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Castleford win another set restart deep in Salford's 10 as they continue their early dominance.

Salford look to intercept but the ball bounces back to Cas who win ANOTHER set of six within five metres.

Michael Shenton offloads to Jordan Turner but he spills the ball in to touch around two metres from the line.

Salford charge in their first attack of the game but it's held up after Dan Sarginson loses the ball in a tackle.

Castleford win possession back in an advantageous area and look to get it over the line and they win another set of six right in Salford's 10.

Salford forced to defend and they just about scramble the bodies to hold Castleford up, but for how long?

We're under way at a miserable Headingley with the rain pouring down in Leeds.

Hopefully this match gives us something to take our minds off the unseasonably poor weather.

And here's how Salford line up ahead of this fourth and final Challenge Cup quarter-final tie at Headingley.

Salford: Sarginson, Sio, Watkins, Livett, Williams, Lolohea, Brown, Mossop, Addy, Ikahihifo, Greenwood, Pauli, Taylor.

Interchanges: Atkin, Ormondroyd, Lannon, Burke.

George Griffin and Jordan Turner return for Castleford to face Salford Red Devils with a shot of reaching the semi-finals.

Castleford: Evalds, Turner, Shenton, Mata'utia, Olpherts, Trueman, Richardson, Milner, Holmes, Millington, Griffin, McShane, Massey.

Interchanges: Watts, Smith, Martin, O'Brien.

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Alongside that big TV play button are links to ´óÏó´«Ã½ Local Radio commentaries if you should want to listen along.

We're back folks and we've got one more Challenge Cup quarter-final tie to get stuck into.

Castleford take on last season's finalists Salford Red Devils for a shot at a semi-final place.

Kick-off is coming soon.

Tevita Satae scores twice as Hull FC reach the Challenge Cup semi-finals with a 20-10 win over Wigan.

Right, we're going to leave things here for a little bit ahead of the fourth and final Challenge Cup quarter-final.

We'll pick things up in a bit just before Castleford take on Salford Red Devils in around and hour's time.

Get yourself a brew and a biscuit. We'll see you later.

Wigan Warriors head coach Adrian Lam told ´óÏó´«Ã½ Sport:

"We weren't Wigan today. We couldn't build any pressure and it was a stop-start game. Individual errors put us under pressure and we couldn't hold out.

"It's uncharacteristic. We've competed really high in the 80s and 90s in the last four weeks and I don't know, it's frustrating, it's not who we are.

"We need to take a good look at ourselves."

Hull FC boss Brett Hodgson told ´óÏó´«Ã½ Sport:

"We had little bits of adversity this week with what happened last week and losing Jake Connor and Brad Fash made us very thin.

"Chris [Satae] was immense in midfield and I'm really proud. We know against Wigan you don't win the game unless you play for 80 minutes and our defensive intent was brilliant.

"We're so proud of the group and happy to get through to the next round."

Hull FC forward Chris Satae told ´óÏó´«Ã½ Sport:

"I'm happy and glad for the boys who dug in for each other against a good Wigan side. You know what they will bring and they play for the full 80 minutes.

"We knew the weather meant we had to keep the ball tight and not do anything fancy.

"I'm fortunate and happy [to score two tries]. It would have been nothing if we didn't win."

Well that just about wraps that up. Hull FC exploited Wigan's errors today and they go through.

They join Warrington and St Helens in the semi-finals and they deserve it thanks to a dominant performance.

Wigan just weren't at the races today.

If you could sum up Wigan's afternoon, this might be a good start.

Liam Byrne loses possession deep into Hull's half just as they start a promising break in front of the posts.

Adrian Lam's side will be counting down to the hooter, here.

Marc Sneyd misses his second drop-goal attempt within a matter of minutes and this one's so far wide.

Not long remains now and Hull are coasting past Wigan.

Marc Sneyd goes for a trademark drop-goal but Wigan get a hand up in time to stop him.

Says a lot that he's attempted that, really.

Time ticking down and surely you'd say Hull's lead is unassailable unless Wigan can find something and fast.

Hull dominate from the restart and Marc Sneyd puts a speculative kick towards goal but no one can work on to it in time.