Gwilym Lloyd
BBC Radio Humberside

"With the amount of possession they've had, Hull FC could perhaps be another six or eight points better off."

That man Fetuli Talanoa has been explosive for Hull FC all afternoon, be it muscling Hull KR players into touch or threatening to blow a hole their their resistance.

Hull FC pile the pressure on with a few back-to-back sets and after Marc Sneyd's kick forces an error from Hull KR deep in defence, the Black and Whites stretch their city rivals out wide and Fetuli Talanoa really strolls in for their second score.

Sneyd hits the post with the attempted conversion.

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Mark Brown: Got to love the Magic Weekend. Well jel of everyone up there. Noise for the Hull derby sounds brilliant.

Loving your use of "well jel" there, Mark.

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Former Hull FC and Hull KR hooker Lee Richardson on BBC Radio Humberside: "That's a great response from Hull KR, but they shouldn't have scored there. It's a two-v-two on Hull's line. Tom Lineham was ball-watching and daydreaming. He's a really good player but he's got to do better than that."

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Josh Mantellato, Super League's leading points scorer this season so far, zips down the left touchline after getting on the end of a sublime pass out from Kris Welham.

Former Hull FC and Hull KR hooker Lee Richardson on BBC Radio Humberside: "We know what Marc Sneyd can do when he puts his foot to the ball. He deftly knocked it over the top and Kirk Yeaman did the rest."

Kick goes up from Marc Sneyd and Kirk Yeaman comes down with it to twist around under pressure and dot down as cool as you like.

Have Hull FC gone over here? We're going up to the video referee...

Mark Minichiello gets the Hull FC fans on their feet early with a bust down the middle. The Black and Whites are moving forward with plenty of endeavour but attacks are coming to nothing.

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A roar rings out around St. James' Park as this Hull derby gets under way and the feast of rugby league continues with the second of six Magic Weekend fixtures.

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They share the same city, their homes are separated by just a few miles and as it stands they are squeezed together in the Super League table with 12 competition points each, having both won six and lost eight league fixtures so far this season.

Already, they have met once this year with Hull KR getting the better of their hosts 20-6 in April.

Victory now will be vital as they both eye a place in the top eight.

Matt Newsum
BBC Sport at St. James' Park

"Just spoken to Hull KR prop Dane Tilse, who misses out today with a hand injury. He only joined from Canberra earlier this season so this is his first taste of the Magic Weekend, and he's been mightily impressed so far.

"He says it's "like a Grand Final" out there, which is as much of a thumbs-up as you could give the event really."

Normally it takes just a skip and hop for Hull FC and Hull KR to meet one another, but for the 225th instalment of the city derby, they head 147 miles north to St. James' Park.

With a rivalry as long as that and regular meetings at Magic Weekend adding extra spice to their relationship, there are countless iconic moments that we could highlight.

The 1979-80 season was a vintage year as these two great foes both beat one another to claim treasured pieces of silverware. Hull KR got the better of Hull FC in the Challenge Cup final at Wembley, avenging an earlier final loss to their cross-city rivals in what was the last Floodlit Trophy final.

Watch highlights of the Floodlit Trophy final here or by clicking on the Highlights tab.

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With a National Rugby League premiership title, international caps with New Zealand and Samoa and seven years of Super League experience to his name having played for St Helens and Salford, there is not a lot that prop Tony Puletua has not done.

Today, however, the 35-year-old is set to make a very special debut for Hull KR as the on-loan Salford man goes straight into the starting line-up to face city rivals Hull FC.

The Magic Weekend showdown will be Puletua's first Super League action this term, having failed to make an appearance for Salford in 2015.

Hull FC: Rankin; Lineham, Sa, Yeaman, Talanoa; Pryce, Sneyd; Paea, Houghton, Watts, Ellis, Minichiello, Westerman.

Replacements: Paleaaesina, Green, Abdull, Whiting.

Hull KR: Cockayne; Dixon, Sio, Welham, Mantellato; Campese, Blair; Puletua, Boudebza, J. Green, Larroyer, Ollett, McCarthy.

Replacements: Greenwood, Donaldson, Cox, Esslemont.

Referee: Robert Hicks.

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Well, Widnes Vikings are the Magic Weekend's first winners, beating 12-man Salford Red Devils with the help of a Kevin Brown hat-trick.

Next up at 16:45 BST is the Hull derby between Hull FC and Hull KR.

To guide you through that game is Andrew Aloia.

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Salford head coach Iestyn Harris tells Sky Sports:

"I thought Kevin Brown was terrific for them and controlled their team. We're obviously very disappointed with the result. We asked for a change in effort in the second half and we got that.

"We spoke about the discipline. Was it a red card? I'm not sure, maybe a yellow."

Matt Newsum
BBC Sport at St. James' Park

"Widnes held Salford at arms' length and their huge contingent behind the sticks at the Gallowgate End celebrate victory.

"Both sets of players have hands on knees, proof of the effort given and there are mutual back pats all round. That's the beauty of rugby league.

"Now it's all about East Yorkshire..."

The Hull derby is up next.

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Widnes captain Kevin Brown, who scored a hat-trick, tells Sky Sports:

"I just love playing on the big stage. I feel so lucky playing in a venue like this, it's great. It was a tough game - I was a bit poorly last week so I've not got much training in."