Catalans Dragons vs Hull FC Preview & Prediction | Super League 2022
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THE FACTS
When is Catalans Dragons vs Hull FC on and what time does it start? Catalans Dragons vs Hull FC will take place on Saturday 11th June, 2022 – 17:00 (UK)
Where is Catalans Dragons vs Hull FC taking place? Catalans Dragons vs Hull FC will take place at Stade Gilbert Brutus in Perpignan, France
Where can I get tickets for Catalans Dragons vs Hull FC? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Catalans Dragons vs Hull FC
What channel is Catalans Dragons vs Hull FC on in the UK? Catalans Dragons vs Hull FC will be televised live on Sky Sports
Where can I stream Catalans Dragons vs Hull FC in the UK? Sky Sports subscribers can stream Catalans Dragons vs Hull FC live on Sky Go
THE TEAM NEWS
CATALANS DRAGONS
- Catalans Dragons suffered their first home loss of the Super League season as they went down to Huddersfield Giants last week and they will be desperate to bounce back at the first time of asking as they host Hull FC.
- That was a first defeat in four games for the French side but having responded well in the second half of that contest with the Giants, they should be in a good position to put that defeat behind them with Samisoni Langi and Julian Bousquet returning to boost their chances.
21-man squad: 1 Arthur Mourgue, 2 Tom Davies, 3 Samisoni Langi, 5 Fouad Yaha, 6 Mitchell Pearce, 9 Michael McIlorum, 10 Julian Bousquet, 11 Matt Whitley, 12 Mike McMeeken, 13 Benjamin Garcia, 14 Alrix Da Costa, 16 Paul Séguier, 17 Mickael Goudemand, 18 Matthieu Laguerre, 19 Arthur Romano, 20 Tyrone May, 22 Dylan Napa, 23 Jordan Dezaria, 27 Joe Chan, 28 Sam Kasiano, 29 Sam Tomkins
Unavailable: Dean Whare, Josh Drinkwater, Mike McMeeken, Gil Dudson, Benjamin Jullien
Questionable: Samisoni Langi
HULL FC
- Hull FC lost out in golden point against Wakefield Trinity last week as they failed to build on their brilliant success over Wigan Warriors in their prior contest and that defeat only served to highlight what a frustrating side they can be to predict.
- The Black and Whites have high hopes of finishing in the top four but results like that will not help their cause and with the news that key man Jake Connor is out for upto three months with a knee injury, the pressure is firmly on under-fire pair Luke Gale and Josh Reynolds to step-up in the halves.
21-man squad: 2 Adam Swift, 3 Carlos Tuimavave, 4 Josh Griffin, 5 Darnell McIntosh, 6 Josh Reynolds, 7 Luke Gale, 8 Ligi Sao, 9 Danny Houghton, 10 Chris Satae, 12 Manu Ma’u, 13 Jordan Lane, 14 Joe Lovodua, 16 Kane Evans, 17 Brad Fash, 20 Jack Brown, 21 Jordan Johnstone, 23 Connor Wynne, 24 Cameron Scott, 25 Miteli Vulikijapani, 29 Jamie Shaul, 31 Charlie Severs
Unavailable: Joe Cator, Andre Savelio, Ben McNamara, Jake Connor, Scott Taylor
Questionable: Carlos Tuimavave
THE PREDICTION
Catalans Dragons will be desperate to put their poor showing against Huddersfield Giants behind them as they aim to solidify their spot in the top four in this clash with Hull FC. The Dragons’ defeat in that game was their first home loss of the Super League season but this will be a great chance for them to put that behind them with the visitors losing their best player of the campaign ahead of this clash. Jake Connor has been excellent in the fullback position and his attacking qualities will be sorely lacking here with Hull likely to struggle to score points as a result. With that in mind, back the Dragons to get back to winning ways and they can cover the -10 handicap in the process.
