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Victory over Harlequins, who were shock winners at Knowsley Road in round one back in a wintry February, would keep St Helens in front of Leeds with two matches left to play and coach Daniel Anderson insists the hunger for success is as strong as ever after retaining the Challenge Cup last weekend.

"This isn't finished," he warned. "We're not content now. We're very proud of what we've done so far, but it's almost a relief that it's one out of the way. We're actually quite relaxed for the last three weeks."

Ominously for their rivals, Anderson also believes there is still some improvement to come from the reigning champions, who have lost three of their last six League matches.

"I'm not really sure if we've played good, attacking rugby," he said. "We've been great defensively but our attack has been a bit scratchy for six or seven weeks. Even in the final it was a bit scratchy.

"I think we've got plenty of improvement in us attacking wise."