Hull's recent recruit Ryan McGoldrick has won his appeal against a one-match ban imposed for pushing a referee during his debut.
Prop Ferriol to miss two matches after admitting grade B offence
Hull will have Ryan McGoldrick available for Saturday's clash with Catalan Dragons after he won his appeal against a one-match ban imposed for pushing a referee.
The utility back was punished for making contact with official Tim Roby during his debut for the Black and Whites in the 21-6 loss to Leeds last Friday.
However the recent recruit from Castleford contested the verdict on Wednesday and the Rugby Football League's disciplinary committee lifted the suspension, although his £300 fine stands.
While McGoldrick can now play against the Dragons in Perpignan, the hosts will have to do without David Ferriol.
The prop has been hit with a two-match suspension for a high tackle during the French side's 15-6 defeat at Warrington on Monday night. Ferriol, who admitted the grade B offence, was also fined £300.
