Carnegie Challenge Cup fourth-round draw Video

Tuesday 13th March 07

Warrington Wolves have been given the chance to avenge last year's shock defeat by Hull KR when they meet in the fourth round of the Carnegie Challenge Cup.

Rovers, then a National League club, beat the Wolves 40-36 in the quarter-finals at Craven Park last June before losing to eventual winners St Helens in the last-four stage.

This time Warrington will have home advantage in the only all-engage Super League tie of the round and the two clubs will have a dress rehearsal this weekend when they meet in the league.

‚"We've got to go there on Sunday,‚" said Rovers coach Justin Morgan. ‚"I don't know about revenge. Last year was a fantastic advertisement for the National League.

‚"It should be a good game, I'm looking forward to it.‚"

The Robins have been the surprise package in their first season in Super League, having won four of their first five matches.

Warrington coach Paul Cullen said: ‚"I am probably the least surprised person in British rugby league about Hull KR's displays this season.‚"

The tie at the Halliwell Jones Stadium will take place on Saturday 31st March and will be shown on BBC television with a 2.30pm kick-off.

The other televised tie will be at the Halton Stadium, where Widnes, once the cup kings of rugby league, take on Wigan Warriors on Sunday 1st April, with a 2.45pm start.

Both last year's finalists were handed home ties against National League opposition.

Holders St Helens meet Batley in a repeat of the first-ever final of 1897 while Huddersfield Giants take on York, whom they beat on their way to Twickenham last year.

The two remaining French clubs, Pia and Catalans Dragons, also landed home ties, against Harlequins RL and Featherstone respectively.

The draw for the fourth round of the Carnegie Challenge Cup is:

Pia v Harlequins RL
Keighley v Oldham
Catalans Dragons v Featherstone
Bradford Bulls v Castleford Tigers
Dewsbury v Sheffield Eagles
Whitehaven v Halifax
Widnes Vikings v Wigan Warriors
Swinton v Barrow
Leeds Rhinos v Workington
London Skolars v Wakefield Trinity Wildcats
St Helens v Batley
Rochdale v Celtic Crusaders
Huddersfield Giants v York
Warrington Wolves v Hull KR
Gateshead v Salford City Reds
Hunslet v Hull FC

Ties to be played on the weekend of March 31-April 1.

See the full 4th round draw plus player and coach interviews by clicking below.

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