Huddersfield v Swinton reaction

Huddersfield boss Nathan Brown warned his side against complacency after seeing them sweep aside Swinton to reach the Challenge Cup last eight.

Despite coasting to a 52-0 win at the Galpharm to reach the last eight, Brown insisted Huddersfield will need to be on their guard whoever they are paired against in Tuesday's quarter-final draw.

He said: "Batley have nearly caused an upset, Featherstone caused one and nearly caused another one, which is one of the great things about the cup, it's what happens on the day.

"I'm sure everyone will be talking about Leigh now because they're the only Championship side left. Whoever they get will be wary because the Super League is so different to the Challenge Cup where anything can happen.

"The key to the Challenge Cup is just staying alive. If you could control the draw there might be one or two sides everyone might favour getting but you've got to play well."

Three tries early on from Danny Brough, David Faiumu and Lee Gilmour were then followed by another three in seven minutes just before half-time as Greg Eden, Jason Chan and Scott Grix put the tie to bed before the interval.

Eden claimed his second of the game just after half-time before a late double from Jamie Cording added gloss to the scoreline.

Swinton coach Steve McCormack was proud of his side's display but was left to rue a disallowed try from Ian Mort which meant they conceded nine tries unanswered.

He said: "I thought we had a right dig at them, especially in the second half and I'm disappointed we didn't score. I think it was a try, the touch judge gave it, but I don't think we'd have won anyway!

"I'm proud of the players and hopefully we'll learn from what Huddersfield have done to us and build on this for the remainder of the season."