Hull FC v Salford: Jake Connor returns to face unchanged Red Devils
Jake Connor in action for Hull FC
Hull FC have been boosted by the return of star full-back Jake Connor for their visit of an unchanged Salford side this weekend.
Brett Hodgson has made three changes to his Hull squad that lost 38-6 to champions St Helens last Saturday. Jake Connor has served his one-match suspension and returns to the squad.
The Black and Whites will also welcome back centre Carlos Tuimavave (hamstring) and prop Josh Bowden (thigh) from their respective injuries.
Youngsters Charlie Severs and Marcus Walker drop out of the squad alongside captain Luke Gale, who starts the first of a five-match suspension.
Forwards Andre Savelio and Kane Evans are both unavailable as they serve the final match of their suspensions.
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Salford coach Paul Rowley has named an unchanged squad to the one that thrashed Toulouse 38-12 last Sunday.
Sam Luckley, Rhys Williams, Chris Atkin and Ryan Lannon could feature for the Red Devils after not playing last week.
Hull: Connor, Swift, Tuimavave, Griffin, McIntosh, Reynolds, Sao, Houghton, Satae, Lane, Lovodua, Fash, McNamara, Brown, Johnstone, Bowden, Wynne, Scott, Vulikijapani, Burrell, Shaul.
Salford: Brierley, Sio, Lafai, Burgess, Croft, Sneyd, Akauola, Ackers, Burke, Wright, Greenwood, Taylor, Addy, Vuniyayawa, Lannon, Atkin, Williams, Sarginson, Luckley, Cross, Gerrard.
The Super League fixture takes place at the MKM Stadium on Saturday, 3pm kick-off.
Hull have made a mixed start to the season. They won 16-12 at Wakefield in the opening round but lost heavily to St Helens at home last time out.
Meanwhile, Salford have made a dream start to the season under head coach Rowley. They won away at Castleford in their opener and then comfortably beat newcomers Toulouse last week.
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