Wednesday 12 June 2019 11:18, UK
Ahead of this week's Super League fixtures live on Sky Sports, rugby league researcher Ian Proctor looks at some previous meetings between the sides and picks out some memorable moments.
A classic at the Jungle ended all-square after the Tigers erased an 8-26 deficit on a Bank Holiday afternoon when luckless Matt Crowther suffered a broken leg on his 29th birthday.
Chris Chester starred for Hull, Richie Barnett scored two tries and ex-Cronulla ace Colin Best crossed for a fine try - but it was Danny Orr who inspired the comeback from the home side with two touchdowns before Damian Gibson's 79th-minute effort, converted by Wayne Bartrim, ensured a share of the spoils.
Newly-promoted Castleford opened the Super League season and were taught a harsh lesson in Round One by a Hull team that would go on to contest the club's first Grand Final.
Hull scored eight tries to four, with Kirk Yeaman getting two of them late on after Sid Domic and Shaun Briscoe had put them on their way with early tries.
Debutant full-back Gray Viane scored a brace of tries in vain for the Tigers.
The first round of the first season of the Super Eights brought a five-star, four-try performance from Castleford's record Super League try-scorer, Michael Shenton.
The England centre was instrumental in their 36-30 defeat of a Hull side which led 12-0 after five minutes, by 24-16 early in the second half and scored five tries in defeat, including one from half-back Jordan Rankin.
However, Ashley Gibson's touchdown for the Tigers with four minutes on the clock to sealed victory for Daryl Powell's side.
More than 18,000 fans saw Leeds complete their first-ever Super League win over Wigan as Graham Murray's side out-muscled John Monie's Warriors - the team they would face at Old Trafford at the end of his first season in charge at Headingley.
Tries from Brad Godden and Andy Hay, plus two drop-goals from Tony Kemp, brought about the 16-8 win on a night when mercurial Iestyn Harris starred and Simon Haughton scored the solitary Wigan try.
Sam Tomkins rescued a point with a penalty goal after the final hooter for a Wigan side which had trailed 22-4 and saw Leeds have three further tries disallowed.
Unsung prop Paul Prescott scored a late try for Wigan after Danny Buderus and Brent Webb had recorded tries which put the Rhinos in the ascendancy.
Wigan completed their biggest win at Headingley in front of more than 16,000 fans as Shaun Wane's men cut loose to win 50-8 after scoring nine tries - with Ryan Hall grabbing two consolation efforts for the Rhinos.
There was controversy when Jeff Lima was awarded a third-minute try having clearly lost the ball, but two touchdowns from Thomas Leuluai along with other tries from Liam Farrell, Sean O'Loughlin, George Carmont, Anthony Gelling, Brett Finch and Josh Charnley - who also kicked seven from nine for the Warriors - secured a huge win.
A memorable contest which produced one of the great Super League finishes, with two-try Clint Greenshields grabbing the match-winner on the last play of the game.
That was harsh on Brian McDermott's men who refused to throw in the towel and matched Catalans' try for try.
Broncos' try-scorers included such stellar names as Scott Hill, Tony Clubb, Chad Randall, and Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook, who levelled scores at 26-26 - before Greenshields' last-gasp effort kept Mick Potter's Dragons on course for their first-ever play-off appearance.
