Hull KR's Challenge Cup run continues as they face a tough test away to Huddersfield Giants in the fourth round. The holders will look to extend their winning streak against their West Yorkshire rivals, but the Giants are no pushover and will be looking to cause an upset.
The draw for round four sees a number of interesting matchups across the competition. Wakefield Trinity host Leeds Rhinos in a crucial West Yorkshire derby, while St Helens take on Castleford Tigers in what promises to be a closely fought contest.
In the Championship, Oldham travel to Perpignan to face Catalans Dragons, while Leigh Leopards welcome Hull FC back to their home ground. Meanwhile, Goole Vikings - the lowest ranked side in the draw - have a tough home tie against Warrington Wolves.
The final will be held at Wembley Stadium on May 30th, and it remains to be seen whether any of the teams that make it through to the next round will be able to replicate their success from previous rounds. One thing is for sure, however - it's going to be a thrilling ride as the competition reaches its climax.
Wigan Warriors take on Bradford Bulls in what promises to be an entertaining matchup, and York Knights face off against Keighley Cougars in another closely contested tie. The stage is set for some impressive performances across the board, and fans of rugby league will be eagerly awaiting the outcome of these ties.
The draw for round four sees a number of interesting matchups across the competition. Wakefield Trinity host Leeds Rhinos in a crucial West Yorkshire derby, while St Helens take on Castleford Tigers in what promises to be a closely fought contest.
In the Championship, Oldham travel to Perpignan to face Catalans Dragons, while Leigh Leopards welcome Hull FC back to their home ground. Meanwhile, Goole Vikings - the lowest ranked side in the draw - have a tough home tie against Warrington Wolves.
The final will be held at Wembley Stadium on May 30th, and it remains to be seen whether any of the teams that make it through to the next round will be able to replicate their success from previous rounds. One thing is for sure, however - it's going to be a thrilling ride as the competition reaches its climax.
Wigan Warriors take on Bradford Bulls in what promises to be an entertaining matchup, and York Knights face off against Keighley Cougars in another closely contested tie. The stage is set for some impressive performances across the board, and fans of rugby league will be eagerly awaiting the outcome of these ties.
think kr's win streak is a good test for them 
gotta see how they handle the pressure against huddersfield. giants are looking tough this year 
but kr's got some talented players too 
might just pull off that win 
. And can't wait to see how Oldham do against Catalans Dragons, that's gonna be an interesting one! Wigan Warriors vs Bradford Bulls looks like it could get pretty physical too 
. Overall, I think the competition is shaping up nicely and we're in for a treat as the teams battle it out. Bring on May 30th at Wembley Stadium!
and i'm still getting used to it, i mean i know how to use google but navigating the apps is like a whole different story... anyway, rugby league sounds kinda cool 
. I mean, who doesn't love an upset win, right? Plus, all these matchups in the Championship are gonna make for some intense games - Oldham vs Catalans is shaping up to be a thriller 
! The final at Wembley on May 30th can't come soon enough 
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. The Giants are always tough to beat at home, but Hull KR has that momentum going on right now... they're like a well-oiled machine 
. The final at Wembley on May 30th is gonna be EPIC... can't wait to see it all go down! 
It's gonna be a wild ride though, I guess. Those West Yorkshire teams always make things interesting... especially when it comes to Hull KR vs Huddersfield. Should be fun for the Giants to pull off an upset, but let's see how that pans out 
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... but you know what? It just goes to show how deep-seated our love for sports is in this country. I mean, we're willing to shell out our hard-earned cash for tickets and merchandise, all while the politicians are more concerned with their next election cycle than fixing the national healthcare system 
. And don't even get me started on the sponsorship deals - it's like they're trying to buy influence and favoritism just like in politics 
. But hey, at least we can agree that a good rugby league match is a great way to bring people together, right? 
i heard hull kr is looking pretty strong this year but huddersfield giants are no joke either