Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC One

Well the dam broke in the end, it was too much for Warrington to hang on to.

Game on!

St Helens get a lifeline as Declan Patton's kick goes out on the full.

A fresh set starting 20 metres out from Warrington's line. What have you got left, Saints?

What's happened here? Warrington hooker Daryl Clark breaks through, kicks forward and Regan Grace knocks on in his own in-goal area.

The resulting set of six comes to nothing, but you feel one more Warrington score might kill this game off.

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC One

The scramble from Warrington and the attack from St Helens, everyone is doing their own things but boy it's making a brilliant final.

Warrington have been the nearly men of recent Challenge Cup finals, losing at Wembley in 2016 and 2018.

Those Wolves players are determined not to suffer the same fate today.

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A quick Theo Fages break gives St Helens some momentum and Saints get within close range, but Warrington defend it well and almost break clear themselves!

Fages makes a last-ditch tackle to stop Ben Currie, who was set to run the length of the field.

Breathless stuff! This final has really come to life now!

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Tommy Makinson attempts one of his trademark diving finishes in the corner, but he loses control of the ball before trying to ground it.

Excellent tackle by Bryson Goodwin.

Ben Thaler is a busy man! Again, it's "no try" on the field.

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Tom Lineham is denied.

The winger made the slightest of contacts with Bryson Goodwin - as pictured above somewhere in super slow motion - before attempting to ground the ball and it's deemed to be obstruction.

No try given by Robert Hicks - will the video referee think otherwise?

St Helens start the second half with a handling error, Morgan Knowles the guilty party this time.

As mentioned earlier, the Duke of Sussex is the chief guest at today's Challenge Cup final.

He's been meeting some of the victorious Leeds Rhinos players that have won the Women's Challenge Cup and Wheelchair Challenge Cup in the past month or so.

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We're back under way at a sweltering Wembley.

Michael Lavelle: I’m starting to think Saints might have believed their own hype.

Gus Marshall: Saints need to score first otherwise they will start chasing the game too much.

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

I think it's been a story of story of two different substitutes, Joe Philbin has come on for Warrington and made a difference running a hard line behind the ruck where it's difficult to do.

Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook has come on for St Helens and has taken the easy option, not the honest one and has cost his team.

Everyone has their role to play even the bench, McCarthy-Scarsbrook has come on and he's not quite been in the right position, he's just not shown the energy.

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Wembley

Anyone who’s ever watched a game of rugby league, especially in the modern era, will know this game is a long way from over yet.

Saints are not runaway Super League leaders for nothing.

They’ve had no luck in that first half and this game could be turned on its head in a trice.

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St Helens half-back Jonny Lomax told BBC One:

"It's been a tough first half.

"We need to make sure we keep travelling and working hard as a unit.

"We’ve come up with a few too many errors and you can’t do that in these games.

Asked if he was surprised the referee didn't review the early Morgan Knowles effort, Lomax replied: "100%."

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Warrington Wolves full-back Stefan Ratchford told BBC One:

"It was a good first-half performance. There are still areas where we can improve, but we are happy with that half."