Hull FC v Warrington Wolves predictions and rugby league tips

Free rugby league tips, best bets and analysis for Hull FC v Warrington in the Betfred Super League on Sunday.

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Warrington Wolves
1pt 11-10 Betfred

T King to score a try
2pts 2-1 bet365

Match preview

Hull FC take to the field at their KCom Stadium home for just the second time since the pandemic started just over a year ago, but it may not be a happy homecoming for the injury-hit Black & Whites against Warrington Wolves.

Manu Mau, Ligi Sao, Josh Reynolds and Connor Wynne are all ruled out of Brett Hodgson's squad who face their toughest test of the Betfred Super League season against the Wolves having won their opening two games.

The Wolves are practically at full strength with only Tom Lineham ruled out through suspension, while there is still no sign of superstar signing Greg Inglis and Steve Price's men will be keen to avenge their 27-14 defeat by Hull in last season's playoffs.

Warrington lost their opening game against Castleford but bounced back to hammer Leigh in round two and Swinton in last week's Betfred Challenge Cup clash. It's 11-10 that they make it two from three with Hull 10-11 to maintain their unbeaten start.

The Wolves have won on their last two visits to this venue, posting points totals of 38 and 63, and although things should be a lot tighter this time around, they could just have the edge.

Toby King has been in fine form for Warrington this season, bagging five tries in the opening three games, and the classy centre looks a decent bet to get over the whitewash once again.

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