Leeds: Hardaker; Handley, Watkins, Moon, Hall; Sinfield, McGuire; Cuthbertson, Aiton, Peacock, S. Ward, Delaney, Ablett.

Replacements: Achurch, Jones-Buchanan, Singleton, Burrow.

Wigan: Bowen; Charnley, J. Tomkins, Sarginson, Burgess; Williams, Smith; Crosby, McIlorum, Mossop, Bateman, Patrick, O'Loughlin.

Replacements: Flower, Tautai, Sutton, Farrell.

Referee: Phil Bentham.

So it is Hull FC that get the better of Rovers in the second of three games at St. James' Park today.

Handing over now to Nathan Middleton for Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors (19:00 BST).

Hull FC winger Fetuli Talanoa, who scored a hat-trick, tells Sky Sports: "It is always a bonus to get go over the try line, so to get three and my first in the Super League is pretty special.

"It is always a good game between us and Rovers. These derbies never get easier, it was a tough game all the way to the last minute and we knew we had to be good across the park to win.

"I've never been in this kind of atmosphere and it is good for Super League and the fans to watch every team."

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The whistle blows on Hull FC's biggest ever Super League win over city rivals Rovers.

Fetuli Talanoa scored a hat-trick and Kirk Yeaman a brace as the Black and Whites ran in eight tries to four.

When it is not your day, well then it is not your day. Two minutes from the end and Kevin Larroyer goes down for Hull KR and looks to be in some pain. Not clear if it is an ankle or knee complaint.

Former Hull FC and Hull KR hooker Lee Richardson on BBC Radio Humberside: "There will be times when Hull KR will look back and know they will have needed to have been better.

"But credit to Hull FC, it's not been a particularly vintage performance but they've not needed it to be."

Somehow Kirk Yeaman wraps up Maurice Blair's legs as the Hull KR utility tries to send a kick through. It's an apt way to define Rovers' day at St James' Park. Simply, they have been swept up by Hull FC.

Marc Sneyd's seventh goal of the afternoon ensures that Hull FC bring up a record Super League score against their most bitter rivals.

Danny Houghton with a little dink to confuse Hull KR's defence and with the neatest of passes back the other way, Kirk Yeaman is in for his second try of the day.

Hull KR go knocking on the door, but Marc Sneyd picks the ball up on his own try line and just like that the Black and Whites leave Rovers backtracking.

You would think with that last effort that Fetuli Talanoa grabs hat-tricks ever other week.

However, that is far from the case as that is the 27-year-old's first career treble. Nice day to get it - Magic Weekend against Hull derby rivals Rovers.

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Danny Houghton with a barnstorming run through the KR defence, but almost threw it all away with a poor pass out wide to find Fetuli Talanoa.

But, after picking the ball off his shoelaces, Talanoa shows his power and poise to complete his hat-trick in the corner.

Former Hull FC and Hull KR hooker Lee Richardson on BBC Radio Humberside: "Hull FC have had to survive a bit of an onslaught from Rovers there.

"I still think that FC have got a couple more tries in them, but you never know - at the moment the momentum in this game is really shifting."

Try line begging, but Ben Cockayne goes for a long pass trying to find Josh Mantellato rather than go to Kris Welham, who had picked out a hole in Hull FC's defence to punch through.

It comes to nothing and play quickly goes back down field.

For the second time today Josh Mantellato is found out wide by Kris Welham and the comeback is looking well and truly on as Hull KR are playing with real daring and belief all of a sudden. However, Mantellato could have helped the cause if he found the mark with the conversion.

Goal-line drop out from Hull FC after Fetuli Talanoa fails to handle a Terry Campese kick.

Can Hull KR grab another try and really spark a fightback here?

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Seconds after Watts was held up at one end, a Marc Sneyd kick is defused and Ken Sio breaks away from near his own goal line and races into Hull territory before turning the ball back inside for Kieran Dixon to touch down for a second time today.

Liam Watts held up over the line. Hull FC are pressing for more points. It was Ben Cockayne with that try-saving challenge.

A long Terry Campese kick up field will at least relieve pressure on Hull KR for a moment. Hull FC have really dominated this second half.

Jacob Brown: Hull KR are missing their forwards a lot. Campese and Blair can't create anything if the forwards don't lay the platform for them.

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