Warrington's turn to apply the pressure now.

Leeds hold strong in defence, turning the ball over a metre away from their own line.

John Kear
Wales & Bradford Bulls coach on BBC One

My word, that's a harsh call, I think it's because of the way he does the no-look pass it makes it look like a forward pass.

Where was this Leeds Rhinos team in the first half?

A lung-bursting run from Nathaniel Peteru down the left puts Leeds deep inside Warrington's half once again.

A dubious call for a forward pass ends the Rhinos' charge.

Jay Freeman
BBC Sport at University of Bolton Stadium

There's a sort of muted atmosphere at the University of Bolton Stadium for this second half, with most of the St Helens supporters understandably not choosing to stick around for this match after their earlier defeat by Catalans.

What also doesn't help is how comfortable Warrington looked in the first half, meaning the game needs a bit of life in it.

Enter Adam Cuthbertson. Leeds' 20-point deficit has been cut to 14. Game on!

Image source, PA

Leeds are unable to convert good position into points.

Their second attack of the half sees them launch a high kick to the left, but Josh Charnley takes it cleanly before being tackled behind his line to force the goal-line drop-out.

Warrington's defence is far better than Stefan Ratchford's kick-off.

They hold Leeds at bay until the fourth tackle, when the referee calls for a break in proceedings as Brad Singleton stays down following a hefty tackle.

40 more minutes of rugby league before the Challenge Cup final line-up is set.

Stefan Ratchford hits the kick-off out on the full to give Leeds good starting position.

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC One

Even when Leeds scored there was an element of shock among their fans because Warrington were playing well.

Warrington are too quick in and around the ruck and Leeds can't hold them.

Image source, Getty Images

Kevin Brown
Warrington Wolves half-back on BBC One

If we keep doing what we are doing I think we'll be all right.

We'll try and forget the score now and keep doing what's worked well for us in the second-half.

It's not looking good for Leeds' men today, but it's already been a historic year for the club in the Challenge Cup.

Rhinos had to come from behind to beat Castleford on Saturday and lift the Women's Challenge Cup for the first time.

You can watch highlights of their 20-14 victory below...

Here's the pick of Warrington's four first-half tries - a length-of-the-field effort scored by winger Tom Lineham.

Jamie Jones-Buchanan
Leeds Rhinos second-rower on BBC One

We've got to get a bit of control back - we started the game really well, played well and positive but as the game has gone on the tide's gone against us.

We've not had enough resilience and need to fight back in the second half.

One moment of Ryan Hall magic aside, Warrington Wolves have outclassed Leeds Rhinos.

A chance for Leeds is squandered as Richie Myler overcooks his grubber kick and sends it out of play.

Close again for Warrington.

Kevin Brown, looking at his creative best this afternoon, flips a pass just out of Tom Lineham's reach and into touch.

Leeds might be content if they reach the half-time break just these 14 points behind.

Easy metres now for Warrington.

It doesn't result in a try this time, but Leeds are starting all their sets from well inside their own half.

Better carrying from Rhinos gets them close to the Wolves line, but not close enough.

Image source, PA

Kyle: Game over, no way back for Leeds even at this stage unfortunately. Our defence is too soft, they're going to score at will. Far too easy for Brown and our go-forward in the last 10 minutes has been none existent. This hurts from a Leeds point of view.