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So two teams are in the hat for the semi-finals of the 2017 Challenge Cup, four teams remain.

Salford smashed Wakefield to book their spot, and Leeds Rhinos showed their ruthless best to see off Championship side Featherstone, keeping them scoreless in the face of plenty of effort.

Tomorrow sees Warrington take on Wigan, two teams off the boil but still equally dangerous, before Hull FC and Castleford - arguably the two most explosive teams in the competition - battle on Sunday.

Two games, four heavyweight sides, here on the BBC. Can't wait.

Join us tomorrow. Until then, goodnight.

Leeds head coach Brian McDermott tells Sky Sports: "We got a good workout. In the whole of the first 40 minutes, we never really got away from Featherstone. Their effort probably caught up with them but we came up with some special plays as well."

Featherstone head coach Jon Sharp: "Leeds were excellent. Their completion percentage was up in the 80s, whereas we were at about 40% and you can't do that against a full-time team as good as Leeds."

The last of the quarter-finals sees holders Hull FC take on Super League leaders Castleford.

Hull defeated Warrington at Wembley last August to win the Challenge Cup for the first time in 11 years.

However, their defence of the trophy will be severely tested by in-form Castleford, who are six points clear at the top of the Super League table.

We've got coverage on BBC Two, BBC Radio 5 live, BBC local radio and live text commentary on the BBC Sport website and app.

Hull fans - if you're feeling particularly nostalgic, click on the play button below to watch highlights of that famous Wembley win.

The third of this season's Challenge Cup quarter-finals is a repeat of 2016's Super League Grand Final.

Warrington and Wigan have both had indifferent seasons in league competition, so the Challenge Cup may provide their best hope of silverware this term.

There's also the prospect of Wigan and England full-back Sam Tomkins possibly returning after a long injury absence.

You can follow the game live on BBC One, BBC Radio 5 live, BBC local radio and with our live text commentary on the BBC Sport website and app.

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Leeds are one step closer to lifting this trophy for the third time in four seasons.

Reaction to their crushing win over Featherstone on the way.

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Leeds Rhinos ruthlessly continue their march towards Wembley in the Challenge Cup with an emphatic second-half display to see off a plucky Featherstone Rovers side.

The first half was fairly even but, as fitness told, the quality and class of the Rhinos' play was rewarded with points.

Featherstone might not have got over the whitewash but they have plenty to be proud of... they've got some huge games in the Championship to rally for - starting with Swinton on Wednesday.

Sloppy couple of minutes for Carl Ablett, first a 'can't be bothered' play-the-ball and then pinged again.

He'll be forgiven no doubt!

Some mini-scuffle goes off between these two teams. Leeds winning by a huge margin would be frustrating for a Featherstone player. Time ticking down.

Meanwhile, Lee Gaskell punishing his old club... funny to think he was starting stand-off when Saints got to the 2011 Grand Final.

All over in Super League. Huddersfield are up to seventh with a narrow win over St Helens, with Lee Gaskell's late try the clincher for the hosts.

Awww that was the moment to cheer. But it's been denied by Ben Thaler in the satellite truck!

Featherstone deemed to have dropped that in the grounding. Might be the last real chance that.

It would be really easy for Leeds to sit back on this commanding lead but their defensive integrity has not been wavered at any point.

Featherstone all a bit lateral as Leeds shut down the space... ooooooh might be a try here!

Ouch!published at 73 mins

73 mins

Leeds 58-0 Featherstone

Luke Cooper gets a Brad Singleton forearm in his face and it leaves him prone on the turf, cause for concern.

Featherstone's front rower came off worse there in that battle against his opposite number.

Applauded as he gets back to his feet. That'll be sore tomorrow. Fev get the penalty.

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Huddersfield have surely got over the line against St Helens in Super League, with Lee Gaskell getting the Giants' fourth try with four minutes to go.

Featherstone go for another big shift to the right, it's fluid stuff but the move comes to an end after a knock-on.

Phil has just made a good point. How often do Leeds rack up eight or nine tries in a game and Tom Briscoe, Ryan Hall or Kallum Watkins don't score?

They've all been involved in the big moments...

Jack Walker is on for Leeds. He got a hat-trick on debut against Doncaster earlier in the season - that was in the Challenge Cup too.

His first real act was to get a flop from Luke Cooper! He wins his team a penalty.

Who'd be a full-back eh? Joel Moon slings up another tester of a kick, Ian Hardman catches it but the chasing Rhinos shovel him back behind his goal line.

What can you do?

Featherstone are still getting into tackles and working hard but the waves keep on coming and coming.

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"Game on," says BBC Radio Merseyside's Phil Kinsella, as St Helens prop Kyle Amor scores his side's third try at Huddersfield.

There are 14 minutes remaining in tonight's solitary Super League contest.