Wing star Gareth Raynor chalked up his century of tries for Hull FC in last weekend’s derby clash at Cardiff but he admitted he would have gladly swapped one or both for a win.

Hull was controversially beaten 22-17, and Raynor said: “Losing somehow took the edge out of scoring my 100th try for the club.
“I’m naturally delighted, it is a tremendous milestone and I hope there is more to come, but I would have gladly traded one or both of them for a win.
“To lose and especially the way we did - three crucial decisions killed us - hurt but it is something we have to get over and pretty quickly because we face a potentially tough Challenge Cup tie this Sunday at Widnes (3pm).
“We have to put the derby defeat behind us and concentrate totally on this week’s game because Widnes will be pumped up and highly motivated.
“The cup is a massive competition and having been to the final in 2005 and won it is an experience I certainly want to taste again and so do the rest of the boys.
“We’re certainly taking Widnes very seriously and we won’t be underestimating the threat they could pose.