his advantage on eight points of kindness from Hoy’s boots, but the hosts would make an answer, Peta Hiku went through an attempt that reduced the left to four points two minutes before halftime.
Castleford threw out a series of sets on his own goal line while Hull Krd set the siege at the beginning of the second half, while the tiger defense grew in the track with every defensive posture.
But just as it looked like the magic of pressure on the home side was silent, Rovers straightened up when Burgess finished a stretched move by diving in the corner, and when he repeated the feat for seven minutes, he looked like he put the game in bed.
The Tigers refused to go quietly, re-pulling the level with six minutes on the clock when he did to Hoy’s high blow, before the Australian coldly sent the conversion to the level of 18-18.
Rhyse Martin missed an attempt to fall with three minutes of the remaining, and then rarely the lewis charging that found the ball on his own goal-line brought to a penalty for a penalty that Hoy missed on the left, sending a game in additional periods Hearts for McGuire’s men.
Peters: We tried hard
🎤Hull BC Main Coach Willie Peters …
“Ragby League returned! I thought Cas was extraordinary tonight. I’m happy to win, but there are many lessons.
“I thought we tried … they ended up with almost 100 percent.
“They had a five -day turnaround in their backs last week and they replied safely.”
McGuire: I couldn’t be more proud than our effort
🎤Castleford Tigers Coach Danny McGuire …
“I told the players how proud I was. I asked for an answer and asked them to play with passion, pride and dedication and I thought they did.
“Hull Kr is a great side of them, we went to the heels of 85 minutes. I asked them to repeat it a week after that, and a week, and a week.
“Everyone is aware of what was said last week, but I’m really proud that the guys stepped up and showed that they were a team.
“I learned that they are difficult, and they care and care for each other. If we do it every week, we will give ourselves the opportunity.”
Sezer shines like Hull Fc Stun Catalons
Hull’s new Scrum-Pol Aidan Sezer has shown that he can be a man leading a long-awaited black and white revival after his stunning master class brought a 24-4 victory over the Catalan dragons in Perpignan.
The 33-year-old returned to Betfred Super League from the NRL and brought back the faith shown in it by the new coach John Cartwright with a dynamic representation to make Dragons down.
Tom Briscoe of Hull FC celebrates his attempt with Cade Custm Hull FC
Then two touches of magic from the trunk of the sezer, first forcing Tommy Makinson to knock out from the high ball and then hit the Arthur Mourguue directly, saw the ball in the hands of Jordan Lane for the first attempt at the game.
Cade Cust ensured that Hull remained in control when his converted attempt made 12-0 just before halftime, and FC achieved an attempt at an interval hit when Sezer picked up a recovery from the dragons and fed Tom Briscoe, who ran 30 meters for achieving the results while Hooter shouted.
Arthur Mourguue of Catalan who achieved an attempt
Mourguie returned Les Dracs after interrupting with a sprint that scored in the right corner four minutes in the second half, as Hull’s lead was reduced to 14 points.
But Cust is the second, interception from the passage of Luka Keary and the 40-meter race in the right corner to achieve the results, he renovated the Hull pillow at halftime and extinguished any hope of the Return of the Catalan.
Cade Cust by Hull FC to achieve attempts
What is next?
The super league continues on Saturday 15th February as Leeds Rhinos deliver Wakefield Trinity at 15:00 and St Helens face Salford red devilsWith the start of both matches Sky Sports+ from 5.30pm.
Hull Kr return to action on Thursday 20th February when they take over Wakefield Trinity Live on Sky Sports Action from 7.30pm, starting at 8pm. Meanwhile, Castleford Tigers They will welcome St Helens On Saturday, February 2nd, with an initial ATT from 20:00 at Sky Sports+.
