Back in action and back for good as the final stretch of Betfred Super League fixtures gets underway.
The first of 12 regular season tests for Salford Red Devils comes on Sunday, as Hull FC roll into town for our first meeting between the two sides in 2024.
Parting with their Head Coach and some poor early-season form sees the Black & White’s sat in 11th place, with just four points on the board.
However, a young, hungry squad will be nothing but a tough battle for Paul Rowley’s men, who are firmly focused on the task at hand.
Here’s everything you need to know before another huge game:
HOW TO BUY TICKETS
We’ll be showing our appreciation and raising awareness of our Emergency, and Health Services this Sunday, with various stalls and vehicles dotted around the forecourt for supporters to engage with.
Join us at the Salford Community Stadium and secure your place HERE; including options in the West, South and iHeat Community East Stand.
Alternatively, the ticket office will be open in the morning to pay-on-the-day or collect pre-purchased season tickets.
SQUAD NEWS
Seeing the name Ryan Brierley on the squad list will be a welcome boost to supporters.
Our star fullback has been struggling with a rib issue since our victory over London Broncos, but has recovered in time to face the Black & White’s this weekend.
However, there are injury issues for our in-form centre combination, Nene Macdonald and Tim Lafai, who both miss out on Sunday’s clash.
There is also a spot in the squad for Jamie Pye. The prop forward has been training with Paul Rowley’s first grade squad all year, but has also spent time in the Reserves set-up.
LAST TIME OUT
As mentioned previously, this will actually be the first meeting between these two sides in 2024.
Last year, facing the Black & White’s proved very fruitful for Paul Rowley’s men, picking up a huge victory at the MKM before backing that up with a nervy, but crucial home victory.
At the Salford Community Stadium, Jake Clifford gave FC an early lead before Tyler Dupree powered over to level the scores.
Jake Trueman skipped beyond the line to restore Hull’s advantage, but Deon Cross’ effort and another superb try from a scrum on halfway tipped the balance back in Salford’s favour.
Winger, Darnell McIntosh closed the gap, but victory was secured with Sneyd – against his former club – scoring a try and sinking a drop-goal either side of Ken Sio’s acrobatic effort.
Catch the highlights of that encounter by clicking below.
HOW TO WATCH
Nothing beats experiencing the action in the flesh, but if you’re unable to attend this one, TV and streaming coverage is available.
SuperLeague+ is the new home of LIVE Betfred Super League action.
Fans can watch over 100 live Super League games, full match replays, highlights and other on-demand content each season – including this Sunday’s fixture.
Click HERE to secure your pass and get ready to watch the Entertainers take on the Black & White’s.
Coverage is also available on Sky Sports Action from 2:55pm.
