LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
Huddersfield Giants suffered their seventh consecutive loss of the season against Catalans Dragons, with BBC reporting on the match.
The game started with Jacob Gagai scoring for the Giants, but Catalans quickly responded with Tariq Sims' try.
The tide turned in favor of the French side when they were awarded an eight-point try for Leo Darrelatour's effort, while Sam Hewitt was sin-binned for kicking out at the scorer.
Catalans extended their lead with tries from Julian Bousquet and Bayley Sironen early in the second half.
Despite a try from Jake Bibby giving the Giants a glimmer of hope, Catalans continued to dominate with Paul Seguier scoring after a well-executed passing move.
Huddersfield fought on bravely, with Sam Halsall and Tevita Pangai Junior scoring late tries, but it was not enough to secure a win.
The Giants' injury-plagued team struggled against a strong Catalans side, with coach Ian Watson acknowledging the challenges they faced.
Watson praised his team's effort and determination, stating, "The effort was outstanding and the attack was outstanding as well," despite the disappointing result.
Meanwhile, Catalans coach Steve McNamara highlighted the importance of his team's defensive effort in securing the victory, stating, "the try-line defense and scramble defense were fantastic.
Huddersfield have got some really tricky players." McNamara also praised his team's ability to capitalize on their attacking opportunities, leading to crucial scores throughout the game.
Overall, Huddersfield's losing streak continued with this defeat against Catalans, leaving them with a challenging season ahead.
Despite the loss, the Giants showed resilience and determination in the face of adversity, highlighting their potential for improvement in future matches.
On the other hand, Catalans Dragons demonstrated their strength and skill, maintaining their position as a formidable force in the Super League.