Hull FC cruised to a crushing 44-16 win over Bradford Bulls at the KC Stadium in the Super League this evening.
The visitors made a bright start, with Matt Diskin finding a gap inside the first three minutes, but their lead lasted just four minutes until Gareth Ellis collected the ball from Aaron Heremaia to level the scores.
Hull added a further five tries before the end of the opening half, leaving them 32-10 ahead going into the break.
The hosts continued to dominate after the restart, as Jamie Shaul claimed his second try of the night by running onto a Richard Horne kick forward.
Chances remained limited for Bradford, but Adam Henry managed to add a late consolation for the visitors.
The result leaves Bradford at the bottom of the table in -2 points, while Hull climb to fifth with their second win of the campaign.
Sian Cowper
