We have been spoiled with two enthralling encounters and now we have Super League bottom side Wakefield Wildcats, a side that has lost 13 of their last 14 games, come up against Castleford side intent on getting back into the top eight.

Stakes are high, no doubt, especially with news of a new coaching appointment for Wakefield expected to break.

So, two really close games so far on Sunday. A draw between Catalans and Huddersfield, and just four points between St Helens and Warrington.

On paper, our last game should be a little more one-sided.

Can Wakefield cause a surprise against Castleford? Andrew Aloia will guide you through the final match of the 2015 Magic Weekend.

St Helens go back up to second in the table with that win, back above Wigan and a point behind Super League leaders Leeds.

Ray French
BBC Radio Merseyside

"What a match, what tension, what effort from both sides in that last six or seven minutes.

"It could have gone either way. That Tommy Makinson tackle, when he came off that line, I've not seen one as effective for many, many years."

St Helens hooker James Roby tells Sky Sports: "We said at half-time that we needed to rectify a few wrongs and dig deep because we know Warrington are a fantastic team. It was a big defensive effort in that second half.

"It probably wasn't the fanciest game to watch but we're not bothered as long as we win and get the two points."

Tommy Makinson puts his body on the line to force a knock-on. Saints back in possession, and Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook celebrates as if the match is won. It nearly is, but Saints knock on themselves.

The hooter goes before the scrum can be set up and St Helens win!

Chris Bridge with a little break almost breaks the St Helens line. One tackle left worked wide to the left, Gene Ormsby tackled to the floor, penalty Warrington! Offside against Travis Burns!

Repeat set for Warrington...

We had a dramatic finish to the Catalans-Huddersfield game earlier today - are we in for something similar here?

Warrington get a penalty and make it into the St Helens half. They're 10 metres out with two tackles left. Declan Patton's kick through just evades Ryan Atkins. Desperate defending from Matty Fleming.

Goal-line dropout for St Helens with two minutes left.

A wonderful carry from James Roby gains valuable metres for St Helens. They're back in Warrington territory and Jon Wilkin goes for the drop goal but his attempt at a one-pointer sails wide.

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Interesting. Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook gets the ball stolen illegally in the tackle and St Helens get a penalty, which they opt to kick.

Tommy Makinson slots it over to give Saints a four-point lead. But Warrington are far from out of this. Far from it.

Ray French
BBC Radio Merseyside

"I still think it is anybody's game. There is sufficient quality in these sides. Anyone can pick up a try."

No try.

Stefan Ratchford's wonderful break created the chance for Gene Ormsby, who acrobatically touched down in the corner after catching Ratchford's whipped pass out wide.

But Ben Harrison passed the ball to Ratchford having been held down in the tackle, and the try is ruled out.

Are Warrington in front with one of the tries of the weekend? We're back up to the video referee...

Yet another superb claim of a high kick from St Helens winger Tommy Makinson. Much is made of his finishing ability, but few are better in Super League at that particular skill.

St Helens were short on defensive numbers on their left, but a huge hit on Chris Bridge by Adam Swift kills the Warrington attack stone dead.

An inventive reverse kick forward by Warrington's Chris Bridge forces Adam Swift to concede a goal-line dropout.

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Fifteen minutes remain. St Helens two points clear. It's anyone's guess how this one will end up.

All the momentum with St Helens now, but Warrington are able to quell any danger as Kyle Amor drops the ball in the tackle and the Wolves remain two points behind.

Ray French
BBC Radio Merseyside

"It is a try and was well deserved by St Helens but I think they will be talking about that for quite some time."

St Helens captain Jon Wilkin puts his side ahead for the first time. He barges his way over from close range, and Tommy Makinson kicks the extra two.

That passage of play all started with Roy Asotasi's high-risk and misplaced offload.