Not so sure it would to be honest and no more than say Leigh v Salford could be as an example. In a knock out game any team could face a mullering. At the end of the day the media will want one that attracts more interest and as such Toronto fits the bill for that.

Just think the BBC will like the story behind Toronto etc and not so much interesting in the score otherwise why would they televise FA cup games with non leaguers/League 2 teams v Premier league teams on primetime ?

Some good ties there. Think I prefer it like this compared with the old system where the first couple of rounds with SL teams had them hammering semi pro opposition. Cas v Saints is clearly the tie of the round, I can see Leigh having a good dig at Salford too. Would have maybe fancied Whitehaven had they been at home.

Are there 4 games on TV then, 2 BBC and 2 sky.

I hope so, looking at the draw, some cracking ties, one of the best draws I have seen.

I think the most there will be is just two. Not sure if they're both on bbc or one each between sky and bbc though.

No Dave's right. There are 4. Thurs 10th and Fri 11th on sky. Sat and sun on BBC.

Quite a few decent games to pick from. I imagine that the Cas/Saints and Widnes/Leeds games will be on BBC. Warrington/Toronto and another on sky.

Toronto Wolfpack v Warrington is the tie of the round and surely will be shown live on the bbc.

Give over tie of the round, its a nothing game! Just your loving of everything Toronto.

Castleford vs St Helens is the tie of the round.

Oh nice!
Did that happen last year as well?

why do you say things like that?

Whats the reason for this. It would give Toronto a decent advantage if they played at home.

The weather over there isn't that bad this time of year

i bet Whitehaven are pig sick with that draw, sure they would have wanted a home tie against Leeds Wigan or saints and a big home gate.

I [ithink[/i that they don't actually make much out of the challenge cup, hence Wigan St Pats deciding not to enter, for example. Could be wrong though. I bet they won't be writing this one off as a lost cause anyway, given how close York got.