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Leeds Rhinos 38-6 Hull FC: Player ratings and major talking points

Tom Briscoe celebrated his testimonial in style with a try and even a few goals as Leeds’ attack clicked against Hull FC as the Rhinos racked up the points this afternoon.

1. Welcome to England David Fusitu’a

Today, on the day Leeds celebrated the man who’s worn number 2 at Headingley for seven seasons, they welcomed their new number 2 David Fusitu’a who was outstanding. The big winger made plenty of yards and dealt with some dangerous crossfield kicks impeccably. He and the rest of Leeds’ outside backs were outstanding especially out of yardage with Harry Newman coming up with a mesmeric assist before leaving the field early. Fusitu’a also showed what he could do defensively with a seismic hit on young Davy Litten. Sadly, Litten was stretchered off and we all wish him well.

2. Gale glimpses

At his old stomping ground, Luke Gale was shown a yellow card but before that he’d shown glimpses of what he can bring to the Black and Whites in 2022. He always challenged Leeds’ line with the ball in hand and kicked well even nailing a 40/20. He could be the key for Hull this season.

3. Leeds’ attack clicks

Granted the majority of Leeds’ points came against either 12 men or some of Hull’s youngsters, but Leeds’ attack was quite superb on both sides of the pitch. Their entire spine got a try and Leeds proved they could score from anywhere on the field. If Leeds can keep this up it could make them serious contenders.

Leeds Rhinos
16 Richie Myler – 8
2 David Fusitu’a – 8
3 Harry Newman – N/A
20 Tom Briscoe – 8
5 Ash Handley – 7
6 Blake Austin – 7
7 Aidan Sezer  – 7
8 Mikolaj Oledzki – 7
9 Kruise Leeming – 8
13 Zane Tetevano – 8
21 Morgan Gannon – 7
11 James Bentley – 7
17 Cameron Smith – 7
Substitutes
1 Jack Walker – 7
4 Liam Sutcliffe – 7
12 Rhyse Martin – 7
14 Brad Dwyer – 7
15 Alex Mellor – 6
19 Bodene Thompson – 6
24 Jarrod O’Connor – 6
25 James Donaldson – 6

Hull FC
1 Jake Connor – 6
2 Adam Swift – 7
3 Carlos Tuimavave – 7
26 Marcus Walker – 6
5 Darnell McIntosh – 7
19 Ben McNamara – 6
7 Luke Gale – 7
20 Jack Brown – 7
9 Danny Houghton – 6
17 Brad Fash – 7
24 Cameron Scott – 6
Charlie Severs – 6
13 Jordan Lane – 6
Substitutes
28 Aiden Burrell – 6
21 Jordan Johnstone – 6
14 Joe Lovodua – 7
Harvey Barron – 6
Davy Litten – 6
Callum Rutland – 6
Leon Stewart – 6

2 Comments

2 Comments

  1. James England

    January 30, 2022 at 6:09 pm

    I’m sorry but this review is pathetic. Did you even watch the game? Waste of time writing it.

  2. John allanson

    January 31, 2022 at 11:01 am

    Sad to see anyone injured but I believe we have the best up and coming young full back in Conner wynne give him his chance

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