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Huddersfield Giants hooker Luke Robinson acknowledges his side need to improve on recent form in the Challenge Cup semi-final with Warrington.

The Giants have won just one of their last eight league matches and fell to a 52-6 defeat at Castleford on Sunday.

He told 91Èȱ¬ Look North: "We'll need to improve massively to beat Warrington but it can be done and we're confident of doing it.

"We believe if we play to our potential then we can cause an upset."

He added: "We've put a few things to bed this week and I think everyone's come away feeling like a weight has been lifted off their shoulders."

And the former Wigan and Salford man says the incentive of a place in the final at Wembley should be all the motivation the team need.

"It's huge, especially from an English perspective because it's what you grow up with," he continued.

"Getting your hands on the Challenge Cup is as good as it gets for a player.

"To play at such a fantastic stadium and maybe get a winner's medal is something that'll have everyone giving 100%."

The Giants will be looking to get revenge on the Wolves as well as being knocked out by them at the Galpharm the following season.

Robinson is hopeful that Sunday's semi-final at Salford City Stadium will see another highly-entertaining contest.

"It's strange really, a rivalry has appeared between us in the last few years. We keep meeting each other in big games," he concluded.

"The majority of the games we've produced have been good contests so I think it'll be a good match for the neutrals."