Saints, Hull KR and Salford through to last eight

With a 22-14 victory over Leeds Rhinos, St. Helens advanced to the Challenge Cup quarter-finals after putting together an impressive second-half performance.

On a chilly night, the 2021 winners scored through Ash Handley and Harry Newman in response, along with Tristan Sailor, Matt Whitley, Tristan Sailor, and Harry Robertson.

Paul Wellens’ side had to come from behind and withstand some heavy pressure, but they fought back from their Super League defeat to Hull KR last time out.

Hull KR and Red Devils of Salford draw with Saints in the draw despite the two teams’ nights competing against Championship rivals.

After receiving a pass from Harry Robertson to score, Feldt scored with a smart kick, and Leeds failed to deal with the error to score the favor.

Additionally, Whitley made money off of George Delaney’s and Jonny Lomax’s strong cross-running.

In Perpignan last weekend, Leeds struggled to earn a single point, and Brad Arthur’s side struggled to execute and move quickly to a winning result.

The Red Devils were therefore anticipating a Bradford side that had already eliminated the Castleford Tigers in the previous round, and it initially appeared as though the worst might ever occur.

Esan Marsters opened the scoring for Salford, but Guy Armitage and Zac Fulton scored the Bulls’ first tries after the break and Kieran Gill added more points.

Willie Peters’ strong teamwork earned him praise for making the quarter-finals for Hull KR.

The Roughyeds have made significant investments in the Championship under former cup winner Sean Long, but they found the Super League runners-up last year in ruthless mode.

The first-half platform was set by Tom Davies, Jai Whitbread, debutant Lee Kershaw, and Oli Gildart.