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The draw for the sixth round of the Betfred Challenge Cup has been made.

Leeds Rhinos have been drawn at home to neighbours Castleford Tigers .

Wakefield Trinity, who have not reached the final since 1979, face successive visits to HJ Stadium after being drawn away against Warrington Wolves.

Featherstone Rovers face a tough trip to 2021 league leaders and Grand Final runners-up Catalans Dragons.

Rhinos are aiming to regain the trophy they last won two years ago. Picture by Mike Egerton/PA.

The derby between Leeds and Castleford will be the sides’ fifth Cup meeting of the summer era and first in the competition since the 2014 final at Wembley, which was won by Leeds.

Tigers won 15-12 at Headingley in 1998 and Rhinos gained revenge with a 42-12 success at the Jungle three years later. The 2011 semi-final, at Doncaster, went to golden point extra-time before a Kevin Sinfield penalty goal sent Rhinos through to the final.

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Tom Briscoe scores for Rhinos in their 2014 Wembley win over Castleford. Picture by Steve Riding.

Lee Radford, the Tigers boss, guided Hull FC to successive Cup final triumphs in 2016 and 2017, while Leeds’ Richard Agar was in charge when they last lifted the trophy, two years ago.

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