Hull FC join Wakefield & Warrington in semis
Michaels, Pritchard and Houghton for Hull
Garcia and Yaha cross for Catalans
Sneyd kicks five goals for hosts
Hull FC last won Challenge Cup in 2005
FT: Hull FC 22-8 Catalans Dragons
So that's about it for now, but don't go too far away!
Wigan and Castleford are in Challenge Cup quarter-final action later on.
I'm off for a brew and a slice of orange, and I'll be back with live text, radio and BBC Two coverage of the final last-eight tie from 17:15 BST. Hope you can join me then.
FT: Hull FC 22-8 Catalans Dragons
Some news from BBC Radio Humberside regarding the semi-final draw...
FT: Hull FC 22-8 Catalans Dragons
Image source, SWPIX.COMHull FC coach Lee Radford told Sky Sports: "We defended really well again. We did the tough stuff really well.
"It will be intriguing to see who we get in the draw. We're 80 minutes away from achieving an unbelievable achievement for this group and that's what we're all striving for."
FT: Hull FC 22-8 Catalans Dragons
Hull half-back Marc Sneyd told Sky Sports: "It was always going to be a forward battle, they've done their job well today and made my life very easy.
"We killed ourselves a little bit again for the fifth week running, dropping balls and giving easy penalties away, but we managed to do enough to get over the line."
Hull FC 22-8 Catalans Dragons
Ten successive wins now for Hull FC, who are into the semi-finals of the Challenge Cup.
The Super League leaders join Warrington and Wakefield in the last four.
Reaction on the way from their victory over Catalans Dragons shortly.
Hull FC 22-8 Catalans Dragons
It's always a worrying sight when Hull captain Gareth Ellis goes down injured, given his previous injury woes when he first joined the club a couple of years ago.
It looks like he's got a little cut around his eye, and he leaves the field for the final couple of minutes.
Hull FC 22-8 Catalans Dragons
Image source, SWPIX.COMBoth sides will know they've been in a game today. Wow, it's been physical.
Hull deservedly in front and closing in on a 10th successive victory.
Hull 22-8 Catalans Dragons
Marc Sneyd is trying to kick the life out of Catalans, and he's succeeding.
The Hull half-back puts a dream of a kick out wide and Jodie Broughton can only push it out of play for an attacking scrum for the hosts.
Scott Taylor is held up over the line on the fourth tackle, and Catalans have to boot it out again on the last. The pressure is building...
Hull FC 22-8 Catalans Dragons
Image source, SWPIX.COMWarrington and Wakefield are already into the last four, Hull FC are about to join them, which team will be the last?
Wigan v Castleford kicks off at 17:30 BST today - follow it live on BBC Two, BBC local radio and here on the website and app.
Marc Sneyd
Tempted to copy and paste my previous entry...
Catalans are penalised 40 metres from their own line, Hull go for the two points and Marc Sneyd slots between the posts.
A 14-point lead for Hull, who look like they'll be in tonight's semi-final draw.
Marc Sneyd
Smart play from Hull, who opt to take a pot at goal when Willie Mason is penalised for a high shot.
Marc Sneyd slots it over effortlessly from 40 metres, and the hosts are now two converted tries clear of their French opponents.
Hull FC 18-8 Catalans Dragons
Bang! Fouad Yaha runs straight into Steve Michaels and the Catalans man drops the ball 20 metres from his own line.
But the hosts can't take advantage and cough up possession. As you were.
Fouad Yaha
A wonderful 40-20 kick from Thomas Bosc. Catalans in an attacking area...
It's spread to the left wing, they must be in, they are! Fouad Yaha crosses and we've got a game on again.
Hull FC 18-4 Catalans Dragons
It's 11 years since Hull FC last won the Challenge Cup, edging past Leeds in a memorable one-point win in Cardiff in 2005 - Paul Cooke's last-gasp try and all that.
They're close to the line through Mark Minichiello, but the second-rower knocks on and Catalans are still just about in this.
Hull FC 18-4 Catalans Dragons
This could turn into a very, very good season for Hull FC - so often the great enigma of Super League.
Top of the table, looking good bets to finish in the top four, and on course to reach the last four of the Challenge Cup.
Is this their year to pick up some silverware?
Danny Houghton, goal Marc Sneyd
Image source, SWPIX.COMIs this the try that takes Hull FC into the Challenge Cup semi-finals?
Big prop Scott Taylor bursts through two weak Catalans tackles and is suddenly one-on-one with full-back Morgan Escare.
Hooker Danny Houghton is alongside in support and collects a pass easily before coasting over the line.
Hull FC 12-4 Catalans Dragons
Quote MessageThere's been a lot of tough stuff. A lot of edge. But we're still waiting for the first real bit of quality to get it really going.
Nick Pinkney, Ex-England winger on BBC Radio Humberside
Hull FC 12-4 Catalans Dragons
Image source, SWPIX.COMWell, it's just as physical in the second half as it was in the first. No points to report since half-time.
Hull FC 12-4 Catalans Dragons
Dave Taylor is on the field for Catalans. He's a beast. An absolute beast. It took about five Hull players to drag him down to the ground from one carry during the Dragons' most recent set of six.
Hull FC 12-4 Catalans Dragons
Hull will have to be a little bit wary, here. Catalans are the type of side that can score four tries in a mercurial 10 minutes if they're in the mood.
The home side's forwards were immense in the first half, and another strong effort's required if they are to seal a semi-final spot.