Hull KR won the 250th derby game to stretch the club’s winning run to seven games
Hull KR’s Jack Broadbent opens the scoring against Hull FC.
Jack Broadbent: Opened the scoring in typical fashion, playing off the shoulder of Lewis and exploiting the gap created. Terrific display. 9
Tom Davies: Solid effort going forward and in defence, tried to create his own chances. 7
Peta Hiku: Sat James Bell down with a terrific tackle that brought back memories of Makali Aizue flattening Scott Wheeldon. It just needed Scott Murrell jumping in the air to celebrate. 7
Oliver Gildart: Great centre play to put his wing man over late in the game, but his own first-half try was even better. 7
Joe Burgess: A try double for the England man, who is enjoying a terrific start to the season. 8
Mikey Lewis: His running game caused FC problems and he kept coming up with moments when his team needed a spark. 7
Tyrone May: Came up with a key moment for Litten’s decisive try, creating something from nothing. 7
Sauaso Sue: Big opening 25 minute stint set the tempo and Rovers lifted again when he returned in the second half. 8
Jez Litten: Dominated the ruck for his team catching FC slow around marker on a number of occasions. Got a deserved try for his efforts. 8
Tom Amone: Worked really well in tandem with Sue and looks fitter and stronger with each week. 8
Dean Hadley: A typical all effort performance from the forward who never shirked a carry or a tackle. 7
James Batchelor: Saw the family battle end early with Joe taken off injured, solid again. 7
Elliot Minchella: Brilliant ball steel on his own try line when the game was 10-0 typified his determined approach. A captain’s display for his team. 8
Sam Luckley: Not as effective a threat with his off-load game as usual, but solid. 7
Jai Whitbread: Didn’t see as much action as he’d like after having to go off in the first half with a head knock, but did return for a spell. 7
Jack Brown: Enjoyed the fiery derby intensity and came up with some big hits, including one late which ended with Romano leaving the field. 8
Karl Lawton: Returned from a three-game suspension for a first taste of derby action. 7