2026 Hull FC season

Hull F.C. 2026 season
2026 Super League season Rank11th
Play-off resultDid not qualify
Challenge CupRound 4
2026 recordWins: 8; draws: 0; losses: 18
Points scoredFor: 426; against: 325
Team information
ChairmenAndrew Thirkhill
David Hood
Head coachJohn Cartwright (until Round 9)
Andy Last (interim from Round 9)
Captain
StadiumMKM Stadium
High attendance18,809
Hull Kingston Rovers, 23 July[1]
Low attendance11,843
Leigh Leopards, 18 July[2]
Top scorers
TriesHarvey Barron (11)
GoalsZak Hardaker (97)
PointsZak Hardaker (100)
Home colours
Away colours
Third colours
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The 2026 season is Hull F.C.'s 29th consecutive season playing in England's top division of rugby league. They are competing in the 2026 Super League season and competed in the 2026 Challenge Cup.

Preseason friendlies

Date and timeVersusH/AVenueResultScoreTriesGoalsAttendanceReport
25 January; 14:00[a] Huddersfield Giants H Brantingham Park L 16–28 Middlemas (2), Romano, C. Kemp C. Kemp (0/3), Fash (1/1) [4]
1 February; 15:00[b] Wigan Warriors A Brick Community Stadium L 18–22 Martin (3), Litten Pryce (1/1), C. Kemp (0/1), L. Kemp (0/2) 4,511 [6]

Super League

From 2026, the Super League expanded to 14 teams, with Toulouse Olympique and York Knights being promoted from the RFL Championship via the IMG Grading system.[7] At a meeting of all twelve Super League teams at the Headingley Rugby Stadium on 28 July 2025 to vote on the expansion proposal, Hull F.C. were one of two teams to vote against expanding the league, with the club stating they were against any expansion of the Super League at any time in the current economic climate.[8]

Fixtures

Hull F.C.'s Super League 2026 fixtures were released on 27 November 2025:[9]

Date and timeRoundVersusH/AVenueResultScoreTriesGoalsAttendanceTV[10]Pos.Report
14 February; 17:30 Round 1 Bradford Bulls H MKM Stadium W 27–20 Batchelor, Barron, Litten, Cust Pryce (4/4 + 1 pen.)
Drop-goals: Pryce		 16,653 Sky Sports + 5th [11]
21 February; 20:00 Round 2 Wigan Warriors A Brick Community Stadium L 6–34 Hill Pryce (1/1) 16,620 Sky Sports + 9th [12]
27 February; 20:00 Round 3 York Knights H MKM Stadium L 16–17 Litten, Barron, Martin Hardaker (2/3) 12,716 Sky Sports + 10th [13]
5 March; 20:00 Round 4 Wakefield Trinity A Belle Vue L 10–14 Martin (2) Hardaker (1/2) 8,239 Sky One
Sky Sports + Main		 11th [14]
22 March; 15:00 Round 5 Leeds Rhinos H MKM Stadium W 24–16 Arthur, Sao, Litten Hardaker (3/3 + 3 pen.) 12,871 Sky Sports + 8th [15]
29 March; 15:00 Round 6 Catalans Dragons H MKM Stadium W 24–20 Romano, Martin, Moy, Lisone Hardaker (3/4 + 1 pen.) 12,321 Sky Sports + 7th [16]
3 April; 12:30
(Good Friday)		 Round 7
(Rivals Round)		 Hull Kingston Rovers[c] A Craven Park L 6–24 Briscoe Hardaker (1/1) Sky Sports + Main 9th [18]
16 April; 20:00 Round 8[d] St Helens H MKM Stadium L 14–24 Moy, Bourouh Hardaker (2/2 + 1 pen.) 12,148 Sky One
Sky Sports + Main		 9th [20]
24 April; 20:00 Round 9 Castleford Tigers A Wheldon Road W 50–10 Litten (2), Arthur, Briscoe, Bailey, Martin, Hardaker, Cust, Aydin Hardaker (6/10 + 1 pen.) 8,030 Sky Sports + 8th [21]
3 May; 15:00 Round 10 Toulouse Olympique H MKM Stadium L 4–12 Briscoe Hardaker (0/1) 12,612 Sky Sports + 9th [22]
17 May; 15:00 Round 11 Bradford Bulls A Odsal Stadium L 14–16 Batchelor, Litten Hardaker (1/2 + 2 pen.) 7,815 Sky Sports + 9th [23]
22 May, 20:00 Round 12 Leigh Leopards A Leigh Sports Village L 6–42 Hardaker Hardaker (1/1) 8,216 Sky One
Sky Sports + Main		 10th [24]
5 June; 20:00 Round 13 Warrington Wolves A Halliwell Jones Stadium L 4–12 Barron Hardaker (0/1) 8,815 Sky Sports + 11th [25]
13 June; 15:00 Round 14 Huddersfield Giants H MKM Stadium W 36–12 O'Neill (2), Moy, Arthur, Bourouh, Barron Sezer (5/6 + 1 pen.) 12,057 Sky Sports + 9th [26]
19 June; 20:00 Round 15 Wakefield Trinity H MKM Stadium L 10–36 Briscoe, Litten Sezer (1/2) 12,161 Sky Sports + 10th [27]
27 June; 15:00 Round 16 Wigan Warriors H MKM Stadium L 16–20 Martin, Barron, Cartwright Hardaker (2/3) 12,272 Sky Sports + 10th [28]
4 July; 15:00 Round 17
(Magic Weekend)		 Hull Kingston Rovers N Hill Dickinson Stadium L 12–26 Arthur, Briscoe Hardaker (1/2 + 1 pen.) Sky Sports + Main 10th [29]
9 July; 20:00 Round 18 York Knights A York Community Stadium L 16–20 Sezer, Briscoe, Batchelor Hardaker (2/3) Sky Sports + 13th [30]
18 July; 17:30 Round 19 Leigh Leopards H MKM Stadium L 22–32 Barron (2), Cust, Clark Hardaker (3/4) 11,843 Sky Sports + 13th [2]
23 July; 20:00 Round 20
(Rivals Round Reversed)		 Hull Kingston Rovers H MKM Stadium L 20–34 Batchelor, Litten, Arthur Hardaker (3/3 + 1 pen.) 18,809 Sky Sports + Main 13th [1]
30 July; 20:00 Round 21 Huddersfield Giants A Kirklees Stadium L 16–22 Litten (2), Batchelor Hardaker (2/3) 4,215 Sky Sports + 13th [31]
6 August; 20:00 Round 22 St Helens A BrewDog Stadium W 32–18 Barron (3), Martin, Cust, Bell Hardaker (3/6 + 1 pen.) Sky Sports Action 12th [32]
14 August; 20:00 Round 23 Castleford Tigers H MKM Stadium L 14–18 Batchelor, Barron, Martin Sezer (1/3) 12,030 Sky Sports + 12th [33]
22 August; 20:00 (BST) Round 24 Catalans Dragons A Stade Gilbert Brutus W 27–26 Moy, Martin, Hill, Sezer Sezer (3/4 + 2 pen.)
Drop-goals: Arthur		 Sky Sports Action 11th [34]
29 August; 17:30 Round 25 Warrington Wolves H MKM Stadium – BBC Two
Sky Sports +
4 September; 18:00 (BST) Round 26 Toulouse Olympique A Stade Ernest Wallon – Sky Sports +
11 September; 20:00 Round 27 Leeds Rhinos A Headingley Rugby Stadium – Sky Sports +

Table

Pos Team Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1 Wigan Warriors (T) 25 20 0 5 761 419 +342 40 Advance to Semi-finals
2 Leeds Rhinos (T) 24 19 0 5 850 362 +488 38
3 Warrington Wolves (T) 24 18 0 6 666 412 +254 36 Advance to Eliminators
4 Wakefield Trinity 24 16 0 8 637 448 +189 32
5 Leigh Leopards 24 16 0 8 570 438 +132 32
6 Hull KR 25 15 0 10 700 461 +239 30
7 St Helens 24 14 0 10 584 520 +64 28
8 Catalans Dragons (E) 24 9 0 15 475 718 −243 18
9 Toulouse Olympique (E) 24 8 0 16 492 630 −138 16
10 Castleford Tigers (E) 24 8 0 16 420 752 −332 16
11 Hull F.C. (E) 24 7 0 17 426 525 −99 14
12 York Knights (E) 24 7 0 17 470 731 −261 14
13 Huddersfield Giants (E) 24 6 0 18 425 695 −270 12
14 Bradford Bulls (E) 24 6 0 18 402 767 −365 12
Updated to match(es) played on 27 August 2026. Source:
(E) Eliminated; (T) Qualified, but not yet for the particular phase indicated

Challenge Cup

Hull F.C. were first drawn on 12 January to play the newly-reformed Salford RLFC away in Round 3,[35] following Salford's 42-10 defeat of Hammersmith Hills Hoists in their Round 2 fixture on 24 January.[36] Following their victory against Salford, Hull F.C. were drawn to play the Leigh Leopards away in Round 4.[37] Hull F.C. were ultimately knocked out of the 2026 Challenge Cup by Leigh in this fixture.[38]

Date and timeRoundVersusH/AVenueResultScoreTriesGoalsAttendanceTV[10]Report
6 February; 20:00 Round 3 Salford RLFC A Salford Community Stadium W 60–0 Litten (3), Cust (2), Aydin, Bourouh, Barron, Romano, Batchelor, Arthur Hardaker (8/11) 1,976 Not televised [39]
14 March; 15:00[e] Round 4 Leigh Leopards A Leigh Sports Village L 16–6 Cust Hardaker (1/1) 5,535 Not televised [38]

Transfers

Gains

PlayerClubContractDate
England Harvie Hill Wigan Warriors 2 years March 2025[41]
Samoa Sam Lisone Leeds Rhinos 2 years July 2025[42]
Australia Jake Arthur Newcastle Knights 2 years August 2025[43]
England Joe Phillips Goole Vikings 1 year September 2025[44]
England Connor Bailey York Knights 2 years September 2025[45]
England Joe Batchelor St Helens 3 years September 2025[46]
Scotland James Bell St Helens 3 years September 2025[46]
France Arthur Romano Catalans Dragons 2 years September 2025[47]
Australia Ethan O'Neill Leeds Rhinos 21⁄2 years July 2026[48]

Loans in

PlayerClubLoan periodDate
England Harry Newman Leeds Rhinos Three weeks April 2026[49]
New Zealand Jeremiah Mata'utia Leeds Rhinos Five weeks April 2026[50]
Australia Ethan O'Neill Leeds Rhinos One month May 2026[51]
England Max Wood Warrington Wolves One month July 2026[52][f]

Losses

PlayerClubContractDate
England Cobie Wainhouse Hull Kingston Rovers 2 years August 2025[55]
New Zealand Jordan Rapana N/A Retirement September 2025[56]
England Jordan Lane Castleford Tigers 4 years September 2025[57]
England Jack Ashworth Castleford Tigers 2 years September 2025[58]
England Zach Jebson Midlands Hurricanes 2 years October 2025[59]
England Jack Charles Hull Kingston Rovers 4 years October 2025[60]
England Will Gardiner Bradford Bulls 2 years October 2025[61]
England Liam Watts Goole Vikings 1 year January 2026[62]
England Owen Haldenby Salford RLFC 1 year January 2026[63]
Australia Liam Knight TBC February 2026[64]
England Ryan Westerman Hull Kingston Rovers End of season June 2026[65]

Loans out

PlayerClubLoan periodDate
England Denive Balmforth York Knights End of season October 2025[66]
England Matty Laidlaw Hunslet R.L.F.C. Four weeks March 2026[67]
England Logan Moy Halifax Panthers March 2026[68]
France Hugo Salabio Halifax Panthers March 2026[68]
Australia Jed Cartwright St Helens End of season July 2026[69]

Squad

2026 Hull F.C. squad
First team squad Coaching staff

Head coach

Assistant coach

Legend:
  • (c) Captain(s)
  • (vc) Vice-captain(s)
  • Red card = suspended
  • red cross icon = injured
  • (gk) = Goal kicker

Updated: 22 July 2026
Source(s): 2026 Squad Numbers

Notes

  1. ↑ Brad Fash's testimonial match[3]
  2. ↑ Liam Marshall's testimonial match[5]
  3. ↑ 250th Hull derby fixture[17]
  4. ↑ Following this fixture, head coach John Cartwright, set to be replaced from 2027 by Steve McNamara, left the club with immediate effect and was replaced by interim coach Andy Last.[19]
  5. ↑ Fixture moved from 13 March at 20:00 due to 'logistical issues' related to the Leigh Sports Village.[40]
  6. ↑ Wood initially appeared on a month's loan in June 2026, however he was recalled by Warrington after two fixtures due to Toafofoa Sipley being injured.[53][54]

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