Summary

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  • Cornwall are in their second season in League 1

  • 38 teams in action across the weekend in the second round

  • Community side Rochdale Mayfield play in the National Conference League

  • Kick-off: 13:00 GMT

Live Reporting

  1. Don't miss the drama!

    Challenge Cup: Edinburgh v Saddleworth restarts without referee

    Watch as the second half of the Challenge Cup first round fixture between Edinburgh Eagles and Saddleworth Rangers restarts without a referee.

  2. Everything you need to know

    Challenge Cup: Wigan Warriors beat Huddersfield Giants to win 20th title in dramatic final

    Wigan Warriors are the reigning Challenge Cup champions after beating Castleford 26-12 to secure a record-extending 20th title at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, but Super League sides will not enter the competition until the sixth round.

    The second round sees the ten League One teams enter the competition, plus ten from the Premier Division of the National Conference League. The final will taking place at Wembley on 12 August.

    National Conference League side Rochdale Mayfield make the long journey south to face semi-pro side Cornwall at Penryn RFC's Memorial Ground.

    Recently-formed Cornwall will make their debut in the Challenge Cup this year after deciding to opt out of the competition in 2022. The club finished second from bottom in their first ever season and are looking to register their first win of the 2023 season in Saturday's fixture.

    The visitors, Rochdale Mayfield, will hope to seal passage to the third round for the fourth time in five seasons, after being given a bye to the second round as one of the elite community teams in the National Conference League.

  3. How can I watch?

    All times are GMT and subject to change

    BBC iPlayer

    Coverage will be live on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app. You can also catch up with the action for up to 30 days.

    Sunday, 25 February

    Cornwall v Rochdale Mayfield – 12:50-14:50

  4. How to get into rugby league

    BBC Sport

    'Rugby stopped me going off the rails'

    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.

    Whether you have played in the past or just have a keen interest in developing talent, coaching opportunities are available through the national rugby associations in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.