The 2018 Ladbrokes Challenge Cup semi-finals have now officially sold out.

For the first time in Challenge Cup history both semi-finals – St Helens v Catalans Dragons (12.30pm) and Warrington Wolves v Leeds Rhinos (2.45pm) – will be played in one venue, The University of Bolton Stadium, in what is sure to be a spectacular day for supporters.

Rugby Football League Chief Executive, Ralph Rimmer, said: “The Ladbrokes Challenge Cup is the most prestigious competition in Rugby League and holding two semi-finals in one stadium is another historic moment in its legacy.

“The 2018 competition has been full of excitement – from Round 1 right through to the semi-finals – and it’s fantastic that the two fixtures will be played in front of a full house at The University of Bolton Stadium.

“I am certain that the capacity crowd will create an incredible atmosphere at Bolton and I look forward to watching two extraordinary games between four top sides as they battle for a place at the Ladbrokes Challenge Cup final.”

Supporters who don’t have a ticket to the game are still able to watch all of the action live on BBC One from 12.15pm on Sunday, August 5 or listen on BBC Radio 5 Live.

The semi-finals round off a bumper weekend of Challenge Cup action as the Women’s Challenge Cup Final – Leeds Rhinos v Castleford Tigers (3.00pm)– and the Women’s Challenge Shield Final – Bradford Bulls v Stanningley (1.00pm) – take place at the Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington on Saturday, August 4.

Tickets for the Women’s finals can be purchased on the day price at £5 for Adults and free of charge for Under 16s.

The Women’s games will also be live-streamed on the Rugby Football League’s Our League App and the BBC Sport Live Event Platform.

Tickets for the Ladbrokes Challenge Cup final at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, August 25 start from £20 for adults and can be purchased by calling the Rugby League Ticket Office on 0844 856 1113 or by visiting www.rugby-league.com/tickets.

The easiest way to travel to Wembley is via coach. Book your travel by visiting the www.nationalexpress.com/rugbyleague