Leeds Rhinos win domestic treble
McGuire (2), Moon & Walters tries for Rhinos
Bowen, Burgess & Manfredi score for Wigan
Paul Highton
Former Salford and Wales forward, BBC Radio Manchester
Quote MessageThis is what we've come to know about Wigan. They've soaked up all that pressure, it was Leeds, Leeds, Leeds. A little bit of a kick-through, a pick up by Farrell, and they've gone the full length of the pitch.
Leeds Rhinos 0-6 Wigan Warriors
Image source, .Out of nothing, Wigan strike first through Joe Burgess!
Liam Farrell breaks from inside his own half and Burgess makes an excellent run in support down the left touchline. Farrell's pass is perfect and Burgess - in his final Wigan appearance before moving to Sydney Roosters - crosses in a Grand Final for the second year in a row.
Matty Bowen's successful kick makes it the ideal start for the Warriors.
Some nervy Wigan defending allows Rob Burrow to almost chase down his own kick. The Warriors claim on their own line and look to restore some order.
Andrew Aloia
BBC Sport at Old Trafford
Did someone turn up the heat?
Now I know these flame throwers pitch-side are getting things fired up, but when Leeds and Wigan players came onto the field and Old Trafford bellowed a ferocious roar, the mass of excitement had a definite effect on the temperature of the place.
Zak Hardaker makes a nice break from deep for Leeds and it's a solid first set of six for the Rhinos. However, Kevin Sinfield's high kick is claimed well by Wigan's Joe Burgess.
Leeds Rhinos 0-0 Wigan Warriors
Are you ready? The teams certainly are, referee Ben Thaler blows his whistle and Wigan kick off.
The 2015 Super League Grand Final is under way!
Steve McNamara
England head coach, BBC Radio 5 live
Quote MessageIt's really too close to call, they've probably been the top two teams in the competition all year. I've got Wigan as very slight favourites, but it is very slight.
Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors (18:00 BST)
Only a few minutes to go now until the start of the 2015 Grand Final. The teams are on their way onto the field.
If you're in any doubt as to why this game means so much to those involved, click the play button to watch the video below.
Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors (18:00 BST)
Andrew Aloia
BBC Sport at Old Trafford
Image source, Matt NewsumThey say "visualise success", "be the ball", "live the moment". Many things are said when it comes to trying to ready oneself for the big occasion.
But I've never heard "Be the Rhino". Maybe this guy is onto something...
Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors (18:00 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesAt the other end of the age spectrum to Peacock, Sinfield, Leuluai and Bowen, what a few weeks it's been for Wigan centre Oliver Gildart.
The 19-year-old only made his Super League debut in April while on loan at Salford and made his first-team bow for the Warriors in August.
The 10th appearance of his fledgling career will be in a Grand Final.
"I was stood in the stands at Old Trafford last year cheering the boys on and I always dreamed of playing in a game like this," the teenager told BBC Sport.
"It's come around so fast. It's a bit surreal really, but it's an unbelievable feeling."
Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors (18:00 BST)
Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors (18:00 BST)
Image source, SWPIX.COMMatty Bowen plays his final match for Wigan, bringing to an end his two-year spell with the Warriors.
The former Australia international full-back has appeared in Grand Finals for NRL side North Queensland Cowboys (2005) and Wigan (2014), losing both.
"Everyone keeps saying 'third time lucky' but I don't want to say that - I just want to get out there and do my job the best I can," Bowen told BBC Radio Manchester.
"Whatever happens at the end of the 80 minutes, if it was to be then so be it."
Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors (18:00 BST)
Image source, SWPIX.COMLeeds Rhinos will wave goodbye to three club legends after the Grand Final.
Captain Kevin Sinfield is switching codes to play rugby union for Yorkshire Carnegie, while veteran props Jamie Peacock and Kylie Leuluai are making their final appearances before retiring.
Peacock has won eight of the previous 10 Grand Finals in which he has played.
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Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors (18:00 BST)
Andrew Aloia
BBC Sport at Old Trafford
Image source, Andrew AloiaIn Manchester, fans have been able to get an up close and personal look at what is up for grabs this evening.
Flanked by guards, the line of supporters stretched outside the fanzone at Old Trafford as they waited for a happy snap with the Super League Grand Final trophy. The silverware was a little bit of a rock star in its own right.
These Leeds fans, Hannah Haigh and Nathan Bide, will be roaring on a Rhinos treble today.
The trophy has just made it's way out onto the field, with just 15 minutes to go until kick-off.
Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors (18:00 BST)
On the move this evening and want to keep in touch with the Grand Final latest?
You can listen to first-half commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra, with coverage switching to BBC Radio 5 live at half-time.
BBC Radio Leeds and BBC Radio Manchester will also be broadcasting full match commentary from Old Trafford.
Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors (18:00 BST)
Quote MessageWe have a chance of writing history and maybe sending some people off for a fairytale ending, but it doesn't add any pressure.
Brian McDermott, Leeds Rhinos head coach on Sky Sports
Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors (18:00 BST)
Image source, SWPIX.COMNext season's Leeds Rhinos team will have an unfamilar look to it. No Kylie Leuluai, no Jamie Peacock, and no Kevin Sinfield.
The Leeds and former England captain has won everything there is to win at club level, but he wants to round off his long association with the Rhinos with a domestic treble - a feat that only Bradford (2003) and St Helens (2006) have achieved during the Super League era.
"It's never been done in my time so it would be really special," Sinfield, who is switching codes to rugby union, told BBC Radio Leeds.
"I want to enjoy it and there's a lot of people who have played a huge part in my career and it would be nice to put on a good performance for them."
Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors (18:00 BST)
Image source, SWPIX.COMThis could prove to be a week to remember for Zak Hardaker after he collected the Steve Prescott Man of Steel award on Monday.
The Leeds full-back took the prize ahead of team-mate Adam Cuthbertson and St Helens prop Alex Walmsley.
Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors (18:00 BST)
Andrew Aloia
BBC Sport at Old Trafford
Image source, Andrew AloiaThere is such a thing as a Honey Monster. And he is a Wigan Warriors fan apparently.
They are certainly a colourful bunch at Old Trafford this evening.