Tony: Impressive so far from Wigan. Speed of play the difference, hope they can keep this up.

Jonathan: Poor Connor Wynne. He looks devastated.

John Kear
Wales & Bradford Bulls coach on BBC Two

"Well if you invite this Wigan team onto your line, ultimately they are going to break you."

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Another Hull knock-on, this time from Connor Wynne who spills a pick-up from a Wigan kick on the turnover.

He pounds the ground with his fist in frustration and Wigan once again have the chance to capitalise deep in their opponents' half.

Hull once again knock on as they try to get going in this game, this time through Carlos Tuimavave.

This is not the start they will have hoped for after they did so well against Castleford last week.

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Brad Fash puts in a stupendous tackle in to buy Hull some time as Wigan once again drive towards their try-line.

Wigan should have been in for a third try by all accounts.

Wigan just aren't letting up and they are throwing everything they've got at Hull, who are just about holding on.

Adrian Lam's side have spent much of the opening 15 minutes or so deep in Hull's 10.

Hull are all over the place.

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Dean: Good try from Farrell. Extremely poor defending from Hull FC tho.

Josh: Great start for Wigan against Hull FC - Sam Powell fully deserved the try and has been a huge part of Wigan’s team and squad for several seasons. Quality player

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Ben Thaler is a man who loves a succession of angles. Leaving no stone unturned is the video ref in today's match.

Credit to Liam Farrell, he showed the reactions of a cat to get onto the ball for that try.

There's a fair bit of intensity about this Wigan side as they drive about 90 metres to heap the pressure on Hull.

Zak Hardaker attempts to run on to a last-ditch fifth-tackle grubber kick, but it sails out of play before he can work onto it.

Good stuff from Wigan.

The match is just a few minutes old, but there are grumbles aplenty from fans already. Still a long way to go.

Oliver: Never a try that, if on field decision was the other was round they’d say he didn’t have control of it

Jonathan: Not the start we needed.

Cal: This is going to be a loooong 80 minutes

Wigan are wearing a luminous yellow number today while Hull are in their traditional black and white.

In an exhaustive couple of minutes, Sean O'Loughlin and Sam Powell bolster Wigan to drive to the Hull try-line before it's turned over.

A robust start for Wigan who are camped in the Hull half of the field.

We are under way in today's second Challenge Cup quarter final after both sets of players take the knee.

Who is going to join Salford, Leeds and Warrington in the semi-finals?

Wigan make their way out onto the pitch at the AJ Bell Stadium and we can't be that far away from kick-off!

Are we set for another cracker in the Challenge Cup?

Wahey, my rugby league mad colleague Matt Newsum is taking you through this game on BBC Two.

A reminder you can watch this game live and listen to BBC local radio coverage at the top of this page.

Right, before digging into the last of the Challenge Cup quarter-finals you can read all about the drama that has already unfolded today.

Click on the link to read the match report.

"When will the semi-final draw take place, Jay?"

At half-time in this match, that's when.

Former England and Great Britain forward Jon Wilkin will conduct the draw live on BBC Two and this very page.

The ball numbers will be as follows:

1 – Salford Red Devils

2 – Leeds Rhinos

3 – Warrington Wolves

4 – Hull FC or Wigan Warriors

Did you miss last Sunday's final Challenge Cup sixth-round tie? If so you missed a cracker.

You can watch highlights of Hull FC's victory against Castleford by clicking the play button tomorrow.