Five-try Castleford thrash dismal Huddersfield
Castleford Tigers thrashed a dismal Huddersfield Giants 30-12 at the John Smith's Stadium to earn just their second win of the Super League season.Two tries from Innes Senior and one each from Josh Simm, Alex Mellor and Rowan Milnes - who also kicked five goals - gave the Tigers a comfortable away win against their West Yorkshire rivals.Giants full-back Jacob Gagai and Oliver Wilson grabbed consolation tries for the hosts, who were booed off by a handful of home supporters at half-time.Castleford's victory means they stay 10th but move two points clear of Salford in the Super League standings, while Huddersfield remain rooted to the foot of the table, still without a point after nine matches.More to follow.
Huddersfield: Gagai; Carr, Halsall, Jake Bibby, Swift; Flanagan, Rush; Wilson, Golding, Burgess, Hewitt, Greenwood, Cudjoe.Interchanges: Woolford, English, Jack Bibby, Milne.Castleford: Hoy; Simm, Cini, Wood, I Senior; Asi, Milnes; Amone, Rimbu, Dezaria, Simbiken, Mellor, Lawler.Interchanges: Westerman, Okoro, Singleton, Salabio.Sin-bin: Westerman (33).Referee: Marcus Griffiths.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Scottish Sun
2 hours ago
- Scottish Sun
Celtic and Rangers in hunt for Serbian starlet Andrej Bacanin with transfer set to be completed ‘in the next 10 days'
Other European heavyweights are also interested in the teenager OLD FIRM FIGHT Celtic and Rangers in hunt for Serbian starlet Andrej Bacanin with transfer set to be completed 'in the next 10 days' Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) RANGERS and Celtic are both said to be in the hunt for Serbian teenage prospect, Andrej Bacanin. And a deal for the central midfielder is expected to be completed 'in the next 10 days', with Euro giants Ajax and Udinese also credited with an interest. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 1 Andrej Bacanin is being trailed by both Rangers and Celtic. Image: FK Cukaricki Bacanin, 18, is a highly-rated prospect currently on the books of Serbian Super League side FK Cukaricki – but was left out of their league opener against Napretka as transfer speculation rises. Sporting director Vladimir Matijasevic revealed that Bacanin and defender Vojin Serafmovic are both expected to rake in millions for the club in the coming weeks. Bacanin is the one of the two more in demand, with Matijasevic claiming both Rangers and Celtic lead the queue for his signature. He told the Cukaricki website: 'There is a lot of interest in our young players, and currently the focus is on the transfer of Andrej Bačanin. 'He attracted the attention of numerous clubs by playing for our team last season but also for the Serbian national team at his age. 'We had calls from the Scottish giants Celtic and Rangers, Ajax, Udinese, and some other teams are interested. 'It is possible that some other options will appear, and I expect the transfer to be realized in the next ten days. "I expect that this will be another big outgoing transfer of Cukaricki, which would cover the budget of our club.' The Serbia under-19 cap is valued at around £430,000 (500,000 Euros) by football data specialists Transfermarkt although a transfer bidding war could see that price tag rise dramatically. The player was talked up glowingly last year by a Serbian football scout – who compared him to Bayern Munich's young star, Alexsandar Pavlovic. Edouard to return and Schmeichel's last year at Celtic Plus Munteanu LATEST They wrote on X: 'One of the most intriguing young midfield talents we have is 17-year-old Andrej Bačanin. 'A true midfield controller - the type of player our senior NT lacks and who could become a game-changer for us in time. 'A capable passer with both feet, including first-time passes. 'Mostly played short and medium passes here but has that range too. 'Comfortable with his back to goal, progressive, a line-breaker when possible. Go Ballistic - SunSport's new podcast SUNSPORT is going Ballistic with the launch of our brilliant new podcast. Every day of the Euros host Roger Hannah will bring you all the latest news and views from the Scotland camp in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. He will be joined by our men in Germany - Bill Leckie, Robert Grieve and Derek McGregor. And there will also be special guest appearances from our Euro 2024 columnist Gordon Strachan, regular columnist Kris Boyd and bookie basher Jim Delahunt. You can watch every episode on our website or our brand new YouTube channel. What are you waiting for, it's time to Go Ballistic! 'Smart, aware, composed. Basically, the Serbian version of A. Pavlović. 'Recently made his senior debut for Čukarički, featuring in 3 matches. 'Hopefully he's their next project, unlike some other talents stagnating due to a lack of chances. Bačanin shouldn't stay too long in Serbia.' Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page
BBC News
6 hours ago
- BBC News
Lowly Castleford dent Warrington's play-off hopes
Betfred Super LeagueCastleford (12) 20Tries: Asi, Lawler, Simm Goals: Atkin 4Warrington (10) 14Tries: Stone, Thewlis, Ratchford Goal: Sneyd Warrington's Super League play-off ambitions suffered a big blow as they slipped to a defeat by struggling Castleford at a rain-lashed Mend-A-Hose Stone's score put Wire ahead early on, but the hosts hit back to lead 12-6 as Daejarn Asi crossed and George Lawler pounced on a handling mistake to Thewlis' try brought Warrington within two points at half-time, but Cas survived mounting pressure and went further ahead through Chris Atkin's penalty and Josh Simm's Ratchford touched town to cut the lead to 20-14 after Alex Mellor's sin-binning, but Castleford held out to give interim head coach Chris Chester his first to follow. Castleford: Rooney, Simm, Cini, L Senior, I Senior, Asin, Atkin, Amone, Lawler, Singleton, Simbiken, Mellor, Wood, Griffin, Robb, Mellor (67).Warrington: Dufty, Josh Thewlis, Wrench, King, Jake Thewlis, Williams, Sneyd, Yates, Powell, Vaughan, Stone, Fitzgibbon, Philbin, Crowther, Irwin, Jack Smith.
BBC News
a day ago
- BBC News
Leaders Hull KR bounce back with win at Catalans
Betfred Super LeagueCatalans (0) 6Try: Navarrete Goal: Aispuro-BichetHull KR (12) 34Tries: Broadbent 2, Lewis 2, Burgess 2 Goals: Mourgue 5 Hull Kingston Rovers star man Mikey Lewis inspired a comfortable win at Catalans Dragons to end the Super League leaders' two-match losing reigning Man of Steel scored two tries and made one of Jack Broadbent's to ensure the Robins opened up a four-point lead at the top of the table, following a shock home defeat for second-placed Wigan Warriors earlier on suffered a head injury against Leeds Rhinos which forced him out of both that defeat and the following week's reverse at Leigh Leopards, but he returned to give shape and strategy to Willie Peters' Burgess added another two tries and Catalans, who found it hard to break through a solid Rovers rearguard, could only reply with a consolation from Romain to follow. Catalans: Aispuro-Bichet, Makinson, Romano, Darrelatour, C. Martin, Keary, Rouge, Satae, Da Costa, Navarrete, Pangai Jr, Garcia, PartingtonInterchanges: Bousquet, Sims, Maria, BalmforthHull KR: Mourgue, Davies, Hiku, Broadbent, Burgess, Lewis, May, Sue, McIlorum, Waerea-Hargeaves, R. Martin, Batchelor, Luckley, Whitbread, Tanginoa, LeylandReferee: Tom Grant.
