Salford Red Devils vs Hull KR

Europe - Super League

Salford Red Devils

12-74

Finished

Hull KR

0 : 4

Tom DaviesTRY

0 : 8

Jack BroadbentTRY

Justin SangareHarvey Wilson

0 : 12

10'

Sauaso SueTRY

0 : 14

11'

Arthur MourgueCON

24'

Justin SangareTRY

4 : 14

24'

Jez LittenMichael McIlorum

24'

Harvey WilsonTiaki Chan

25'

Tyrone MayYellow

25'

Kai MorganCON

6 : 14

26'

Jack BrownJared Waerea-Hargreaves

26'

Sam LuckleySauaso Sue

6 : 18

29'

Joe BurgessTRY

29'

Glover CharlieJustin Sangare

32'

James PyeLoghan Lewis

6 : 22

34'

Rhyse MartinTRY

6 : 24

35'

Rhyse MartinCON

6 : 28

36'

Jez LittenTRY

6 : 30

37'

Rhyse MartinCON

6 : 34

38'

Joe BurgessTRY

6 : 38

43'

Joe BurgessTRY

6 : 40

44'

Rhyse MartinCON

44'

Yates FinleyJack Ormondroyd

6 : 44

46'

Joe BurgessTRY

6 : 46

47'

Rhyse MartinCON

50'

Jack OrmondroydJames Pye

6 : 50

53'

Mikey LewisTRY

53'

Loghan LewisGlover Charlie

6 : 52

54'

Rhyse MartinCON

56'

Kelepi TanginoaJack Brown

6 : 56

57'

Arthur MourgueTRY

57'

Tiaki ChanJoe Mellor

57'

Sauaso SueSam Luckley

6 : 58

58'

Rhyse MartinCON

6 : 62

60'

Tom DaviesTRY

6 : 64

61'

Arthur MourgueCON

67'

Jared Waerea-HargreavesElliot Minchella

68'

Justin SangareHarvey Wilson

70'

Glover CharlieLoghan Lewis

71'

Glover CharlieTRY

10 : 64

72'

Kai MorganCON

12 : 64

74'

Sam LuckleySauaso Sue

12 : 68

75'

Rhyse MartinTRY

12 : 72

78'

Jez LittenTRY

12 : 74

79'

Rhyse MartinCON

Venue Guide
Stadium	Salford City Stadium

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