Corey Parker penalty wins it for Brisbane in golden point extra time
Andrew McCullough and Lachlan Maranta tries for Broncos
Liam Farrell and stunning Joe Burgess score for Wigan
St George beat Warrington 18-12 on Friday
Series concludes with St Helens v South Sydney on Sunday
Wigan earn a repeat set of six as Joel Tomkins is held on the ground and prevented from playing the ball. George Williams puts a kick up, and is Joe Burgess in? No, says referee Phil Bentham. Burgess was held up and Brisbane survive the rest of the set without alarm.
Andrew Priestley:, external "We're about to see the gulf in class between the southern and northern hemispheres. The southern hemisphere teams do the simple skills much better."
The pitch doesn't look in the best condition and is cutting up badly early on. Worth remembering that Wigan Athletic played a Championship fixture on the same patch of grass last night.
Brisbane sensing a chance to go clear here. Joel Tomkins, Wigan's captain in the absence of Sean O'Loughlin, is penalised for a high shot, gifting possession back to the Broncos. They reach the Warriors line but Ben Hunt's grubber kick rolls dead.
Ian Sibbit
Ex-Warrington forward on BBC Radio Manchester
"It's frustrating from a Wigan point of view because they have gifted them that try. It's a simple error from Joe Burgess and Wigan are six points behind."
Image source, Getty ImagesJust as Warrington did last night, Wigan concede early. Joe Burgess is tackled near his own line and loses the ball under his own posts, allowing Broncos hooker Andrew McCullough to dive over unchallenged. A simple conversion for Corey Parker makes it 6-0 to the Australian side. Wigan coach Shaun Wane will not be impressed.
Could be a try for Brisbane - up to the video ref, we go.
Bad, bad error from Aaron Whitchurch as the Brisbane centre spills the ball five metres from his own line. Wigan go through the full set of six but Matty Smith's kick doesn't test Lachlan Maranta.
Brisbane make ground but Wigan winger Joe Burgess claims the chipped kick on the fifth tackle. Danger averted for now.
Rob:, external Gonna stick my neck out and say Wigan by four.
The first Brisbane kick forward is allowed to bounce by Wigan full-back Matt Bowen, who collects the ball eventually and then is almost dragged into his own in-goal area. Anthony Gelling coughs up possession and the Broncos have good field position early on.
Image source, Ged ScottBBC Sport's Ged Scott at the DW Stadium: "It's the hooter, that's what! And I'm sat right next to it!
"The DW 'hooter operator' has warned me that he'll nudge me when he's about to press it so I can cover my ears."
We're under way at the DW Stadium. Part two of the World Club Series trilogy has begun!
The cherry and white flags are waving proudly in the stands as the two sides take to the field.
Teams are in the tunnel. Kick-off not too far away.
BBC Sport's Ged Scott at the DW Stadium: "Memories of the past in the air at the DW tonight.
"Apart from the brass band belting out Land of Hope and Glory and Rule Britannia opposite the main stand, Wigan have just welcomed two members of the victorious team which beat Brisbane 20-14 on Australian soil in the World Club Challenge in 1994 - half-back Shaun Edwards, the man of the match that day down under at the ANZ Stadium, and full-back Gary Connolly."
Just in case you're not overly familiar with the Brisbane Broncos squad, here are some players to look out for...
Image source, SWPIX.COMExperienced forward pair Sam Thaiday and Corey Parker have spent their entire club careers with Brisbane and helped Australia regain the World Cup in 2013.
Half-back Ben Hunt is a little lower down the age scale, but the 24-year-old has already made an impression at international level.
He scored a try on his international debut for the Kangaroos against England in the Four Nations last November and inspired his country to a 16-12 victory.
Hunt's half-back partner Anthony Milford is an exciting talent and one of the most highly-rated young players in the NRL.
Image source, Ged ScottWhat is it about sports fans and half-and-half scarves?
Whenever you go to a game there's always someone selling them - and tonight is no different outside the DW Stadium, where scarves in the colours of Wigan and Brisbane are up for grabs.
Image source, SWPIX.COMAfter losing in last season's Grand Final, Wigan have started 2015 with an eventful draw at Widnes and a narrow home win over Huddersfield.
"The main thing is that we turn up and put our best performance on - I'm sure the players will do that," Warriors coach Shaun Wane told BBC Radio Manchester.
"We do need to improve. They were two poor performances. We're not finding that consistency in our game yet.
"I'm looking forward to it. We have a history at this club with the World Club Challenge and it's going to be a great atmosphere."
Tonight's World Club Series meeting between Wigan and Brisbane will evoke memories of the 1994 World Club Challenge, and the last time an English side won the event on Australian soil.
A Wigan team containing Jason Robinson, Martin Offiah, Frano Botica, Shaun Edwards, Denis Betts and Andy Farrell were 20-14 victors against the Broncos.
The World Club Challenge returned down under last year after two decades away and Wigan were again involved, but they were thrashed 36-14 by Sydney Roosters.