Warrington win first Challenge Cup final since 2012
Daryl Clark named Lance Todd Trophy winner as man of the match
Philbin, Murdoch-Masila and Clark tries gave Wolves victory
St Helens suffer 10th defeat in 22 Challenge Cup finals
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Image source, SWPIX.COMJames Roby won three consecutive Challenge Cups with St Helens between 2006 and 2008, but remarkably this is Saints' first time back in the final since the last of that trio of victories.
The England international hooker been speaking to BBC Sport about the pride he'll feel as he leads Saints out at Wembley today.
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Jon Wilkin
Toronto Wolfpack forward on BBC One
Warrington are in bad form going into this final, they haven't planned that going into this but this stadium and atmosphere can be a great catalyst to get you out of that and come in with a specific game plan.
St Helens don't have to change anything, they've been the best side.
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BBC Radio 5 Live
Dave Woods, Jon Wilkin, Kevin Brown and Brian Noble had a very interesting discussion earlier this week about how today's Challenge Cup final will pan out and where it will be won and lost.
Listen to BBC Radio 5 Live's Rugby League podcast here or via the coverage option at the top of the page.
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Image source, .Warrington full-back Stefan Ratchford told BBC One:
"Preparations have been good, we've had a really good week and we're ready to rock and roll.
"It's different weather conditions compared to the semi-finals but it's almost the same game plan."
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About 20 minutes to go until kick-off.
Are you a newcomer to rugby league? Or need convincing to put your afternoon plans on hold in order to watch the Challenge Cup final?
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It's a Wembley final, which means there are all sorts of weird and wonderful items of memorabilia on show.
Who doesn't want a massive Tommy Makinson mask, anyway?
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Warrington have almost been fixtures in rugby league's annual showpiece in recent years.
This is the Wire's sixth appearance in the past 11 finals, although their two most recent visits to Wembley have ended in defeat.
Last year, it was Catalans who were their conquerors as the Dragons became the first side from outside the UK to win rugby league's oldest cup competition.
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It's first v second in the Super League table, although to say these two teams are neck and neck at the top of the standings would be doing St Helens a huge disservice.
Saints are 16 points clear of the Wolves and have already wrapped up their first silverware of 2019 - the League Leaders' Shield.
Head coach Justin Holbrook is leaving the club at the end of the season to return to Australia - his team will take some stopping as they bid to mark his farewell with a domestic treble.
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Jamie Peacock
Former England captain on BBC One
It's going to be difficult for the players in the middle. I do think the sunshine favours St Helens' pack because it's more mobile.
Blake Austin will be a miss for Warrington, they'll have to change how they play.
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Image source, BBC SportIf you're watching the TV coverage, you'll have just seen a lovely feature with Justin Holbrook and Steve Price and their take on "First Dates".
Brilliant.
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Dave Woods
BBC Rugby League correspondent
Image source, SWPIX.COMFor the coaches of today's finalists - St Helens' Justin Holbrook and Warrington's Steve Price - the contest brings a mixture of rivalry and friendship.
The two Aussies have known each other since they were seven-year-old team-mates in schoolboy rugby league.
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Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Wembley
Image source, Ged ScottThe surrounding areas of Wembley have been developed significantly since the ground was re-opened in 2007 - to an extent that you actually can’t see the ground at all now (except for the arch) when you alight at Wembley Stadium.
And the concourse leading to the ground gets fuller and fuller with posh shops and expensive coffee bars with every passing year.
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Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC One
When you go through the Saints side and look at how slick and quick they are in the back field, it's a tough challenge for Warrington.
The big question is how are Warrington is going to match this St Helens team? Where will a Warrington try come from?
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Image source, SWPIX.COMOne player missing from Warrington's line-up is influential half-back Blake Austin, who has been unable to recover from an ankle injury in time to play in today's final.
He'll be a big miss for the Wolves - he's shown time and again this season that he has the craft and creativity to unlock any defence.
It's a big day for England international Ben Currie, a hugely-talented second-rower, being asked to partner Declan Patton in the halves.
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St Helens: Coote; Makinson, Naiqama, Percival, Grace; Lomax, Fages; Walmsley, Roby, Thompson, Taia, Peyroux, Knowles.
Interchanges: Paulo, McCarthy-Scarsbrook, Amor, Ashworth.
Warrington: Ratchford; Lineham, Goodwin, King, Charnley; Currie, Patton; Hill, D Clark, Cooper, Murdoch-Masila, Hughes, J Clark.
Interchanges: Akauola, Philbin, Davis, Mamo.
Referee: Robert Hicks.
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Right then, it's about time I brought you some team news...
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Challenge Cup final day is usually a day when rugby league legends are made.
Think the Watersplash final of 1968, the 1985 classic between Wigan and Hull FC, Sheffield shocking Wigan in 1998, Danny Houghton's last-ditch tackle on Ben Currie in 2016...
And is it really 25 years since Martin Offiah scored THAT length-of-the-field try for Wigan against Leeds?! That's one of my earliest rugby league memories and I never get tired of watching it.
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BBC One
BBC One coverage of today's Challenge Cup final at Wembley is already under way.
You can watch by clicking the play button at the top of this page, or of course on one of those television things.
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Image source, SWPIX.COMYou very rarely get "firsts" when your sport is 124 years old, but that's what we have at Wembley today.
St Helens and Warrington have never met before in a Challenge Cup final - which seems almost unthinkable when you consider they're two of the grandest and most successful clubs in rugby league.
But here we are.
Welcome to BBC Sport's coverage of the 118th Challenge Cup final.