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Wakefield receive a goal-line drop-out after Jordan Tansey fails to deal with a kick from Tim Smith.
Summary
FT: Castleford 56-16 Wakefield
Castleford's Solomona gets four, Gibson three
Wakefield name Brian Smith as head coach
FT: St Helens 20-16 Warrington
FT: Catalans 22-22 Huddersfield
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Castleford's Jordan Tansey too eager with the try line in sight and as he tried to pull himself up to meet a pass he slips and the attack comes to nothing.
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Image source, Getty ImagesControlled early exchanges in the second half, but both Castleford and Wakefield attacks lack real bite.
Adam Milner tried to force a pass out the back of a tackle when the Tigers were in good position and a kick from Pita Godinet was easily collected by Castleford's defence.
Kick-offpublished at 18:35 British Summer Time 31 May 2015
And Castleford get the last half of action under way with a long kick into Wakefield territory.
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How much heart can Brian Smith take from that first-half showing?
Yes, Super League's bottom side were exposed too easily and too often, but they have recovered to show genuine fight. And, of course, there is the superb talent of Tom Johnstone to smile about.
Wakefield appoint Smithpublished at 18:33 British Summer Time 31 May 2015
Image source, Getty ImagesIf you missed it a little earlier on, Wakefield have announced that Brian Smith has agreed to become their new head coach.
Get involved using #bbcrlpublished at 18:30 British Summer Time 31 May 2015
St Helens prop Alex Walmsley on Twitter: "Highlight of my Magic Weekend has to be doing the Alan Shearer celebration at the end of the game with Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook at the Gallowgate End."
Record Magic Weekend attendancepublished at 18:28 British Summer Time 31 May 2015
Image source, Getty ImagesConfirmation of a record Magic Weekend attendance - there are almost 27,000 inside St James' Park today, making a total of 67,788 over the two days.
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Francis Cummins
Ex-Bradford coach on BBC Radio Leeds"If two quick tries go in, even the neutrals think twice about hanging around and consider getting back on the A1. But Wakefield have come back and shown that they can play in spells."
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Image source, PAWakefield went three quick tries down, but have recovered here at St James Park and go into the break just six points down.
Tom Johnston has grabbed a brace for the Wildcats after Denny Solomona had bagged two of his own early on.
Half-timepublished at 18:20 British Summer Time 31 May 2015
Typical of that first half there was the threat of a try right to the last.
Denny Solomona with a fabulous great down the wing, but the play peters out with the siren sounding and possession relinquished.
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James Deighton
BBC Radio Leeds commentator"Wakefield hit back. Quick hands and numbers give Tom Johnstone his second try, and the Wildcats just will not go away."
TRY (Johnstone)published at 18:12 British Summer Time 31 May 2015
Image source, Getty ImagesTry saver at one end then strolls one in at the other. Tom Johnstone dots the ball down without a defender in sight.
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No try.
On his tip toes, Denny Solomona dances down the touchline and does everything in his power to get over the line. The pressure from Tom Johnstone is just enough to deny him what would have been a fine treble.
There's still plenty of time for him to complete a hat-trick today, though.
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Denny Solomona to complete his hat-trick?
TRY (Shenton, goal Gale)published at 18:06 British Summer Time 31 May 2015
Image source, SWPIX.COMAfter pinning Wakefield back on their line, Castleford move the ball patiently before moving the ball out wide quickly to find Michael Shenton. He still had all the work to do as he palmed off the attention of Tom Johnstone before crossing over.
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Castleford's Jake Webster is getting some medical attention after he seems to catch the shoulder of Matt Ryan in a tackle.
He is rattled, but is passed clear to remain on the pitch.
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After some positive early reports, it now also seems that the day is done for Castleford hooker Scott Moore after he also went off with a bloodied head in his clash with Scott Anderson.
Wakefield appoint Smithpublished at 17:59 British Summer Time 31 May 2015
Nathan Middleton
BBC Sport at St. James' ParkWarrington head coach Tony Smith could not hide his frustration when speaking to the press after his side's narrow defeat by St Helens, even when asked about his brother Brian taking over at Wakefield.
"I'm not really into that at the moment," he said. "I love my brother to death and I'm pleased for him, but we're talking about today."
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Image source, PAWakefield have settled nicely now.
Those three tries looked as if the stuffing would be knocked out of Super League's bottom side, but with two quick tries they are now matching Castleford.