Challenge Cup: Salford Red Devils, ST Helens and Hull Book in the quarterfinals | Rugby league news
Harry Robertson played a major role as St Helens softened the 22-14 victory over Leeds to book his place in the Betfred Challenge Cup quarterfinals.
Robertson flew through Clear to set an attempt at night for his teammate Tristan Sailor before returning the Australian to a neat shot to send the young man to win Seal Saints.
The early attempt by Kyle Feldt gave Saints 6-2 half, and Jake Connor had to show all the rhinosi for their efforts in the introductory period.
Jeff Whitley also scored after a break, while men Paul Wellens exceeded 20 points of clear before the late Leeds, Ash Handley and Harry Newman Crossing.
Salford came strong in the second half to sink championship championship Bradford And book your place in the last eight win 26-16.
Men Paula Rowley, who lost the star of the half -time Marc Sneyd this week, in Warrington, certainly afraid of the worst when Kieran Gill skipped clearly to give visitors the lead.
But late attempts from Jayden Nicors and Ethan Ryan, along with 10 points from Sneyd’s trunk replacement, Kai Morgan, gave the hosts a welcome relief from their current financial situation.
The back of the return from Guy Armitage and Zac Fulton gave Bradford the initiative after an early attempt by Esan Marsters for the hosts.
But after scoring four points at halftime, Salford recited the lead when Ryan Brierley crossed and bounced after Gillin’s interruption eventually sealed a victory with relatively ease.
Oliver Gildart scored two of the seven Hull Kr Tries while menie Peters were cruising to the success of 40-0 over the championship Oldham at Sewell Group Craven.
The center was joined on the list by Tom Davies, Jai Whitbread, Lee Kershaw, Bill Leyland and Jack Broadbent, while Danny Richardson added six conversions.
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