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Wakefield Wildcats draw Oldham in Carnegie Challenge Cup quarter-finals



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WAKEFIELD Wildcats have once again drawn lucky in the Carnegie Challenge Cup.
After rounds against Salford City Reds and Barrow Raiders, Wildcats have avoided Super League opposition for the third time running.

Wildcats, who were the first team drawn out of the 'hat', will entertain Co-Op National League 2 side Oldham at Belle Vue on the weekend of May 31-June 1, 2008.

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Oldham are sure to provide a few tricky moments for Wakefield but the Super League side - especially with home advantage - will start favourites to book their place in this year's semi-finals.

Full draw: Wakefield Wildcats v Oldham, Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors, Hull KR v St Helens, Bradford Bulls v Hull FC.

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  • Last Updated: 13 May 2008 12:57 PM
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