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Monday 11 December 1995 00:02 GMT

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Warrington and Leeds overcame early shocks to sweep aside lower division opposition to join Wigan and St Helens in today's semi-final draw.

Warrington led Rochdale, who opened the scoring, by only 18-14 after an uninspired first half, but recovered sufficiently to record a 38-20 success.

Kevin Iro scored two of Leeds' nine tries in their 44-22 success against Carlisle, who also scored first.

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