WAKEFIELD TRINITY have Mason Lino back in contention after missing their previous two matches with a hamstring injury.
It gives coach Daryl Powell an interesting decision to make, with Jack Sinfield having impressed in his place over the last fortnight.
Both may well feature, as Wakefield are without hooker Tyson Smoothy after he failed a head-injury assessment in last week’s defeat at Warrington Wolves.
The only other change to Trinity’s 21-man squad sees Tray Lolesio, who is yet to make his Super League debut, take the place of Jordan Williams.
Hull FC appear to have received welcome boosts with James Bell finally in line for a debut after recovering from a knee injury in pre-season and Aidan Sezer involved despite the eye issue which curtailed his involvement in last week’s home loss to York Knights.
Ligi Sao returns from suspension and Logan Moy – a potential fullback candidate following Will Pryce’s season-ending knee injury – comes into the squad too.
Harvey Barron (ankle) and Jed Cartwright (hamstring) are out with their fresh injuries while Liam Knight played his final game against York before being released by the club.
SQUADS
Trinity: 1 Max Jowitt, 2 Oliver Pratt, 3 Cameron Scott, 4 Corey Hall, 6 Jake Trueman, 7 Mason Lino, 8 Mike McMeeken, 10 Ky Rodwell, 11 Seth Nikotemo, 12 Matty Storton, 13 Jazz Tevaga, 14 Jay Pitts, 15 Caleb Hamlin-Uele, 16 Caius Faatili, 17 Harvey Smith, 18 Isaiah Vagana, 20 Jack Sinfield, 21 Jayden Myers, 23 Josh Rourke, 24 Tray Lolesio, 32 Will Tate
Hull FC: 3 Davy Litten, 4 Zak Hardaker, 5 Lewis Martin, 6 Jake Arthur, 7 Aidan Sezer, 9 Amir Bourouh, 10 Harvie Hill, 13 John Asiata, 14 Cade Cust, 15 James Bell, 16 Sam Lisone, 18 Ligi Sao, 19 Tom Briscoe, 20 Yusuf Aydin, 21 Arthur Romano, 22 Connor Bailey, 23 Brad Fash, 24 Logan Moy, 25 Matty Laidlaw, 27 Callum Kemp, 30 Will Kirby
Referee: Aaron Moore
STATS
Last ten meetings:
Hull FC 16, Wakefield 10 (SLR18, 10/7/25)
Wakefield 12, Hull FC 16 (SLR5, 21/3/25)
Hull FC 42, Wakefield 4 (SLR21, 6/8/23)
Wakefield 6, Hull FC 26 (SLR12, 11/5/23)
Hull FC 18, Wakefield 26 (SLR24, 19/8/22)
Wakefield 19, Hull FC 18 (aet) (SLR14, 5/6/22)
Wakefield 12, Hull FC 16 (SLR1, 13/2/22)
Wakefield 44, Hull FC 12 (SLR25, 17/9/21)
Hull FC 20, Wakefield 14 (SLR4, 23/4/21)
Hull FC 26, Wakefield 23 (SLR12, 10/9/20)
(at Totally Wicked Stadium, St Helens)
Super League summary
Wakefield won 17 (includes win in 2004 play-offs)
Hull FC won 46
1 draw
Wakefield highest score: 72-10 (H, 2018) (also widest margin)
Hull FC highest score: 56-6 (H, 2000) (also widest margin)