For the second time in 2024, Leeds Rhinos head to the MKM Stadium to take on Hull FC in round fourteen of the Betfred Super League, kick off 3pm. 

Rohan Smith's side edged an 18-12 win at the end of April, thanks to two tries from Riley Lumb on debut, and enter this week's contest after a win against Castleford on home soil, whilst Hull FC look to bring an end to their losing run which extends back to round four.

Here's a preview ahead of the fixture:

Our opposition

Hull FC have a new coach locked in for 2025 in the shape of Brisbane Bronco John Cartwright, but in the more immediate future, the club looks to bring an eleven-match losing streak to an end against the Rhinos on Saturday.

With one win in all competitions, Hull suffered defeats to Hull KR in the opening game of the year on home turf and Warrington, but a comeback win against London saw Morgan Smith score the winning try to take victory away from the Broncos. A run of four losses proved to be Tony Smith's last games in charge of the side as Leigh and Hull KR took points off the black and whites in rounds five and six, as well as Huddersfield who tallied up 106 points in a 50-6 win in the Challenge Cup and 56-22 result in Super League.

Simon Grix and Francis Cumins took over on an interim basis for losses to St Helens and the Rhinos at the end of April, and despite squad investment that brought Tom Briscoe back to his former club along with Ed Chamberlain (who has since been recalled by Leigh), Ben Reynolds, Tiaki Chan and Yusuf Aydin, the club remains without a win. Warrington, London and Castleford all added losses to the black and whites' record during last month, and last Friday saw Huddersfield win 24-18; Logan Moy, Cameron Scott and Herman Ese'ese scoring for Hull.

Head to head

Last time out at the MKM Stadium

Riley Lumb scored two tries on his debut to get the Rhinos back to winning ways on the road against Hull FC.

Around the League

Here's how the rest of Round Fourteen lines up around Super League:

Warrington Wolves vs Salford Red Devils - Friday 14th June, KO 8pm

Castleford Tigers vs Wigan Warriors - Friday 14th June, KO 8pm

Hull KR vs Huddersfield Giants - Friday 14th June, KO 8pm

Hull FC vs Leeds Rhinos - Saturday 15th June, KO 3pm

Catalans Dragons vs Leigh Leopards - Saturday 15th June, KO 5.30pm (UK TIME)

London Broncos vs St Helens - Sunday 16th June, KO 3pm

Fans can watch all the action live on Sky Sports, including the Rhinos' second trip to the MKM Stadium, plus four games from this round will be available to watch on Super League+ (Note that the Rhinos game will be available to watch after full time). Find out more  about Super League+ here.

Will you be on the terraces at the MKM Stadium?

Tickets and travel for our second away Betfred Super League game against Hull FC are available to purchase now online at tickets.therhinos.co.uk, over the phone on 0371 423 1315 and from Leeds Rhinos Club Shop (Opening Hours).

Advanced prices start at £30 for adults, £23 for concessions and £12 for juniors, and travel from AMT Headingley Stadium at 12noon is priced at £18 per person.

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