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That was clinical rugby league as Brian Noble pointed out.

Hull KR are a force who are on the hunt for silverware and they will head to Wembley next month after ultimately overwhelming Catalans.

We'll be back tomorrow to see who joins them - Warrington Wolves or Leigh Leopards as they meet in St Helens.

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Hull KR's Jack Broadbent speaking to BBC Sport: "It is unbelievable, something you dream of as a kid. To finally get there, we're made up.

"We stuck to what we did. We started well, then let them score two tries. It was simple, go back to being us. We suffocated them; it worked well."

Hull KR's Mikey Lewis speaking to BBC Sport: "We're over the moon. We worked so hard for this moment. It was a tough one today. We knew we were the fitter team and we ground them out today.

"The fans are unreal. Their support, home and away, is fantastic. We've got to keep momentum to make sure we are firing for the final. We're confident but we've got to keep our feet on the ground.

"We've still got league games to go. We've got four weeks and I can't wait."

Brian Noble
Bradford Bulls coach on BBC One

Thoroughly deserved win.

They started the second half well and continued for 40 minutes. A clinical team on their way to Wembley.

Hull KR reach a second Challenge Cup final in three seasons after that agonising loss to Leigh two years ago.

They have only won this famous, historic competition once, back in 1980. Is this their time to finally make it two?

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Hull KR are heading back to Wembley!

An outstanding second half from the Robins sees them run out comprehensive winners in York.

Warrington or Leigh await in the final and those two sides will know they have a big task on their hands to stop KR getting their hands on the Challenge Cup.

Andrew Henderson
Former Scotland international on BBC One

It hasn't been the second half performance the Dragons would have hoped for. There were encouraging signs in the first half.

Hull KR are a joy to watch. There is a real chemistry in their spine.

These are special times for Hull KR. Top of Super League and heading to Wembley for the Challenge Cup final.

They've got a terrific team. Can they land that elusive silverware to mark this period under Willie Peters?

Hull KR's full-back Jack Broadbent receives the Man of the Match award from Andrew Henderson.

Two tries and some fine defence from the man at the back in an excellent overall Robins display.

Andrew Henderson
Former Scotland international on BBC One

I love how in sync the attacking left edge is.

A wonderful try from Hull KR. Outstanding skill.

Brian Noble
Bradford Bulls coach on BBC One

The Dragons are out of juice in the middle. Pretty much game over I think, 10 minutes to go. Big score.

A sensational passage of play as Jez Litten bursts through the defence and there are offloads galore from KR but they can't quite get the ball over the line.

Exciting stuff, a sign of how the Robins are feeling right there.

In their eagerness to make something happen, Nick Cotric is guilty of a forward pass on the last tackle with his side close to the Hull KR try line.

Mikey Lewis lifts his arms to rouse the Robins supporters for a big effort.

Catalans are forced into a kick inside their own half on the last tackle. You don't create momentum from that position.

Hull KR have got their opponents exactly where they want them.

It's worth pointing out that Catalans' victories in Super League this season have largely come against clubs in the bottom half.

They did well to fight back here in the first half. They will do exceptionally to turn this around from their current position.

Hull KR's defence is so quick off the line to put pressure on the Catalans attackers.

That is a great sign for head coach Willie Peters. The big beasts are relishing the task at hand.