Warrington have played in two Grand Finals but lost them both - to Leeds in 2012 and Wigan in 2013.

St Helens have appeared in 10 Grand Finals, more than any other Super League side. Saints have won at Old Trafford on five occasions, the most recent being in 2014.

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Warrington have their fair share of experience in a cup final environment this season - they narrowly lost out to Hull in the Challenge Cup final at Wembley in August, but gained revenge against the Black and Whites to clinch the League Leaders' Shield six days ago.

Although they were the last of the four teams to secure their semi-final place, St Helens are the club in form, entering the play-offs on the back of four consecutive wins.

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One more win - that's all that separates four clubs from the Grand Final.

Warrington, Wigan, Hull and St Helens have gone through 30 punishing rounds of Super League fixtures to get to this point.

Warrington and St Helens are first up in the semi-finals.

To the winners - a place at Old Trafford on 8 October. To the losers - that horrible nagging feeling of what might have been.