The Carnegie Challenge Cup fourth round draw will take place on Sunday March 20 and will be live on BBC Radio Five Live at 1.30pm.

Broadcast live on Five Live’s Colin Murray Show, the draw will feature the winners of the third round ties from earlier this month with the 14 Engage Super League clubs who enter the competition at this stage.

Making the draw will be former Bradford Bulls, Wigan Warriors, Crusaders and Great Britain coach Brian Noble and BBC Sports Presenter George Riley.

In addition to the fourth round draw, Colin Murray will also host a Rugby League show immediately after the draw with draw reaction from Engage Super League coaches, players and special guests in the studio.

The fourth round ties will take place on the weekend on May 7/8 2011.

who do you want a championship team, poor super league team

i'll settle for anybody at home. suppose deep down would love the Rhinos at home

another round would be good then a massive home tie with thebulls and pull off a shock would be good

no money in that tie as all rhinos fans will use free ticket if season ticket holder.
better worst team this round then go for big home game.

totally agree, easier draw this round and hope for a big home tie after that! bulls would be awesome, rhinos too!

Unfortunately we blew a supreme chance last season and it is unlikely that we will get such an opportunity again. I think last year's team would have matched Catalan at home.

I personally dont know how this works?????

If the RFL fund the season tickets coming to the game then I would like Bradford Bulls at home, as they have 10200 season ticket holders (this would have to ba an all ticket game then). I think it would be great to see a large crowd at the shay.

However if we get "nowt" for seaon ticket holders coming to our ground I would prefer a championship side, at home, then if we get through to the next round a Superleague team "at home".

get nothing as first round club is in season ticket holders get in free home or away.

Leigh or widnes away.

I understand that. But as it is the RFL who have made this rule it, in effect, means that clubs are out of pocket, therefore they should be recompensing the home club for the loss of revenue. I dont know if this is the case or not?

The draw is now on the 24th during half-time between ourselves and Fev.

No its not, That draw is the Northern Rail cup draw.

Thought the nrc draw was tonight h/t york v sheffield ?

They seems to be confusion on the matter lets hope someone can shed some light on it.

This is from the courier about northern rail cup draw

suppose you could say it was a gamble, but we have a strong squad and that will be the story of our success this year,” said Calland, who is now waiting for the draw, which will be made at half time in next Thursday’s Shay clash between Fax and Featherstone

and got this from the BBC website

The Carnegie Challenge Cup fourth round draw will take place on Sunday March 20 and will be live on BBC Radio Five Live at 1.30pm.

Broadcast live on Five Live’s Colin Murray Show, the draw will feature the winners of the third round ties from earlier this month with the 14 Engage Super League clubs who enter the competition at this stage.

Making the draw will be former Bradford Bulls, Wigan Warriors, Crusaders and Great Britain coach Brian Noble and BBC Sports Presenter George Riley.

In addition to the fourth round draw, Colin Murray will also host a Rugby League show immediately after the draw with draw reaction from Engage Super League coaches, players and special guests in the studio.

The fourth round ties will take place on the weekend on May 7/8 2011.

hope this clears things up gang?

Thanks, apologies for the mis-info.