Hull FC player ratings v Hull KR as four men score 5/10 in defeat

Hull FC remain a point behind the Super League play-off pace after losing 18-4 against Hull KR at Craven Park on Sunday.

Here’s our FC player ratings.

Lloyd Kemp: Handled the occasion superbly to impress on his first Super League start for the club. A star in the making. 7

Tom Briscoe: Spilled a big chance for Hull in the first half, thwarting an attack from deep and never really looked too comfortable. Scored late. 5

Jordan Rapana: Did some good things in the first half but committed an error or two in the second and left the pitch early after being sin-binned for a late hit. 7

Davy Litten: Ran well and never lacked heart or desire. 6

Lewis Martin: Couldn’t add to his try tally but did enough to impress. 7

Cade Cust: Had a decent enough game but abandoned his post defensively to get wrapped up with Mikey Lewis and that allowed Jack Broadbent to finish. 5

Aidan Sezer: Kicked well early doors when under pressure in the first half but he never got much time on the ball in attacking opportunities. 6

Jack Ashworth: Elbowed Mikey Lewis late in the game needlessly. 5

Amir Bourouh: Sloppy at points and never really handled the occasion. 5

Liam Watts: Busy early doors defensively and never let his side down. 7

Zak Hardaker: Steady away at back-row, came close to scoring in the first half but the ball wouldn’t quite bounce for him. 7

Jordan Lane: Strong defensively in what looks likely to be his last derby as a Hull player. 7

Yusuf Aydin: Sin-binned for a hip drop in the first half. 6

Brad Fash: Pushed hard through the middle. 6

Will Gardiner: Came on in the second half but didn’t stand out. 6

Matty Laidlaw: Forced an error shortly after coming on. 6

Callum Kemp: Arrived into the action late. N/A