Hull KR vs Castleford Tigers

Hull KR

19-18

Finished AET

Castleford Tigers

15'

Joe BurgessTRY

4 : 0

23'

Josh SimmTRY

25'

Jai WhitbreadSauaso Sue

25'

Sauaso SueJai Whitbread

25'

Dean HadleyJared Waerea-Hargreaves

4 : 8

29'

Fletcher RooneyTRY

29'

George GriffinGeorge Lawler

4 : 10

30'

Tex HoyCON

4 : 12

34'

Tex HoyPEN

35'

Jez LittenMichael McIlorum

35'

Sylvester NamoJudah Rimbu

38'

Peta HikuTRY

8 : 12

47'

George LawlerGeorge Griffin

51'

Ben DaviesJosh Hodson

52'

Sauaso SueJai Whitbread

64'

Joe BurgessTRY

65'

Rhyse MartinCON

14 : 12

66'

Jared Waerea-HargreavesDean Hadley

70'

Joe BurgessTRY

18 : 12

18 : 16

74'

Zac CiniTRY

75'

Tex HoyCON

75'

Kelepi TanginoaJames Batchelor

84'

Mikey LewisDRO

19 : 18

Venue Guide
Stadium	KCOM Craven Park
Capacity	12225

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