Wakefield Trinity Edges Hull FC
Wakefield Trinity triumphed over Hull FC with a score of 14-10 in a tightly contested match held at Belle Vue on March 5, 2026. This victory marks Trinity’s second win of the Super League season.
The match saw Hull FC making three changes to their lineup, which included the debut of James Bell. However, the team struggled to capitalize on their opportunities, remaining on just two points after four games.
Wakefield’s performance was bolstered by Lewis Martin, who scored two tries, contributing significantly to their narrow win. The second half was dominated by Wakefield, showcasing their determination to secure the victory.
In a pivotal moment, Davy Litten made an error that allowed Wakefield to score, leveling the match at a crucial time. Litten’s performance drew criticism, though he managed to recover somewhat in the second half.
Injuries also played a significant role in the match’s outcome. Will Pryce was ruled out for the season due to an ACL injury, while Jed Cartwright could be sidelined for up to five months with a hamstring injury.
Ligi Sao returned from a two-game ban for Hull FC, but his presence was not enough to turn the tide in favor of his team. The match was not without controversy, as Corey Hall raised an allegation of foul play against a Hull player.
Looking ahead, Wakefield Trinity will face Leeds Rhinos in the Challenge Cup next week, while Hull FC will travel to Leigh Leopards for their next match.
As the teams reflect on the match, reactions have varied. One observer noted, “Wakefield deserved the win, but it wasn’t one worth watching back, that is for certain.” This sentiment underscores the challenges both teams face as they navigate the season.
Overall, the match highlighted the competitive nature of the Super League, with both teams looking to improve in their upcoming fixtures.
