Huddersfield Giants vs Catalans Dragons

Huddersfield Giants

18-38

Finished

Catalans Dragons

Jack BibbyFenton Rogers

17'

Jacob GagaiTRY

4 : 0

17'

Julian BousquetTevita Pangai Junior

18'

Liam SutcliffeCON

6 : 0

6 : 4

21'

Tariq SimsTRY

18 : 38

22'

Aispuro-Bichet GuillermoCON

22'

Taane MilneTom Burgess

25'

Taane MilneTom Burgess

26'

chris SataeBenjamin Garcia

28'

Billy LeylandAshton Golding

31'

Tom BurgessJack Bibby

6 : 8

33'

Richardson DanTRY

35'

Sam HewittYellow

6 : 10

35'

Aispuro-Bichet GuillermoPEN

6 : 12

37'

Aispuro-Bichet GuillermoPEN

39'

Mathieu LaguerreArthur Romano

6 : 16

41'

Julian BousquetTRY

12 : 24

42'

Aispuro-Bichet GuillermoCON

6 : 20

45'

Bayley SironenTRY

18 : 40

46'

Aispuro-Bichet GuillermoCON

50'

Jake BibbyTRY

10 : 22

51'

Liam SutcliffeCON

12 : 22

56'

Paul Seguierchris Satae

56'

Benjamin GarciaJulian Bousquet

12 : 28

57'

Paul SeguierTRY

12 : 30

57'

Aispuro-Bichet GuillermoCON

61'

Jack BibbyTom Burgess

61'

Tevita Pangai JuniorOliver Partington

66'

Sam HalsallTRY

16 : 30

67'

Liam SutcliffeCON

18 : 30

68'

Oliver PartingtonAlrix Da Costa

70'

Tom BurgessLeroy Cudjoe

75'

Jack BillingtonTaane Milne

18 : 34

77'

Tevita Pangai JuniorTRY

18 : 36

78'

Aispuro-Bichet GuillermoCON

Venue Guide
Stadium	John Smith's Stadium

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