Summary

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  • Leeds Rhinos & St Helens through to Challenge Cup final on 7 May at Elland Road

  • FT: St Helens 82-0 Featherstone

  • FT: York City Knights 26-28 Leeds Rhinos

Live Reporting

  1. Women's Challenge Cup semi-finals - all you need to know

    Women's Challenge Cup final highlights: St Helens beat York to win their first title

    York City Knights will be looking to go one better than last season when they face Leeds Rhinos from 14:30 BST in the first semi-final of the day's double-header at Warrington's Halliwell Jones Stadium.

    The Knights made it all the way to the final in 2021 before suffering a 34-6 defeat at the hands of St Helens, who have also made the last four.

    Rhinos, however, have the added incentive of home advantage if they reach the final, which will be played at Leeds United's Elland Road stadium on Saturday, 7 May.

    Defending champions St Helens play Featherstone Rovers, who won the first ever Women's Challenge Cup final in 2012, in the day's second last-four encounter, which kicks off at 17:00 BST.

    Both semi-finals, as well as next month's final, will be shown live on BBC iPlayer and the Red Button, as well as the BBC Sport website and app.

  2. How to watch on the BBC

    All times are BST and subject to change

    BBC iPlayer

    Sunday, 24 April

    14:15-16:30 - York City Knights v Leeds Rhinos

    16:45-19:00 - Featherstone Rovers v St Helens

    Both semi-finals available to watch on BBC iPlayer, BBC Red Button, the BBC Sport website & app

  3. How to get into rugby league

    BBC Sport

    Rugby league is a fast and dynamic game, which involves great strength, stamina and skill, and is played through the summer, so no muddy pitches, or cold, wet training nights!

    With so many variations, you don't have to play the full version of the game to be part of it.

    Whatever your age, gender, fitness level or technical ability there is a version of rugby league that will suit you.

    Playing rugby league has many benefits, including keeping fit, meeting new people and maybe even progressing to a higher level.

    Although rugby league shares similarities with rugby union, it is important to see them as different games, and as such, each has its own unique set of skills. Look at the rules to get a feel for the game.

    You can also find out more on the RFL, Scotland Rugby League, Wales Rugby League and Rugby League Ireland websites.