Summary

  • Leeds win by record margin in final

  • Tom Briscoe is first player to score five tries in Challenge Cup final

  • Delaney, McGuire, Singleton and Burrow also cross for Rhinos

Live Reporting

Phil Cartwright

  1. Until next time...

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    Leeds Rhinos lift Challenge CupSWpix

    While Hull KR focus on retaining their Super League spot, Leeds will turn their attentions to the possibility of a domestic treble. They're a third of the way there.

    You can follow the final weeks of the Super League season with BBC Sport, with weekly highlights on the Super League Show and live commentaries on Radio 5 live, 5 live sports extra and BBC local radio.

    That's just about it from me today - thanks for your company this afternoon.

  2. Leeds retain Challenge Cup

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    I think that quote from Jamie Peacock is an apt place to finish.

    Yes it was a one-sided final, but try telling Leeds fans to be disappointed with that.

    The Rhinos were deserved winners on a day that Tom Briscoe will never forget. His five tries, an unprecedented feat in a Challenge Cup final, secured a record victory for his side.

    After 29 years of waiting to reach the final, it turned out to be a match to forget for Hull KR.

    Read Ged Scott's match report here.

  3. Player reaction

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    You don't get many moments like this in your life. You've got to savour them and make the most of them.

    Jamie Peacock, Leeds Rhinos prop on BBC One

  4. 'Tough lesson to learn'

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    We want to be here again. Leeds are the benchmark and we know we have to improve. They need to hold their heads up high - it has been a great team effort to get us here. We will all be disappointed, but they need to put a smile on their faces.

    Chris Chester, Hull KR coach on BBC One

  5. Chester on Hull KR 'disappointment'

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    Chris ChesterPA

    I’m really disappointed. We really didn’t give a true indication of how we've been playing this year. There was bags of effort, but Leeds were just too quick for us in every department today and we let ourselves down in certain areas.

    Chris Chester, Hull KR coach on BBC One

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    We are not done yet, we have a couple of other big trophies that we would like to see. It will be difficult to get the League Leaders' Shield and Grand Final victory as well, but that is something we would like to do.

    Brian McDermott, Leeds Rhinos head coach on BBC One

  7. Reaction to Leeds' record victory

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    It was a funny game because Hull KR clearly have some threats and didn't give up. They have done an absolutely fantastic job getting here - their story is what the Challenge Cup is all about. In terms of defence, the three blokes I thought that had a stamp on that game were Carl Ablett, Brett Delaney and Stevie Ward. Every time that Hull KR tried to do something they were there or thereabouts to shut them down.

    Brian McDermott, Leeds Rhinos coach on BBC One

  8. Leeds Rhinos win the Challenge Cup

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    The trophy is passed along the line of Leeds players, and there's a special cheer for Kylie Leuluai and Jamie Peacock - both of whom are leaving the Rhinos at the end of the season.

  9. Leeds Rhinos win Challenge Cup

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    And now the Leeds players climb the steps - what will feel like the easiest journey in the world.

    Leeds captain Kevin Sinfield, for the second season in succession, lifts the Challenge Cup.

    He's joined by injured forward Jamie Jones-Buchanan, like Sinfield a Rhinos legend, as he raises the trophy aloft.

  10. Leeds Rhinos win Challenge Cup

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    More reaction on the way shortly, but first, the two sets of players are heading up to collect their medals.

    Hull KR look a tired bunch of players. As much as playing in a big final is the highlight of many a career, today is a day that those players will want to forget in a hurry.

  11. Player reaction

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    It was very professional. We knew they were a good side and I feel for them because no side deserves that here.

    Kevin Sinfield, Leeds Rhinos captain

  12. Player reaction

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    Tom BriscoeSWpix

    What a feeling. It is just incredible. I would have given all five away just for the win today. To get five, I can’t describe how happy I feel.

    Tom Briscoe, Five-try man of the match for Leeds Rhinos

  13. Leeds Rhinos win Challenge Cup

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    Some reaction on the way shortly to Leeds' record-breaking victory at Wembley.

  14. Full-time reaction

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    I wouldn't have predicted this at all. I thought Hull Kingston Rovers would give this a real shake here. They will be very disappointed by their efforts.

    John Kear, Former England coach on BBC One

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    Leeds Rhinos  win their 13th Challenge Cup, beating Hull KR by a record margin in Challenge Cup final history.

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    TRY (Briscoe, goal Sinfield)

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    History!

    Danny McGuire picks up a loose ball, passes to Tom Briscoe and the England winger dances his way over for his fifth try of the match. It's never been done before in 114 Challenge Cup finals.

    Clinical. So, so clinical.

    Kevin Sinfield's goal puts Leeds past 50 points.

    Tom BriscoePA

  17. Man of the match

    Tom Briscoe (Leeds Rhinos)

    It's no surprise that Leeds winger Tom Briscoe is announced as the winner of the Lance Todd Trophy.

    Well, how often do you score four tries in a Challenge Cup final?!

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    TRY (Briscoe, goal Sinfield)

    Hull KR 0-44 Leeds Rhinos

    For only the second time in history, a player scores four tries in a Challenge Cup final. Take a bow, Tom Briscoe.

    Kallum Watkins is again the provider, and Briscoe streaks clear to touch down unchallenged.

    The other man to score four tries in a final? Leroy Rivett, for Leeds, in 1999.

  19. Hull KR 0-38 Leeds Rhinos

    Leeds Rhinos are aiming to win a domestic treble this season.

    This is the first leg, and they are well placed to tie up the League Leaders' Shield too, boasting a four-point lead in the Super League table with four games to go.

    October's Grand Final at Old Trafford could be their date with destiny.

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    TRY (Burrow, goal Sinfield)

    Hull KR 0-38 Leeds Rhinos

    Try number seven from ruthless Leeds. Kallum Watkins breaks through a tired Rovers line and passes to  Rob Burrow, who races clear to score under the posts.

    Kevin Sinfield, no doubt thinking about lifting the trophy in a few minutes, slots over the goal.

    And that puts Leeds on course for a record margin of victory in a Challenge Cup final.