That just about does us for a hectic day of three stellar games of rugby league.

From St Helens retaining their Women's Challenge Cup title with a thriller against Leeds, to Wigan weathering a heck of a storm against holders Saints to Huddersfield coasting their way through against an overwhelmed Hull KR.

Ian Watson's led his side to the final in three weeks' time and their first Challenge Cup final since 2009.

You can read the report of that final game of the day by clicking here.

But for now, thank you for joining us.

Mark the calendar.

Saturday, 28 May. The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Wigan Warriors v Huddersfield Giants.

I can't wait.

Jamie Jones-Buchanan
Former Leeds Rhinos second-rower on BBC Two

Credit to Ian Watson, he's taken Salford to finals and he's done it again at Huddersfield.

It's no coincidence, it's no accident. The way his players turned up today was outstanding.

It was a masterclass from Theo Fages, it was world class at times from Jermaine McGillvary and it was different class from the team collectively in terms of discipline, execution and professionalism.

Hull KR boss Tony Smith told BBC Sport:

"The first 10 or 15 minutes we shot ourselves in the foot. We needed to build our game to compete with these guys.

"We saw a really fatigued team in the second half trying to do something but they didn't have enough in the tank.

"They were way off their game and there's all sorts of things that can affect them but some of them have hit a bit of a wall."

Huddersfield Giants coach Ian Watson told BBC Sport:

"They were outstanding. We spoke before the game that efforts wins you games.

"We've done what we've done all year. We didn't need to do anything different, just carry on with the same processes.

"It's the first step on our journey. There's a lot of people involved in the club who it matters a lot to."

Huddersfield's Jermaine McGillvary told BBC Sport:

"It's unreal. I don't know what to say. I've been playing at this club for 13-14 years and it's the first time we've got to a final.

"The boys dug deep and were absolutely outstanding. It's massive for the town. Hopefully we'll pack out Tottenham.

"What an awesome win and the fans were unreal as well."

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

Huddersfield Giants were outstanding, they played to the script.

Full credit to Ian Watson, they played the way he wanted them to approach the game.

They were on point, they got to the parts of the field they wanted to be, they commanded field position and execution. They took their opportunities when they were there.

I'm pleased for Watto, to be honest.

Nice bloke and has transformed Huddersfield and certainly not stopped the momentum he picked up from his time with Salford.

That's it, they've done it!

Ian Watson reaches his second Challenge Cup final in just over 18 months, leading Huddersfield to a final in his second season with the club.

Hull KR weren't at the races today and rarely threatened a stylish Huddersfield performance.

The Giants will take on Wigan Warriors in three week's time at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Huddersfield are beginning to run down the clock, now.

Hull KR don't have long left to avoid being nilled.

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

There's no lack of effort from Hull KR. They have been outplayed today.

Elliot Minchella, who returned for Hull KR from his head injury assessment, doesn't last long.

He's now back off and likely out for the rest of the match with an ankle injury.

It doesn't rain it pours.

Hull KR put a good set of passes together as they work upfield to try and claim a bit of glory for their afternoon.

Jermaine McGillvary is on hand to thwart Rovers' efforts when they try to make a break down the wing.

Once their attack restarts, KR work it laterally but a crowd of Giants players force them in to touch.

It goes from bad to worse for Hull KR.

The BBC's Tanya Arnold reports on the sidelines that Jordan Abdull's off with a dead leg.

Image source, PA Media

Around 15 minutes remains and Hull KR get to within two metres of the Huddersfield try-line before a scrum is conceded and the Giants eventually win back a set of six.

It's just not happening for them today.

Great work from Huddersfield to push Ryan Hall in to touch and force Hull KR to concede a goal-line drop-out.

Theo Fages, moments later, makes Huddersfield's advantage count as he kicks a drop-goal to send them 25 points up.

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

It's route one from Owen Trout and he wasn't going to be stopped.

Ricky Leutele offloads to Joe Greenwood as Huddersfield battle their way to score another try.

He's held up by Will Dagger but the Giants keep it alive and, on the last play, Ethan Ryan is forced into a knock-on to stop them from surely going in.