BBC have chosen one Saturday and one Sunday clash for broadcast from the Challenge Cup quarter-finals.
The decisions have allowed the RFL to assign the four games to days between Friday April 10 and Sunday April 12.
The weekend will open with St Helens at home to Catalans on Friday night, with two matches to follow on Saturday.
Hull KR and York will kick off in East Hull at the early time of 1.30pm and be shown on BBC 2.
Warrington’s hosting of Leigh starts four hours later at the Halliwell Jones Stadium while Sunday’s Wakefield-Wigan tie will be on BBC One.
Broadcast arrangements for the remaining two games are to be announced but the Rugby Football League said they would be available live.
2026 Challenge Cup quarter-finals:
Friday, April 10: St Helens v Catalans Dragons, KO 8pm
Saturday, April 11: Hull KR v York Knights RLFC, KO 1.30pm.
Saturday, April 11: Warrington Wolves v Leigh Leopards, KO 5.30pm
Sunday April 12: Wakefield Trinity v Wigan Warriors, KO 1.00pm.