Hull SC recovered from an early setback against Hull Athletic FC, with Callum Bamforth’s brace and Daniel Laughton’s goal sealing another important home victory.
Hull Sporting Club continued their league momentum with a composed 3-1 victory over Hull Athletic FC at Pelican Park Playing Fields.
The visitors struck first through Kieran Cook in the 19th minute, giving Hull SC an early challenge and forcing the Reds to respond after falling behind.
Hull SC grew into the contest and found their equaliser in the 35th minute through Callum Bamforth, who finished well to bring the home side level and shift the momentum back in their favour.
Just three minutes later, Daniel Laughton completed the turnaround, putting Hull SC ahead before the break and rewarding the team’s improved pressure after the opening setback.
With the advantage secured, Hull SC managed the second half with greater control. The Reds stayed organised, moved the ball with purpose and limited Hull Athletic’s opportunities to get back into the match.
The reaction after conceding was excellent. We stayed composed, kept playing with purpose and showed good control after getting ourselves ahead. It was a mature league performance from the group.
— Hull SC Manager
Bamforth added his second in the 62nd minute, giving Hull SC breathing room and sealing an important home win.
The performance showed another strong reaction from the squad. After conceding first, Hull SC stayed calm, trusted their structure and turned the game around before taking full control after half-time.
Bamforth’s brace was the headline contribution, while Laughton’s goal proved a key moment in completing the first-half turnaround.
For Hull SC, it was another positive league result and another sign of the team’s growing confidence, consistency and ability to respond under pressure.