Castleford Tigers Secure First Win in Six Games with Dominant Performance over Hull FC
Castleford, 23rd April 2024 – The Castleford Tigers picked up their first victory in six games with a resounding 39-20 triumph over Hull FC at the MKM Stadium. Craig Lingard’s side have now opened up a nine-point gap over 10th-placed Hull, with only three matches remaining in the regular season.
Standout Performances
Tex Hoy was the standout performer for the Tigers, earning the Sky Sports Man of the Match award after bagging a brace against his former club. The Australian provided a real spark to Castleford’s attack, earning an impressive 8/10 rating.
Rowan Milnes also shone, scoring a try and kicking seven goals, as well as slotting a drop goal, to earn an 8/10 rating. Veteran prop Liam Watts was a dominant force, carrying the ball powerfully and making a pivotal break that led to Jensen Windley’s maiden Super League try.
“It was a commanding performance from the Tigers, who will be looking to build on this result as they aim to secure a top-half finish in the final stages of the 2024 Super League season.”
Impressive Squad Depth
Sylvester Namo was another standout, earning an 8/10 rating despite being sin-binned, as the Papua New Guinea powerhouse produced several destructive carries that caused Hull all sorts of problems. Innes Senior, Liam Horne, and Alex Mellor also impressed, showcasing the depth of talent in the Castleford squad.
Overall, it was a commanding performance from the Tigers, who will be looking to build on this result as they aim to secure a top-half finish in the final stages of the 2024 Super League season.
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