Not far away.

Warrington's Toby King takes a high kick forward but knocks the ball on just short of the Leeds line.

Charlotte Swift: Here we go again, come on Leeds Rhinos.

Rob Lawton: Come on Warrington! Let’s be having you!!!

Leeds Rhinos get the second Challenge Cup semi-final started.

A little later than scheduled, the teams take to the field.

If this game can come close to matching the intensity of the first one, we are in for a treat.

Leeds director of rugby Kevin Sinfield on BBC One:

"When there's silverware up for grabs, you've got to throw everything at it.

"I wish I was playing but those days have gone. I believe in the group that we've got."

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It's been a hugely disappointing season for defending Super League champions Leeds Rhinos, who will be looking to secure survival in the Qualifiers from next week onwards.

Challenge Cup success would add some gloss to a forgettable 2018, and give new director of rugby Kevin Sinfield his first silverware since taking charge.

Leeds won the trophy in 2014 and 2015 but have not been back to Wembley since.

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Warrington Wolves have enjoyed great success in the Challenge Cup over the past decade, winning it three times and losing narrowly in the 2016 final to Hull FC.

They started the season slowly under new coach Steve Price, but have found their form over the past couple of months and pushed leaders St Helens all the way in their most recent match 10 days ago.

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Few weeks in the life of Leeds Rhinos prop Adam Cuthbertson will be quite so busy, quite so eventful, and possibly quite so sleep-deprived as the one he has just experienced - and there's still more to come.

The 33-year-old balanced preparations as a player for today's Challenge Cup semi-final against Warrington with coaching Leeds to victory in Saturday's Women's Challenge Cup final and becoming a new father.

Read more here.

We're only five minutes or so away from kick-off in our second semi-final between Warrington and Leeds. Here are the two line-ups...

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

Interchanges: Murdoch-Masila, G King, Patton, Philbin.

Leeds: Walker; Briscoe, Handley, Sutcliffe, Hall; Moon, Myler; Cuthbertson, Parcell, Singleton, Ablett, Ferres, Jones-Buchanan.

Interchanges: Dwyer, Oledzki, Peteru, Walters.

Toronto Wolfpack and Fiji prop Ashton Sims - a regular BBC pundit during his time with Warrington - is full of praise of the transformation of Catalans Dragons...

Steve McNamara
Catalans Dragons head coach on BBC One

It's incredible for the club, it's a fantastic turnaround, and the players have worked extremely hard.

We have three weeks now to get ready for the final and hopefully we can put on a performance like we did today.

Build-up to the second semi-final between Warrington and Leeds to come, plus more reaction to come from Catalans' stunning semi-final win over St Helens.

Here's Jay Freeman's report from the University of Bolton Stadium...

Josh Drinkwater
Catalans Dragons half-back on BBC One

I think we did enough in the first half to win, we got a couple of lucky calls and bounces but you make your own luck.

We have a break now and keep on winning and go to Wembley full of confidence.

Tony Gigot
Catalans Dragons full-back and man of the match on BBC One

It's a beautiful feeling and I am very proud to be part of this team. We have been awesome today and I am very happy for our fans.

All the boys never stopped working and this group never stops.

Christopher Wain: Wow, Dragons have played the perfect game. That result is for all the Saints fans who thought they had already won it when the semi final draw was made. Never underestimate any Super League club.

Matt McGlone: Outstanding from Dragons. Showed no fear and believed in their game right from the start. Very impressive.

Paul Sudworth: Allez Les Cats!

Emma Dickenson: Absolutely brilliant! Well done Steve McNamara and well done Catalans! Brilliant!

Mickey J: I remember Wilkin saying we want the winners of Catalans/Huddersfield in the semis before they even played us in the quarters... oh dear!!!!

Kenneth Armitage: One problem was when St Helens had the ball most times they had no idea, or the pace, as to what to do with it.

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Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC One

The Catalans Dragons forwards have been absolutely immense, they have laid the platform for Samisoni Langi and Josh Drinkwater but the standout player for me has been Tony Gigot.

Catalans are going to Wembley!

Steve McNamara's side were almost faultless today, better than Saints in every possible area.

That first-half performance was as good as any I've seen from a Super League side, and they kept it up in the final 40 minutes to seal the first Challenge Cup final place.

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Into the last 60 seconds.

Saints actually improved in the second half - that they're still 19 points down shows just how dominant Catalans have been.

The Catalans coaches are celebrating already on the touchline.

They know the job is done.

St Helens' dream of a domestic treble is at an end.