Castle Tigers secured a victory against Hull FC in a Super League match played at the MKM Stadium. The final score was 18-14 to the visitors, marking their third away win in the current season.
The match began with the visitors taking the initiative, with Renoufa Atoni scoring the first try after nine minutes. The second try for Castle came in the 26th minute, giving the visitors the upper hand in the first half. Tom Weaver kicked the additional points for his team.
Hull FC attempted to respond with attacks, but Castle players managed to maintain their lead. In the second half, Hull FC managed to reduce the deficit, with Joe Batchelor, Harvey Barron, and Lewis Martin scoring tries. The kicker attempted to bring the home side back into the game.
Incidents from the bench were present in both teams. Castle Tigers' manager Ryan Carr was absent from the match due to personal reasons, and his role on the field was partially taken over by Luke Robinson. The former number one at Huddersfield Giants took time off to lead training on Monday as the new assistant coach for Castle.
Despite the defeat, Hull FC announced an important transfer. The club confirmed the arrival of Australian player Danny Cherry-Evans for the next season.
