Chris Chester's Wakefield land Sheffield Eagles in Challenge Cup

Chester, who took Hull KR all the way to Wembley in his first full season as head coach in 2015, will be relieved to land a home draw after Wakefield suffered a 24-10 defeat by the Championship club at Bramall Lane in the Super 8s Qualifiers at the end of last season.

The Eagles, who lifted the Cup at Wembley in 1998, booked their place in the fifth-round draw thanks to a 32-28 win over Swinton in Saturday's fourth-round tie, which was director of rugby Mark Aston's 500th match in charge of the club.

Wakefield were knocked out by Championship opponents last season, with Leigh winning 36-30 at Belle Vue.

Hull KR, who lost 50-0 to Leeds in last August's final, have been drawn at home to Oldham while the other two Super League clubs involved at this stage, Widnes and Salford, face away ties against League 1 opponents Rochdale and Hunslet respectively.

Castleford Lock Lane, the only amateur team left in the competition, face a tough trip to Halifax, while Toulouse will have an opportunity to gauge their Championiship credentials when they host Leigh.

The French club have begun their League 1 campaign with two big wins and scored 62 points in their fourth-round win over Gloucestershire University.

The remaining eight Super League clubs will enter the competition at the sixth-round stage.

The fifth-round ties are: Wakefield v Sheffield Eagles, Hull KR v Oldham, Toulouse v Leigh, Rochdale v Widnes, Hunslet v Salford, Halifax v Castleford Lock Lane, Batley v Featherstone, Dewsbury v York.

Ties to be played on the weekend of April 16-17.