Check out the match preview and prediction for the 2025 Super League round 15 clash between the Salford Red Devils and Hull FC.
MATCHDAY NEWS
MATCHDAY SCHEDULE
Salford Red Devils Vs Hull FC
Venue: Salford Community Stadium
Date: Sunday June 22, 3:00pm (BST)
MATCHDAY TEAM NEWS
Salford Red Devils: Ryan Brierley, Chris Hill, Joe Shorrocks, Esan Marsters, Jack Ormondroyd, Justin Sangare, Joe Bullock, Matty Foster, Chris Hankinson, Harvey Wilson, Kai Morgan, Nathan Connell, Charlie Glover, Jonny Vaughan, Toby Warren, Dan Russell, Tom Whitehead, Cain Robb, Kobe Rugless.
Hull FC: Jordan Rapana, Harvey Barron, Zak Hardaker, Ed Chamberlain, Tom Briscoe, Aidan Sezer, Herman Ese’ese, Amir Bourouh, Cade Cust, Yusuf Aydin, Jack Ashworth, Brad Fash, Davy Litten, Will Gardiner, Lewis Martin, Logan Moy, Jack Charles, Denive Balmforth, Matty Laidlaw, Sam Eseh, Liam Knight.
M Com: P. Taberner
Referee: T. Grant
Reserve Referee: C. Hughes
Touch Judge 1: G. Jones
Touch Judge 2: A. Cameron
Video Referee: J. Vella
Time Keeper: P. Smith
MATCHDAY PREVIEW
Hull FC will be looking to start their march back into the play-off race with a visit to the struggling Salford Red Devils. Salford have only won one game this season and are at a high chance of not being able to fulfill their fixtures for the rest of the year.
They have got four new players come into their squad this week but have lost Sam Stone, who according to Paul Rowley, ‘downed tools’ and forced his move away to Warrington Wolves. Dan Russell and Tom Whitehead were part of that deal, with the Red Devils landing the former until the end of the season. Kobe Rugless has joined from Hunslet on a two-week loan deal, while the addition of Cain Robb was announced on Friday with him making the short-term move, too.
Hull FC boss John Cartwright has made just one change to his squad, with Logan Moy coming in for Will Hutchinson. The Black and Whites boss confirmed that every member of the side that played against Castleford Tigers last week was fit to go around again when speaking on Thursday.
If Tom Briscoe gets the call to start, he only needs one more try to level his teammate Will Pryce’s dad, Leon in the Super League all-time leading try scorers. He is also two tries away from 100 tries for the Black and Whites.
The Airlie Birds have taken a dip in form since the start of the year but a solid win at Salford could be what they need to pick their season back up again.
MATCHDAY PREDICTION
Hull by 30. Check out our weekly predictions here.
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