A threatening opportunity for Wigan sees Warrington scramble to win the ball back before Bryson Goodwin knocks on and the visitors win possession back 20 metres out.

Ben Flower almost manages to touch down next to the left-hand post but he's held up.

Ben Westwood ends up seizing the initiative and takes back possession for Warrington and gets the hosts back to the 40 metre mark.

Tremendous stuff.

Lots of questions to be asked here as Warrington claim another try.

Tom Lineham grounds the ball after Bryson Goodwin jumps to put down a high kick but television replays show he loses possesion going forwards before Lineham puts it down afterwards.

Unlucky for the Wire.

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Callum Thompson: Great to see Wane's Wigan finally getting shown up for their spoiling play. All tactics of course used in a desperate attempt to stop this rampaging Wire team.

In the process of that try not being given, Ryan Sutton appears to have injured his knee and he's helped from the field.

His afternoon is over. This match is not going Wigan's way so far.

A rare Wigan break sees Ryan Sutton come closest to the whitewash but he's well held up.

Two more tackles follow and Oliver Gildart flies through to the in-goal area and touches down but George Williams puts in a forward pass in the build up and it's quite rightly not given.

Iestyn Harris
Former Great Britain and Wales international on BBC Radio 5 live

Wigan have to change something here.

It's not quite working. I think they probably need to get Ben Flower on.

Warrington can smell something here - they can almost put this game to bed.

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Another Warrington attack! This time Tyrone Roberts offloads to Ben Murdoch-Masila who gets inches away from touching down.

Roberts probes to find a pathway through before Tom Lineham is bundled out of play by John Bateman and Tom Davies.

Wigan are under an immense amount of pressure, here.

Josh Charnley holds up Liam Farrell's attempts to bring him down and Warrington break on the attack yet again.

Wigan hold on by the skin of their teeth and somehow deny the Wire a scoring opportunity.

What a game.

Ryan Atkins makes a run before he's felled 10 metres out, Harvey Livett attempts a kick over toward the goalline but Wigan's John Bateman picks it up and the first attack of the second half is ended.

Warrington still seem up for this.

Warrington get the second half under way.

1936 was the last time they won a home Challenge Cup tie against Wigan. They've got 40 minutes to bring that stat to an end.

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This is as close as Wigan came to getting off the mark in that first half.

The second half is coming very soon.

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Yorkshire Fox: What an advert for Rugby League!! Great game!

Gareth Freeman: Charnley celebrating against Wigan there, lovely stuff.

Mike Holmes: Warrington good value at half time, should be more in front in fact.

Michael Keating: Haven't seen a Warrington team dominate Wigan like this, probably ever.

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC One

I have to say Warrington have been more incisive in all areas of the game.

They've kicked better and won most of the 50-50s.

Wigan did look tired, but they would with twice the tackles to make.

Billo: A wonderful turn of phrase for that second Warrington try... "Like a HGV going over a fridge..."

Martin Parkin: You just don't stop big Ben Murdoch-Masila from close out!!!

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And with that, the first half is all over.

Warrington head coach Steve Price will be very happy with how his side have dominated that opening 40 minutes.

Chris Hill looks hurt as he went in on Sam Tomkins as Wigan turned possession over, but he's back up and carrying on.

Tyrone Roberts yet again tries to kick and chase as Warrington have only one tackle to spare, but it goes out of play before he work his way on to it.

Iestyn Harris
Former Great Britain and Wales international on BBC Radio 5 live

It was the big man - Ben Murdoch-Masila.

There was nothing on, two or three defenders in front of him but the sheer size of the man helped him bulldoze his way through.

We said he'd have an impact and he certainly did there.

Tyrone Roberts puts in yet another kick and Liam Marshall catches, but Oliver Gildart later concedes a goalline drop out, much to the excitement of the home crowd.

Warrington go again, can they make an impact?