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Hear the views of head coach Jon Sharp following Featherstone's fourth-round victory over Swinton Lion - in the Kingstone Press Championship.
John Davies picked up the Supporters player of the year at the Featherstone Rovers annual awards.
Will Sharpes after the hooter match winning try versus Batley was the Featherstone Rovers try of the 2015 season. Here's all the nominations that the annual award evening attendees voted on. Jy Hitchcox try at London was a closely contested 2nd with Ben Blackmores try at Whitehaven third.
Andy Haye gives his reaction to his teams 48-24 victory over Swinton Lions in the Kingstone Press Championship.
Featherstone are 80 minutes away from retaining the league leaders' shield in the Kingstone Press Championship after securing a thrilling 40-24 win over long-time table-toppers Sheffield Eagles.
Featherstone came from behind to gain a precious 18-12 win over Batley to maintain the pressure on Kingstone Press Championship leaders Sheffield Eagles. Batley led 12-10 at half-time thanks to tries from full-back Miles Greenwood and winger Greg Johnson, both goaled by Tom Hemingway, but hooker Andy Ellis scored two minutes into the second half to nudge Rovers in front and they held on to complete the double over the Bulldogs. Steve Crossley and Ian Hardman had scored first-half tries for Featherstone, who are just a point behind the Eagles and one in front of Halifax.
Featherstone look set to top the Championship for the third season running after securing a 28-28 draw at Sheffield. Daryl Powell\'s side are four points clear of second-placed Halifax with two games remaining as a result, and have completed the regular campaign without losing an away game. Andy Kain scored a hat-trick for them, with Tangi Ropati and Ian Hardman grabbing their other tries. For Sheffield, the prolific Quentin Laulu-Togagae crossed twice, with Michael Knowles, Scott Turner and James Davey getting their other tries.