Player Ratings: Hull FC vs Huddersfield Giants – 56-22 Defeat Analysis

Hull FC suffered a crushing 56-22 defeat at the hands of Huddersfield Giants on Saturday, marking their third 50-point loss in the last four games. The Black and Whites were unable to contain their opponents, with several players failing to make an impact on the field.

Tex Hoy was notably absent in the second half due to a tactical decision, earning a low rating of 2. Darnell McIntosh struggled to defend against Huddersfield’s wingers, also receiving a rating of 2. Cam Scott showed some promise with strong carries but fell short in defense, earning a rating of 3.

Liam Sutcliffe was a standout performer for Hull FC, scoring two tries and earning a rating of 4. Lewis Martin made a crucial error that led to a Huddersfield try but also made a try-saving tackle, earning a rating of 3. Jack Charles was Hull’s best in attack, creating two tries and earning a high rating of 5.

Despite the efforts of some players, the team as a whole struggled to contain Huddersfield’s attack. Herman Ese’ese, Fa’amanu Brown, and Franklin Pele showed determination on the field, each earning a rating of 5. However, players like Ligi Sao and Jack Brown received low ratings of 2 for their disciplinary issues and errors.

Overall, Hull FC will need to regroup and address their defensive weaknesses to bounce back from this heavy defeat. Fans will be hoping for a stronger performance in their next game as they look to turn their season around.