Hull FC suffered a devastating 68-6 defeat against Leeds Rhinos, marking a new low in their challenging season. The Black and Whites, who have struggled defensively throughout the year, experienced their largest loss of the season, raising concerns about finishing at the bottom of the Super League table for the first time in sixty years. Leeds' Alfie Edgell was the standout performer, scoring four tries, while Rhyse Martin contributed significantly with nine conversions and four penalties. This victory keeps Leeds' playoff hopes alive as they remain just outside the top six with two rounds left. Hull's poor performance was characterized by a lack of cohesion and defensive lapses, leaving them in a precarious position with only two home games remaining. As they prepare for their final matches, Hull FC is under immense pressure to improve or risk a historically disappointing finish.