Hull KR vs Wakefield Trinity

Europe - Super League

Hull KR

28-12

Finished

Wakefield Trinity

Tom OpacicTRY

4 : 0

11'

Louis SeniorTRY

8 : 0

12'

Rowan MilnesCON

10 : 0

17'

David FifitaEddie Battye

17'

Renouf AtoniJosh Bowden

19'

Rhys KennedyGeorge King

19'

Mathew StortonSam Luckley

20'

Harry BowesLiam Hood

22'

Louis SeniorTRY

14 : 0

23'

Rowan MilnesCON

16 : 0

28'

Fouad YahaYellow

32'

Tom OpacicTRY

20 : 0

33'

Rowan MilnesCON

22 : 0

22 : 4

37'

Will DaggerTRY

22 : 6

38'

Will DaggerCON

48'

George KingMathew Storton

48'

Matt ParcellJez Litten

49'

Liam HoodHarry Bowes

49'

Josh BowdenRenouf Atoni

56'

Yusuf AydinRhys Kennedy

22 : 10

58'

Luke GaleTRY

22 : 12

59'

Will DaggerCON

63'

Renouf AtoniDavid Fifita

67'

Sam LuckleyGeorge King

68'

David FifitaEddie Battye

69'

David FifitaYellow

69'

Kane LinnettMatt Parcell

72'

Mikey LewisTRY

26 : 12

73'

Rowan MilnesCON

28 : 12

74'

Isaac ShawEddie Battye

Venue Guide
Stadium	KCOM Craven Park
Capacity	12225

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