Right from the kick-off, Ata Hingano - who has the sun in his eyes - lets the ball sail dead and Hull KR force a goal-line drop-out.

It's been one of those afternoons for York, really.

Myles Harrison's over at the corner for York but we're going upstairs again.

Has he gone in to touch in the process of going over? Has there been any obstructions in the build-up?

Let's see.

Joe Burgess knocks on as a York kick rebounds off his hand and goes forward.

York gain another set midway through the Hull KR half.

But can they do something with it?

There's some consternation from the home supporters as Xavier Va'a hauls down Mikey Lewis in the process of the Hull KR man's kick on the turnover.

Nowt wrong with it, though, and play continues.

Nope, not given.

Liam Moore judges Sauaso Sue made a double movement having already been tackled.

A 24-point deficit remains. York have put in a valiant effort, but time's running out now and they've made little difference in the second half in terms of attack.

Sauaso Sue's gone over for what could be his second try of the afternoon for Hull KR.

It's not given on field so we return to video referee Liam Moore.

I think what makes that Mikey Lewis try even more impressive is that the kick is sent WITH the direction of the wind at Craven Park.

Meaning Lewis has to show some incredible acrobatics and strength to stop it from going out at all, let alone to then collect the ball and ground it virtually in mid air.

John Kear
Former Wales head coach on BBC Two

His spatial awareness is sensational to ground it in goal. Magic Mikey at his best.

Mikey Lewis might just have scored an absolute pearler of a try here.

But we go back upstairs.

Oliver Gildart does well to keep hold of the ball on the turnover as Hull KR march onwards.

They win a set of six a mere five metres from the York line but a wayward Mikey Lewis pass rebounds and goes out.

A rare error from the KR man.

Mikey Lewis tries to race through a gap shortly after York cheaply waste their captain's challenge.

But the Hull KR talisman can't quite get through and York end up winning the ball back.

Still no score in the second half which favours the hosts.

Joe Burgess goes into touch under pressure from the York Knights defence.

A bit more of a subdued start to the second half compared to the first.

We're back under way.

York kick us off and are now playing into the wind, rather than with it.

A reminder in case you missed it.

The draw for the final four takes place during half-time of tomorrow's quarter-final between Wakefield and Wigan.

That tie is being broadcast live on BBC One and Leeds legend Jamie Peacock will conduct the draw alongside footballing legend Chris Kamara.

Kevin Brown
Former England international on BBC Two

They've found a really nice balance, Hull KR. When they can play, they can play.

But when Jai Whitbread scored, it sapped York's energy.

Jon Wilkin
Former England international on BBC Two

It's a really dominant first half from Hull KR. But for Mark Applegarth there's some hope in the first half. It wasn't completely one-sided.

Hull KR second-rower James Batchelor told BBC Sport:

"We've got to focus on ourselves. We've not started second halves well enough recently so that's going to be the big focus on us for the second half."

York Knights prop Paul Vaughan told BBC Sport:

"It was a bit of a tough start. We got back in the fight there we've got to keep on completing well and finish our sets and take it from there."