It feels like this one has snook up on us after the Easter period.

Another one away from home we need to win or at least run them close in to prove any title credentials.

Third game of the week is often the one where quality falls through the floor. I was waiting on the squads though....

Anyway, can TO take advantage of Leeds for a first away win?
They go with:
Bergal, Bretherton, Cunningham, Dixon, Garbutt, Gigot, Hankinson, Hansen, Jussaume, Marcon, Marion, Navarrete, Pelissier, Pezet, Russell, Sangare, Springer, Stefani, Vaivai, White.

Leeds:
Briscoe, Broadbent, Donaldson, Dwyer, Gannon, Handley, Leeming, Martin, Mellor, Mustapha, O'Connor, Oledzki, Prior, Simpson, Sinfield, Smith, Sutcliffe, Tindall, Walters.

Squads are in for Sunday:

Dragons have Big Jules back in:

Mourgue, Davies, Yaha, Pearce, Drinkwater, Dudson, McIlorum, Bousquet, Whitley, Garcia, Da Costa, Jullien, Seguier, Goudemand, Laguerre, Romano, May, Napa, Cozza, Rouge, Kasiano.

Ull:

Connor, Tuimavave, McIntosh, Reynolds, Sao, Houghton, Satae, Ma'u, Lane, Lovodua, Evans, Fash, Brown, Johnstone, Bowden, Vulikijapani, Hookem, Burrell, Shaul, Taylor, Barron.

No Samkins, no party

Not sure I agree with the coach that it was close.

The coverage I saw made Hull clear enough winners.

Need a decent home win to keep spirits up and stop this becoming a blip.

We should note that Fouad Yaha became joint-leading all-time try scorer for the club here