The Challenge Cup Quarter Final draw is set to take place on April 11, 2026, during BBC One’s Morning Live programme. The draw will commence at 10:20 am, with viewers able to tune in from 9:30 am on both BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
St. Helens will be represented by Alex Walmsley, who is assigned ball number 4 for the draw. The Quarter Finals are scheduled to be played over the weekend of April 11th and 12th.
Hull KR advanced to the quarter-finals after a decisive victory against Huddersfield Giants, scoring an impressive 9 tries. This win comes amid challenging circumstances for Huddersfield, who faced significant setbacks with 15 first-team players injured.
Wakefield Trinity also made headlines by achieving their first Challenge Cup victory over Leeds Rhinos since 1937, marking a significant milestone for the team.
Tom Johnstone, a key player for Wakefield, made a notable comeback, running 191 metres and completing 22 runs during the match. His performance was complemented by Harvey Smith, who made 37 tackles, and Harry Smith, who recorded 364 kicking metres.
Warrington Wolves showcased their strength with a commanding score of 78-10 against Goole Vikings, further solidifying their position in the tournament.
Willie Peters, the coach of Hull KR, commented on the challenges faced, stating, “You can only play what’s in front of you.” He also noted, “After 10 rounds, you know where you’re at so I’m not reading too much into it at the moment.”
As anticipation builds for the draw, teams and fans alike are eager to see how the matchups will unfold in the upcoming quarter-finals.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding any additional information about the draw or potential matchups.
