We also actually beat Warrington twice in the league as well.



Cas aren't much of a warm up though to be honest.

We stuff Cas at the back end of pretty much every season. It's becoming a welcome tradition.

Who can tell. Leeds have had their name on the cup a few times, perhaps none more so than in 2010 as it marked the 100th anniversary of their first Challenge Cup triumph.



Omens or just coincidences?



Leeds have scored 2004 points in the Challenge Cup during the SL Era and we all now recognise 2004 as a special number following the first Championship in 32 years.



Wembley will mark Leeds' 100th cup fixture of the SL Era. Let's hope this century can create a happier memory of a good performance than the one above.

We just stuff Cas at any time of the season ... What the drubbing we gave them early in the season a couple of years back.

Maybe so, but the cannon fodder they've put in front us a few games from the end of the last 4 seasons has provided a welcome boost for the run-in

Having said that, we paid for the win with our dearest blood last year with the loss of Peacock and Biff Burgess just before the final.



Glad we came through last night more or less unscathed. Hope that's the same next week in London.

Nice spot.



Leeds have kept a clean sheet in four of the last five opening forty minutes. Last night was also the fourth consecutive time they've done that while facing Castleford.



Thanks in part to Rob Burrow taking over the kicking duties in the final quarter Leeds have now scored 666 points V Castleford in the SL Regular Round matches at Headingley.

Was last night the first minutes Sinfield has missed all season?

I don't keep those stats but I can't recall him being substitutied in any game this season before last night.



One thing for sure is the four attempts at goal by Rob Burrow were the first place kicks for Leeds not taken by Sinfield this season.

Good work as always TVOC. The devil is in the details.

Thanks for that oh so sweet reminder and trip down memory lane. I would rank that 19-0 game at Central Park as one of the most enjoyable games in my 23 years as a Leeds supporter. This was partly due to Bentley's try and secondly due to the fact that we had nilled the mighty Wigan at Central Park. No longer could you hear the durge of "weegan, weegan, weegan". They were well and truly silenced that night.



I kept asking my mate from 70 minutes onward, "they can't come back now can they, surely, they can't come back now"?







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