Toulouse and Carcassonne are in the draw. Gonna be live on twitter, however that works.

Draw live right now on the RFL's twitter feed [url=http://www.twitter.com/TheRFL@TheRFL[/url

Workington v Carcassonne

Swinton v Toulouse

Workington and Whitehaven seem to draw French teams reguarly. Thats cool though, never seen ASC before.

Both tough ties as well but against beatable championship opposition.

How are the 2 teams chosen to enter? I understand ASC but Toulouse...?

For Toulouse, it's compensation of sorts for how it ended in the Championship. I think next year it's back to league champions and cup winners. Of course, this time round, ASC are both of those things, so it ought to have been the championship runners-up.

Ah, right, will be interesting to see how they get on - its been a while since I saw one of the French league teams win over here.

Toulouse have hammered Swinton today 56-18.

A few injuries for ASC by the look of things, anybody have any other info please?

ASC team 1 ESCAMILLA 2 MAZARD 3 SAVAGE 4 BARRAU 5 EXPERT 6 AITKEN 7 SABRI 8 PAU 9 NICOL 10 OFFERDALH 12 ANDERSON 11 ROUANET 13 JACQUET 14 DELPECH 15 JOVANI 16 BEMBA 17 CANET

Nice one TO. Up the Canaries for this afternoon

ASC beaten 24-16 in a close game. Town easily deserved to win as Carcassonne were poor in the first half despite opening the scores through Russel Aitkin, they didn't kick the goal and Town scores three unanswered tries and it was 18-4 at h/t.

Carcassonne pulled it back in the second half and after a disappointing first half Vinnie Anderson got into the game and had a hand in most things Carcassonne did in the last 25 minutes. Sadly for us ASC couldn't make the most of their opportunities and were their own worst enemies with the referee.

The game ended with a bit of controversy when a bit of a brawl erupted and the referee carded several players, Workingtons player jogged up behind Vinnie Anderson, said some choice words to the big man, perhaps suggesting a new barber? anyhow Vinnie took much exeption to this and promptly filled the lad in in the dug out, resulting in another all in scrap in the tunnel.

All of which we absolutley of course in no way condone or want to see

but it was bloody good fun

Draw at 3.30pm, Radio 5

Exciting stuff... fancy London away.

Not live on the radio any more. Her final insult

Hunslet v Dragons

bah just beat me

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York v TO

TO could win that.

York got a real fright from Blackbrook yesterday. Snuck home by 2. But then a couple of weeks ago, they were comfortable winners against Fev. So you just can't read 'em at the moment.

definately a winnable tie for TO. onwards and upwards

Dragons to play on the Sunday, April 21, at 1pm

Renamed thread to fit the house style.

TO against York is a 3pm KO, also on the Sunday, which is a shame for Yorkshire-based completists. As a result, I'll be at neither.

TO squad for the trip to York:
Bastien Ader, Yohan Barthau, Shane Blackett, Damien Couturier, Yoann Didone, Luke Fahy, Johnathon Ford, Théo Gonzalez-Trique, Jérôme Gout, Adam Innes, Mark Kheirallah, Mourad Kriouache, Samy Masselot, Tony Maurel, Cyril Moliner, Florian Quintilla, Eloni Vunakece, Guy Williams.