Rhys Evans wipes his bloodied nose and gets back into the defensive line. Quality.

Wigan have started to find their groove now. When they're on a roll, you can see how their attacks are building.

Dummy runners, out the back passes, working the space and committing defenders. It's a bit hypnotic.

Ouch!published at 19 mins

19 mins

Warrington Wolves 0-4 Wigan Warriors

Oliver Gildart and Rhys Evans down I think.

It's definitely Evans anyway. Been in the wars so far!

Iestyn Harris
Former Great Britain international on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

"There didn't look to be too much on but as soon as Charnley got half a step on Matty Russell, he slid in low and touched down in the corner.

"He's a lethal finisher. It looked easy, but that was a world-class finish."

Daryl Clark's turn to play villain, and Wigan get the penalty.

Sent to touch and they're inside the Warrington 20.

No sooner had I written "Quarter of an hour gone. No points." - we looked like we might have some.

However, Stefan Ratchford, who touched down after his grubber was gathered, saw the supporting runners were offside.

So, we remain pointless. Good game though.

Joe Westerman tries to batter down the door. Wigan hold firm.

Cute kick from Kurt Gidley forces a drop-out. Warrington have the ascendancy.

No punishment for Clubb.

Warrington motoring through the gears on the back of that. Kurt Gidley just held up!

Iestyn Harris
Former Great Britain international on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

"Tom Lineham has done fantastically well to keep hold of that ball because he was nearly knocked out on the floor.

"It just shows how tough these rugby league players are."

Wigan showing a few signs of their flow and rhythm.

Warrington do well to stop a kick.

Tom Lineham then snapped back by a shoulder from Tony Clubb. He's down receiving treatment.

What to become of Clubb?

John Bateman makes a typically committed run forward as Wigan bring the ball out.

Matty Smith clips a kick downfield, Warrington snare it.

Arm-wrestle ensues...

It's been quite open so far, both teams trying to chuck the ball around on a pitch that has been a bit damp.

The Wolves will finish their latest set just inside the Wigan half, and Kurt Gidley slides a peach of a kick into the corner to turn Wigan round.

Knock-on by Warrington! Ashton Sims grounds the ball in goal but referee Phil Bentham marches them back.

Joe Westerman knocking forward a dangerous kick.

Ashton Sims ankle-tapped!

Nearly in for Warrington. Still tackles left as the Wolves move right threateningly...

Warrington try to break out from their own half on the back of that scrum for the Josh Charnley knock-on.

Penalty goes against Tony Clubb, and Warrington can thump the ball downfield for much-needed field position.

Iestyn Harris
Former Great Britain international on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

"Anthony Gelling is like that as a player. He's all or nothing. When it comes off, he's sensational.

"On that occasion, he didn't need that no-look pass and it didn't come off."

Wigan tap in front of the sticks and Tony Clubb leads the charge, Ryan Sutton follows suit...

Ball then shifted wide to the right by Anthony Gelling, but Josh Charnley can't bring it in and he remains on 147 tries.

Warrington offside, so Wigan get a penalty deep in the Wolves end.

Rhys Evans down injured at the moment. Clock stopped.

Wigan have the advantage.

Wigan and Warrington exchange possession cheaply in the early stages.

Some ferocious tackling from both sides. Wigan have field position...

Phil Bentham is the referee, Stefan Ratchford gets the signal and we are under way. Wigan get first dibs of the ball from the start.