Match Preview: Hull FC
Posted: Thu May 19, 2022 8:24 pm
In association with Davanti Tyres, here is everything you need to know ahead of Wigan Warriors’ Round 13 Betfred Super League game against Hull FC.
Wigan Warriors travel to the MKM Stadium this Saturday 21st May as they face Hull FC for the second time this season, 3pm K.O.
Team News
Matt Peet has reverted back to the squad that faced St Helens in the Challenge Cup Semi Final two weeks’ ago. The only changed comes as Kaide Ellis serves a one-match suspension, Matty Nicholson comes in his place.
Injury News
The Warriors boss confirmed that he had no new injury concerns from the game against Huddersfield Giants last Thursday evening, as Tommy Leuluai and Kai Pearce-Paul continue with their rehabilitation from respective injuries.
Wigan Warriors squad to face Hull FC:
Matt Peet has named his Cherry and Whites squad for Saturday’s fixture.
1 Bevan French
2 Jake Bibby
4 Iain Thornley
5 Liam Marshall
6 Cade Cust
8 Brad Singleton
10 Patrick Mago
11 Willie Isa
12 Liam Farrell
13 John Bateman
14 Morgan Smithies
16 Harry Smith
17 Oliver Partington
19 Ethan Havard
20 Liam Byrne
22 Joe Shorrocks
23 Jai Field
24 Abbas Miski
25 Sam Halsall
28 Brad O’Neill
30 Matty Nicholson
Opposition
Hull FC Head Coach Brett Hodgson also named his side for the fixture on Thursday afternoon.
1 Connor
2 Swift
3 Tuimavave
4 Griffin
5 McIntosh
6 Reynolds
7 Gale
8 Sao
9 Houghton
10 Sate
12 Ma’u
13 Lane
14 Lovodua
16 Evans
20 Brown
21 Johnstone
22 Bowden
23 Wynne
24 Scott
29 Shaul
30 Taylor
Previous meetings
The Warriors and Giants have already met once this season as the Cherry & Whites took a 19-18 victory at the DW Stadium at the end of March. Wigan have won on their last four visits to the MKM Stadium.
Last ten:
Wigan 19, Hull FC 18 (SLR7, 31/3/22)
Hull FC 0, Wigan 10 (SLR24, 11/9/21)
Hull FC 20, Wigan 10 (CCQF, 8/5/21)(at Emerald Headingley, Leeds)
Wigan 16, Hull FC 14 (SLR5, 29/4/21)
Wigan 29, Hull FC 2 (SLSF, 19/11/20)
Hull FC 4, Wigan 36 (CCQF, 19/9/20)(at AJ Bell Stadium, Salford)
Wigan 26, Hull FC 12 (SLR4, 23/2/20)
Hull FC 14, Wigan 15 (SLR24, 1/8/19)
Wigan 22, Hull FC 23 (aet) (SLR3, 24/2/19)
Wigan 14, Hull FC 12 (SLS8-R7, 28/9/18)
Super League Summary
Hull wins: 12
Wigan wins: 47
Draws: 2
Coach quotes
On this weeks opposition, Peet said: “It’s a fantastic squad they’ve brought together, a good blend of size, skill and flair. They score fantastic tries and they’re good to watch, you can see what Brett is trying to instil there. They have a good blend of structure and off-the-cuff play with Jake, there’s plenty of threats but ultimately it’s judging ourselves on our own standards, expectations of one another and quite simply you can have the best preparation or game plan but as we found out last week, if you don’t turn up ready to go then it’s irrelevant.”
Read more from the Warriors boss ahead of Friday’s game HERE.
Match officials
The man in the middle on Saturday afternoon will be Marcus Griffiths.
Wigan Warriors travel to the MKM Stadium this Saturday 21st May as they face Hull FC for the second time this season, 3pm K.O.
Team News
Matt Peet has reverted back to the squad that faced St Helens in the Challenge Cup Semi Final two weeks’ ago. The only changed comes as Kaide Ellis serves a one-match suspension, Matty Nicholson comes in his place.
Injury News
The Warriors boss confirmed that he had no new injury concerns from the game against Huddersfield Giants last Thursday evening, as Tommy Leuluai and Kai Pearce-Paul continue with their rehabilitation from respective injuries.
Wigan Warriors squad to face Hull FC:
Matt Peet has named his Cherry and Whites squad for Saturday’s fixture.
1 Bevan French
2 Jake Bibby
4 Iain Thornley
5 Liam Marshall
6 Cade Cust
8 Brad Singleton
10 Patrick Mago
11 Willie Isa
12 Liam Farrell
13 John Bateman
14 Morgan Smithies
16 Harry Smith
17 Oliver Partington
19 Ethan Havard
20 Liam Byrne
22 Joe Shorrocks
23 Jai Field
24 Abbas Miski
25 Sam Halsall
28 Brad O’Neill
30 Matty Nicholson
Opposition
Hull FC Head Coach Brett Hodgson also named his side for the fixture on Thursday afternoon.
1 Connor
2 Swift
3 Tuimavave
4 Griffin
5 McIntosh
6 Reynolds
7 Gale
8 Sao
9 Houghton
10 Sate
12 Ma’u
13 Lane
14 Lovodua
16 Evans
20 Brown
21 Johnstone
22 Bowden
23 Wynne
24 Scott
29 Shaul
30 Taylor
Previous meetings
The Warriors and Giants have already met once this season as the Cherry & Whites took a 19-18 victory at the DW Stadium at the end of March. Wigan have won on their last four visits to the MKM Stadium.
Last ten:
Wigan 19, Hull FC 18 (SLR7, 31/3/22)
Hull FC 0, Wigan 10 (SLR24, 11/9/21)
Hull FC 20, Wigan 10 (CCQF, 8/5/21)(at Emerald Headingley, Leeds)
Wigan 16, Hull FC 14 (SLR5, 29/4/21)
Wigan 29, Hull FC 2 (SLSF, 19/11/20)
Hull FC 4, Wigan 36 (CCQF, 19/9/20)(at AJ Bell Stadium, Salford)
Wigan 26, Hull FC 12 (SLR4, 23/2/20)
Hull FC 14, Wigan 15 (SLR24, 1/8/19)
Wigan 22, Hull FC 23 (aet) (SLR3, 24/2/19)
Wigan 14, Hull FC 12 (SLS8-R7, 28/9/18)
Super League Summary
Hull wins: 12
Wigan wins: 47
Draws: 2
Coach quotes
On this weeks opposition, Peet said: “It’s a fantastic squad they’ve brought together, a good blend of size, skill and flair. They score fantastic tries and they’re good to watch, you can see what Brett is trying to instil there. They have a good blend of structure and off-the-cuff play with Jake, there’s plenty of threats but ultimately it’s judging ourselves on our own standards, expectations of one another and quite simply you can have the best preparation or game plan but as we found out last week, if you don’t turn up ready to go then it’s irrelevant.”
Read more from the Warriors boss ahead of Friday’s game HERE.
Match officials
The man in the middle on Saturday afternoon will be Marcus Griffiths.