Hull Kingston Rovers will be holding a bus parade through Hull to celebrate the team winning the Challenge Cup. The Robins beat the Warrington Wolves 8-6 at Wembley on Saturday. The parade starts at Craven Park at 17:00 BST on Sunday and will make its way through east Hull arriving at Hull City Hall in Victoria Square at 18:00.

Hull Kingston Rovers ended their 45-year wait to win the Challenge Cup after a Tom Davies try two minutes from time helped seal a dramatic 8-6

WARRINGTON Wolves supporters will be hoping that history repeats itself at Wembley because Warrington and Hull Kingston Rovers have met in a Challenge Cup final before. The year was 1905, the venue was Headingley (the original Wembley Stadium wasn’t built until 1923) and Warrington won 6-0 with two second-half tries from the remarkable Jack Fish.