And that's just about all we have for you this evening - thank you for joining us!

We've had one close game that went right to the wire and beyond, and another that was somewhat more straightforward.

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The two remaining Challenge Cup semi-finals take place on Saturday and will be covered across the BBC.

The stand-out tie of the round - Warrington v St Helens - kicks off at 14:30 BST and will be live on BBC One.

That will be followed at 17:00 BST on BBC Two by Hull FC v Wigan.

Both games will also be covered by live text coverage on the BBC Sport website and app, and BBC local radio will be across the games with live commentary.

The draw takes place at half-time in the second match, with Jon Wilkin helping to conduct the ceremony.

So we know who our first two Challenge Cup semi-finalists are: Salford Red Devils and Leeds Rhinos.

Here's a reminder how you can find out who will join them...

Hull KR coach Tony Smith told Sky Sports:

"Leeds got out of the blocks and my boys didn't. We took a while to get off the bus.

"That can happen at times during the season and we had a really poor first 40 minutes.

"There were some glimmers in the second half and we showed some energy. I won't be too hard on my boys as they have done pretty well recently."

Man of the match Rhyse Martin told Sky Sports:

"It was my first Challenge Cup game so I was pretty excited for it. It's good to be back in the side and back playing footy.

"We knew if we won two games we would be in the final and if we turn up like we did tonight we should be there."

It's all over - and it's a job well done for Leeds. They join Salford in the semi-finals of the Challenge Cup.

Eight tries for the Rhinos, including two for Kruise Leeming. But the job was done in the first half when they scored five times without reply.

Credit to Hull KR - they may be losing this game but they have outscored Leeds in the second half and avoided a 'blowout' scoreline.

Into the last five minutes.

Jamie Ellis thinks he is in again for the Robins...

Hull KR are hunting a third try, to such an extent they go 'off playbook'.

Forward Weller Hauraki tries his luck with a kick into Leeds' in-goal area but Richie Myler is there to gather.

Leeds are 12 minutes away from the semi-finals of the Challenge Cup, a year on from being knocked out in the sixth round by Championship side Bradford Bulls.

It's five years since they last lifted the famous old trophy, when they battered Hull KR 50-0 at Wembley in the most one-sided showpiece in the competition's illustrious history.

To their credit, Hull KR aren't giving up, but they just keep banging up against Leeds' defensive wall.

Jamie Ellis chips a kick through but Robert Lui is there to mop up and concede a goal line drop-out. Rovers will have the ball back.

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This could be a long final 20-odd minutes for Hull KR as their Challenge Cup campaign goes through it's final throes.

And who do the Robins play in Super League next Thursday? You got it, Leeds.

Has that tackle from Greg Minikin kept Hull KR in the Challenge Cup?

Leeds spread the ball wide via smart hands from Robert Lui and Richie Myler to Tom Briscoe.

Briscoe looks for the corner but Minikin gets across to bundle him into touch. And, for good measure, the touch judge slips over.

Everyone loves an official falling over, right?

The last thing Hull KR needed to do after scoring that try was concede repeat sets - and that's exactly what they do.

Leeds press and probe and force a goal line drop-out at Jamie Ellis somehow scrambles the ball out of his own in-goal area.