The road to the Betfred Wheelchair Challenge Cup Final can be confirmed today, as the competition returns with a new format for 2024.
This time around the competition will be a straight knockout tournament involving all five Super League teams, plus current holders Catalans Dragons and two Challenge Trophy qualifiers.
The Dragons were emphatic winners over Leeds Rhinos last year to record their first Wheelchair Challenge Cup triumph and will begin their campaign with a trip to Hull FC on Saturday 27 April.
Four-time cup winners Halifax Panthers begin with a tricky away clash against current Betfred Wheelchair Super League champions Wigan Warriors, while both London Roosters and Leeds Rhinos will face one of either the winner or runner up of the Challenge Trophy which will take place at the National Basketball Performance Centre in Manchester on Sunday 14 April.
Semi-finals are scheduled for Saturday 11 May, with the final once again taking place at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield on Saturday 1 June – and shown live on BBC Sport.
Betfred Wheelchair Challenge Cup quarter-final ties (ties to be played Saturday 27 April)
- Leeds Rhinos v Wheelchair Challenge Trophy Winner
- Wigan Warriors v Halifax Panthers
- London Roosters v Wheelchair Challenge Trophy Runner Up
- Hull FC v Catalans Dragons
Betfred Wheelchair Challenge Cup semi-final ties (ties to be played on Saturday 11 May)
- Leeds Rhinos or Wheelchair Challenge Trophy Winner v Wigan Warriors or Halifax Panthers
- London Roosters or Wheelchair Challenge Trophy Runner Up v Hull FC or Catalans Dragons
All of the fixtures for this year’s Betfred Wheelchair Challenge Cup can be found here.
