Castleford Tigers Defeat Hull FC 22-14 in Super League Match
Tired, dry, slightly forgotten on the back of the tray.
Summary
Castleford Tigers secure a 22-14 victory over Hull FC in the Betfred Super League, with late drama adding tension to the match.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledTries from Innes and Louis Senior either side of Harvey Barron's score put the Tigers in control.
Lewis Martin's late double made it a nervy ending on a night littered with individual errors for Hull.
Castleford Tigers earned a fourth Super League win of the season after surviving a late rally to beat Hull FC at the MKM Stadium.
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