Wakefield Trinity v Bradford Bulls,
Widnes Vikings v Swinton Lions,
Sheffield Eagles v Workington Town,
Newcastle Thunder v Whitehaven or Dewsbury,
Featherstone Rovers v Hunslet,
Toronto Wolfpack v Huddersfield Giants,
Hull KR v Leigh Centurions,
York City Knights v Rochdale Hornets.

Some good ties. KR vs Leigh could be a tight one. Probably pick of the round along with the WY Wakefield vs Bradford match.

Where will the Toronto game be played ?

Huddersfield

If they progress and are drawn at home again will they continue playing at the opposition's ground ? Not an issue anyway because you'll be fine

A few tasty looking games there.
Certainly KR v Leigh looks the pick of the round and there will be some interest in Trinity v Bulls.
It's a pity that Toronto v Hudds isn't being played over there as it would give them a better chance of progression but, the costs are prohibitive.

I reckon the BBC/OurLeague games will be either...Hull KR v Leigh, Huddersfield v Toronto, or maybe Newcastle v Dewsbury (if they win v Haven)

I will be amazed if BBC DONT pick Huddersfield as it will be a chance to showcase SBW

Good point, you may be spot on, plus it's the tie of the round, wouldn't mind watching Leigh at KR though.

For me, although Huddersfield v Toronto is an all SL clash and does have the draw of SBW, the KR v Leigh game would be the one to watch Leigh will really fancy their chances and will want to put a marker down to show their SL aspirations

It’s not to do with the cost but to do with the fact that the game likely wouldnt be able to go ahead due to the weather. Currently forecasting freezing temps and snow falls between 5-15cm for later in the week in the Toronto region.

Regardless of the weather, I thought they had agreed to play ALL of their Cup fixtures over here ??
Mind you, I dont think they will be playing 2 cup games this season

Giants v torono is a wednesday night game

Is that down to your landlords playing at the weekend?.

Landlords? think you need to do some research

oh your just squatting then

Just like Leigh, Huddersfield can’t afford their own stadium and as such, have to rely on the council lending them theirs

Leigh Centurions have a 12.5% stake (small I know) in the Leigh Sports Village set up. Wakefield Trinity now own their own ground, surely that is worthy of a compliment from your small brain.

The biggest team in the history of the sport Wigan, don't own their own ground. Must do better Stephanie.

how can we squat in something we have ownership in?

We do own two others though

That combined are worth less than what you pay a season for sicknote Burgess

Sicknote? Missed 3 games through injury in 2 seasons

As a matter of interest which two are those?.

Our two training bases which happen to be stadiums. Granted neither are big enough to host a Super League game but if crowds keep dropping they soon might be.