Wigan have three players return as Sean O'Loughlin, Tommy Leuluai and Oliver Gildart come back into the starting line-up.

Wigan: Tomkins, Davies, Bateman, Gildart, Marshall, Williams, Powell, Clubb, Leuluai, Flower, Isa, Farrell, O'Loughlin.

Replacements: Tomkins, Sutton, Tautai, Escare.

Bryson Goodwin and Mike Cooper return for Warrington as Sitaleki Akauola starts on the bench for the Wire.

Warrington: Ratchford, Lineham, Goodwin, Atkins, Charnley, Brown, Roberts, Hill, Clark, Cooper, Livett, Hughes, Westwood.

Replacements: Murdoch-Masila, Patton, Philbin, Akauola.

Come on then, let us know how you stand today. Don't sit on the fence.

Let's have it. Who do you think is going to win? Are Warrington going to put themselves one game away from Wembley?

Or are Wigan on their way to a first Challenge Cup since 2013 in Shaun Wane's last season with the Cherry and Whites?

Let us know using #bbcrl.

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Today is the third time these two teams have faced each other this season and the second time in two weeks.

Warrington overcame Wigan in a 16-10 victory at home in February while Wigan comfortably beat the Wire 38-10 at the Magic Weekend in Newcastle a fortnight ago.

But who's going to come out on top today?

Remember, it's not just my crazed ramblings on this game that you can enjoy this afternoon, no no!

You can also watch live BBC television coverage of this game if you click the play button above as well as BBC radio commentary from BBC Radio 5 live, BBC Radio Manchester and BBC Radio Merseyside.

So we've got you pretty well covered, I'd say.

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This year, the Challenge Cup semi-finals will be played as a double-header at Bolton Wanderers' Macron Stadium on Sunday, 5 August.

The first game will kick-off at 12:30 BST, with the second at 14:45 BST.

Bolton's ground has a 30,000 capacity and has previously hosted World Club Challenge and international Tests.

Better still, the two games will both be broadcast on BBC TV in one five-hour broadcast, with the draw for the semi-finals made following tomorrow's game between St Helens and Hull FC.

"It will be a five-hour feast of rugby league, with that huge prize at stake - a Wembley final," head of BBC TV sport Philip Bernie said.

Mmmm. Rugby league feast.

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Thursday evening kicked off the 2018 Challenge Cup quarter-final fun and games with a game short of quality.

Huddersfield were defeated 20-6 by Catalans on a very warm night in West Yorkshire, with the visitors running in two decisive tries after the break as Josh Drinkwater's kicking helped them through to the semi-finals.

Last night, a feisty game between Leeds and Leigh resulted in the Rhinos clinching a semi-final place with a 52-22 victory in Featherstone.

13 tries were scored and Leigh had Peter Mata'autia and Matty Dawson-Jones sent off. So you know, a quiet 80 minutes.

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It's day three of Challenge Cup quarter-final action. Today's game sees Warrington Wolves and Wigan Warriors battle it out for a place in the semi-finals.

Catalans Dragons and Leeds Rhinos are already through, having beaten Huddersfield Giants and Leigh Centurions respectively, but two more places are up for grabs.

A place in August's semi-final double header in Bolton awaits, but who's going to reign supreme at the Halliwell Jones Stadium this afternoon?

Kick-off will be winging its way to you shortly.