Shaun Kenny-Dowall's rallying call to Hull KR team-mates ahead of Challenge Cup semi-final

Hull Kingston Rovers captain Shaun Kenny-Dowall admits it would be an 'immense honour' to potentially lead the Robins out in a Challenge Cup final - and has called on his team-mates to show how far they have come in recent years this weekend. Rovers face Huddersfield for a place in the final at Tottenham later this month, with a significant amount of support from the Robins faithful expected to travel to Leeds for the game.

Just months after falling agonisingly short of a first Super League Grand Final, Kenny-Dowall and his team-mates now stand within 80 minutes of more history. And this time, he has insisted there is nobody resting on their laurels and getting caught up in the moment.

"It doesn't stop here," he told Hull Live. "It can't stop here. We're not just content getting to this stage, and that's showing how far the club has come in the last couple of years. We want to play in a major final together and make the most of the opportunity.

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"We'll definitely be better for that experience of last year's semi-final. Some of the young lads have played in a big game now, but we're trying not to be overawed by the occasion and we're focussing on doing the best we can in terms of preparation. The build-up has been great, but we really want to enjoy the moment and try and savour it rather than put it to the back of our minds."

For Kenny-Dowall personally, it will also be a moment to savour given the affection he has not only for the Challenge Cup, but for Rovers in particular since making the move to England two years ago.

"It would be an immense honour to play in a major final with this group, for this club,"