Hunslet RLFC vs Oldham RLFC

Hunslet RLFC

Finished

Oldham RLFC

0 : 4

Josh DrinkwaterTRY

0 : 6

10'

Josh DrinkwaterCON

0 : 10

15'

Mathieu PonsTRY

0 : 12

16'

Josh DrinkwaterCON

0 : 16

19'

Jack JohnsonTRY

0 : 20

26'

Mathieu PonsTRY

0 : 24

30'

Phoenix Laulu-TogagaeTRY

0 : 26

31'

Josh DrinkwaterCON

0 : 30

37'

Gil DudsonTRY

0 : 32

38'

Josh DrinkwaterCON

0 : 36

39'

Ryan LannonTRY

0 : 38

41'

Josh DrinkwaterCON

0 : 42

59'

Eloi PelissierTRY

0 : 44

60'

Josh DrinkwaterCON

0 : 48

61'

Jay ChapelhowTRY

0 : 50

62'

Josh DrinkwaterCON

0 : 54

65'

Jack JohnsonTRY

77'

Liam Welham TRY

4 : 54

Venue Guide
Stadium	South Leeds Stadium
Capacity	4000

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