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Super League: St Helens 18-32 Hull FC – Harvey Barron scores hat-trick against struggling Saints

By britishbulletin.com6 August 20261 Min Read
Super League: St Helens 18-32 Hull FC – Harvey Barron scores hat-trick against struggling Saints
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Betfred Super League

St Helens (14) 18

Tries: Murphy, Welsby, Robertson Goals: Hastings 3

Hull FC (14) 32

Tries: Barron 3, Martin, Cust, Bell Goals: Hardaker 4

Harvey Barron’s first senior hat-trick inspired lowly Hull FC to a first win at the BrewDog Stadium in nine years as St Helens’ season continues to unravel.

The 23-year-old wing struck twice before the interval and once after the break as Hull snapped a seven-match losing streak in Super League.

The defeat leaves injury-depleted Saints, who have never failed to qualify for the Super League play-offs, looking like missing out in seventh place with five games remaining.

After last week’s loss at York Knights, a home defeat against the league’s second bottom side was little short of calamitous.

More to follow:

St Helens: Welsby; Douglas, Sailor, Davies, Murphy; Robertson, Hastings; Suluka-Fifita, Humphreys, Walmsley, Keeley, Wright, Shorrocks.

Interchanges: Host, Whitby, Evans, Matagi.

Hull FC: Moy; Barron, Hardaker, Briscoe, Martin; Arthur, Sezer; Ese’ese, Bourouh, Hill, Batchelor, O’Neill, Bell.

Interchanges: Cust, Aydin, Romano, Wood.

Referee: Liam Rush.

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