Featherstone make a hash of the kick-off and Leeds get a scrum 10 metres away...

First night nerves?!

Tonight's referee is Chris Kendall and it is he who gets this game under way...

Leeds attacking the Western Terrace with the kick-off and Featherstone will get first touch of the ball...

The tragic fire at the Grenfell Tower has been marked by a minute's silence before kick-off at Headingley.

Respectful stuff. Here we go.

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There are a fair few Fev fans on the Western Terrace tonight, flatcapped to the nines for this visit to Headingley.

South Stand looks packed full of the Loiners contingent.

We're not far away now!

Featherstone are the only Championship club remaining in this season's Challenge Cup.

Watch Rovers head coach Jon Sharp speaking about tonight's quarter-final against Leeds Rhinos by clicking on the play button below.

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Mark Aston made himself a huge part of Challenge Cup folklore when he won the Lance Todd Trophy for man of the match in Sheffield Eagles' shock 1998 triumph against Wigan at Wembley.

Tonight, it is his son Cory's turn to try to write a chapter in the history of this famous competition with Featherstone Rovers.

What adds extra spice to it all is that the 22-year-old half-back signed for Leeds this past off-season and is currently on loan at Post Office Road.

Huddersfield: Mamo; McGillvary, Cudjoe, Gaskell, Murphy; Brough, Ridyard; Wakeman, Leeming, Ikahihifo, Ferguson, Roberts, Hinchcliffe.

Replacements: O'Brien, Mellor, Rapira, Clough.

St Helens: Lomax; Makinson, Morgan, Percival, Grace; Fages, Smith; Walmsley, Roby, Amor, Taia, Wilkin, McCarthy-Scarsbrook.

Replacements: Douglas, Thompson, Lee, Knowles.

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There's also Super League action to keep across this evening.

Huddersfield were due to host St Helens on 29 May, but the game was rearranged as the town's football team were playing in the Championship play-off final at Wembley that day.

As well as updates in this live text commentary, you can follow the game on BBC Radio Leeds and BBC Radio Merseyside via the links at the top of the page.

We've got team news for you...

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It's almost inconceivable that Featherstone, a little town famous for coalmining and less flatteringly described as being little more than a set of traffic lights, has seen its team win three Challenge Cups at Wembley.

It's 50 years since the first Rovers team returned from the twin towers with the precious prize, beating Barrow under skipper Malcolm Dixon and the inspirational presence of coach Laurie Gant.

That team was made up of ordinary working blokes, as documented by former BBC rugby league commentator Eddie Waring in a segment of the documentary 'The Game That Got Away', a number of whom toiled down the local pit.

The Rovers returned to win again in 1973, beating Bradford Northern but lost to Warrington the following season and were then responsible for one of the all-time great Wembley shocks in 1983 when they beat all-conquering Hull FC 14-12 thanks to a last-gasp penalty from the late Steve Quinn.

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After going more than a decade without winning the competition, Leeds became the dominant force in the Challenge Cup with wins in 2014 and 2015.

Their 50-0 success against Hull KR at Wembley two years ago was a record margin of victory in a Challenge Cup final.

And the Rhinos, who went out to Huddersfield in the last 16 last season, are just two wins away from making it back to Wembley on 26 August.

Some big rugby league news away from the pitch to bring you tonight...

Leeds: Sutcliffe; Briscoe, Watkins, Hall, Handley; McGuire, Moon; Galloway, Parcell, Singleton, Ablett, Ward, Ferres.

Replacements: Walker, Garbutt, Mullally, Cuthbertson.

Featherstone: Hardman; Taulapapa, Hardcastle, Walton, Johnson; Briggs, Aston; Cooper, Wildie, Moore, Knowles, Davies, Tagg.

Replacements: Carlile, Griffin, Mariano, Lockwood.

Good evening then to you joining us for this last-eight tie between two West Yorkshire teams doing battle in the Challenge Cup.

Both met in the Qualifiers last season, with Leeds dominating at Post Office Road with a 62-6 win.

Some strong sides selected - let's have a look at the teams.

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Wembley is one of the places where rugby league players can become legends.

We're at the last-eight stage of this season's Challenge Cup, meaning two wins are all that stand between the remaining participants and a spot in the final on 26 August.

Tonight, 13-times winners Leeds Rhinos host Featherstone Rovers - the only side from outside Super League left in the competition.

Welcome to live text and radio coverage of the second Challenge Cup quarter-final of 2017.