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Charnley and Hanley star as Leigh outplay Hull

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Charnley and Hanley star as Leigh outplay Hull
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Leigh Leopards secured a decisive victory over Hull FC with a score of 42-6. Josh Charnley shone with a hat-trick, bringing him closer to the Super League record for tries. Umyla Hanley also excelled, contributing significantly with a try and three assists, showcasing his impressive skills throughout the match.

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Publication timeFri, 22 May 2026 21:25:34 GMT
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Charnley and Hanley star as Leigh outplay HullImage source, SWPIXImage caption, Leigh Leopards wing Josh Charnley scored two tries against Hull FCPublished22 May 2026, 22:04 BSTUpdated 6 minutes agoBetfred Super LeagueLeigh (12) 42Tries: Charnley 3, Towse, Hanley, Halton, Armstrong, Hodgson, Lam Goals: Cook 3Hull FC (6) 6Tries: Hardaker Goals: HardakerJosh Charnley was the headline act with a hat-trick to close on Ryan Hall's Super League record as Leigh Leopards breezed past Hull FC.The veteran wing's finishing power was on full display as took his try tally to 269 to move to within two of Hall, who has 271 Super League touchdowns.It was a virtuoso display at centre from 24-year-old Umyla Hanley, however, which just about stole the show at Leigh Sports Village.Few can handle Hanley's…

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