Summary

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  • Kick-off: 14:30 BST

  • Leigh and Catalans sealed their places in semi-finals after their respective victories on Friday

  • Hull KR lose talismanic half-back Mikey Lewis to suspected groin injury after 15 minutes, but motor into lead despite his absence

  1. Postpublished at 60 mins

    Hull FC 12-30 Hull KR

    Will Pryce looks dejectedImage source, SWPix

    Kelepi Tanginoa is head down as he tries to bulldoze his way toward the line about 10 metres out.

    Will Pryce comes in heavy and high and concedes the penalty.

    It gives Hull KR the chance to add to their lead from the kicking tee.

  2. Postpublished at 59 mins

    Hull FC 12-30 Hull KR

    The captain's challenge is successful, with Hull KR now camped right on the line.

  3. Postpublished at 58 mins

    Hull FC 12-30 Hull KR

    Chances have been coming in waves for both sides since the break.

    Hull KR were rocked by those tries, but they might be about to get the ball back a few metres from the Black and Whites line.

    Tyrone May tries to kick through, but it crashes into a Hull FC body before being regathered.

    The Robins challenge to re-set the tackle count arguing that the ball was played at.

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    TRY: Hull FC 12-30 Hull KRpublished at 55 mins

    Herman Ese'ese, goal Pryce

    The derby has been transformed in the blink of an eye.

    There is a reason that Herman Ese'ese is called The Herminator.

    He takes a pass about 10 metres out, busts through one attempted tackle, evades another one or two and gets the ball down despite having Hull KR defenders hanging off him.

    Will Pryce chips away at Hull KR's lead by landing another conversion.

    It's game on!

    Media caption,

    Ese'ese scores for Hull FC against Hull KR

  5. TRY REVIEWpublished at 55 min

    Hull FC 6-30 Hull KR

    Staggering! Hull FC might just have come up with another quick try.

    The comeback might very well be on.

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    TRY: Hull FC 6-30 Hull KRpublished at 53 mins

    Lewis Martin, goal Pryce

    Hull FC needed this!

    With their first attack of the second, the Black and Whites hit back with a try through Lewis Martin.

    Jordan Rapana found the prolific winger with a looped pass out to the wing.

    Will Pryce converts with his first points for Hull FC

    Can this spark the hosts to life?

    Media caption,

    'Young hope' Martin scores Hull FC's first try

  7. Postpublished at 15:46 British Summer Time 5 April

    Hull FC 0-30 Hull KR

    Robbie Hunter-Paul
    Former New Zealand international on BBC One

    Hull FC was on the backfoot defensively and then this happens.

  8. Postpublished at 15:46 British Summer Time 5 April

    Hull FC 0-30 Hull KR

    John Kear
    Former Bradford Bulls head coach on BBC One

    He's created tries, kicked goals and he's scored tries.

    He backs his pace against a disjointed Hull FC defence.

    30 points for a substitute is sensational.

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    TRY: Hull FC 0-30 Hull KRpublished at 49 mins

    Jez Litten, goal Jez Litten

    Hull KR stretch their lead further.

    Jez Litten grew up as a Hull FC fan, his cousin Davy is with the Black and Whites this afternoon, but he has just landed another huge blow on his former side.

    He is only a few metres out as he looks to his left for a pass, he throws a dummy and then puts the foot down and rips through a gap in Hull FC's defence to score his first try of the day.

    He then steps up to convert his own score to make it 30-0.

    Media caption,

    Challenge Cup: Jez Litten scores Hull KR's fifth try against Hull FC

  10. Postpublished at 46 mins

    Hull FC 0-24 Hull KR

    The BBC One cameras turn to focus on Hull FC head coach John Cartwright in the stands.

    His stern look gives nothing away, but with his side now 24-0 down against derby rivals Hull KR his mind must be racing.

  11. Postpublished at 15:40 British Summer Time 5 April

    Hull FC 0-24 Hull KR

    Robbie Hunter-Paul
    Former New Zealand international on BBC One

    The numbers are fine for Hull FC but when you gift the ball to the opposition, everything becomes scrambled.

    There are actually four on four with defenders there. Hull KR hold their field position so well and they will punish you.

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    TRY: Hull FC 0-24 Hull KRpublished at 44 mins

    Joe Burgess, goal Jez Litten

    This might just about be game over...

    Another error from Hull FC in their own half gifts the ball back to the Robins and they ruthlessly take full advantage.

    The ball is shifted effortlessly out to the left where Oliver Gildart finds Joe Burgess waiting to grab his second try of the day.

    Jez Litten turns it into a 24-point lead with his conversion.

    Hull FC have Everest to climb if they are to upstage the Robins now.

    Media caption,

    'Clinical' Hull KR side score their fourth try of the match

  13. Postpublished at 43 mins

    Hull FC 0-18 Hull KR

    There is word coming out of the Hull FC camp that Jordan Lane's day is done.

    The second-rower ended the first half with his arm in a sling.

    Less surprising is confirmation that Mikey Lewis is also not going to make it back to the pitch for the Robins.

  14. Postpublished at 42 mins

    Hull FC 0-18 Hull KR

    A few tackles into the second half and Yusuf Aydin comes slamming into Jai Whitbread with a big hit.

    The message that comes with it is that Hull FC mean business as they try rescue this Challenge Cup tie.

  15. SECOND HALFpublished at 41 mins

    Hull FC 0-18 Hull KR

    The two teams have emerged from the player's tunnel for the second half.

    A huge 40 minutes await.

  16. Postpublished at 15:31 British Summer Time 5 April

    HT: Hull FC 0-18 Hull KR

    Kevin Brown
    Former England international on BBC One

    Neither side took control. It took the adversity away when Mikey Lewis went off to spark KR into some sort of control to dominate.

    It was Hull KR who settled down as Lewis went off. The message went on to just calm it down and it really worked.

  17. Postpublished at 15:27 British Summer Time 5 April

    HT: Hull FC 0-18 Hull KR

    Jamie Peacock
    Former England captain on BBC One

    These two are top of the league, the quality was down in the first 20 minutes.

    But sticking to the gameplan from KR got them through in the final 20 minutes. They've managed to grind out three tries and it shows why they're top of Super League.

  18. Postpublished at 15:22 British Summer Time 5 April

    HT: Hull FC 0-18 Hull KR

    John Kear
    Former Bradford Bulls head coach on BBC One

    It was nip and tuck for 20 minutes.

    But on the back of losing a stellar player in Mikey Lewis Hull KR have reorganised and had a stonking last 20 minutes of this half.

  19. Half-timepublished at 15:19 British Summer Time 5 April

    Hull FC 0-18 Hull KR

    Hull KR celebrate Tom Davies' tryImage source, SWPix

    Hull KR stunned hosts Hull FC with quickfire tries from Tom Davies and Joe Burgess.

    A third from Jack Broadbent just before the break now has the hosts on the ropes.

    And the Robins managed to do all that after losing star man Mikey Lewis to injury.

  20. Postpublished at 39 mins

    Hull FC 0-18 Hull KR

    The packed Hull FC crowd have been waiting all afternoon for this.

    Will Pryce displays some of the flash and guile that has made him such a high-profile addition.

    The Black and Whites go searching for their first try of the game in the final seconds of the first half, but the kick through runs dead.