This is a bitty, scrappy game right now. Daryl Clark tries to offload to someone, anyone, but the Warrington hooker is crowded by a sea of Salford players.

Credit to Salford, they've done well to work their way back into this game.

Matty Ashton races through thinking he's clean through but the Warrington man is held up after it's judged that Daryl Clarke had knocked on.

It's certainly a game where you feel any margin that can be exploited probably will be.

Nearly half an hour in and a first set restart goes to Salford.

A frantic match if I've ever seen one and Salford are now in the ascendency.

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This game has totally opened up now and there's some superb chasing going on from both sides.

The slick surface, the wind and rain and adding up to a sensational match for the neutral.

Matt Newsum
BBC rugby league commentator on BBC Two

"Salford's first real examination of the Warrington line produces points. They are right back in the contest."

Warrington pad out their lead as they win a penalty in front of the posts and Stefan Ratchford kicks with ease.

With conditions like this, always worth going for the extra two if available.

Rhys Williams is called into action to kick the ball dead after an attempted kick and chase from Matty Ashton to his Warrington teammate Jake Mamo.

The Wire are controlling this match so far but Salford seem to be holding on a bit better than Wigan did against Leeds thus far.

Blake Austin puts a tremendous kick in on the turnover for Warrington to keep Salford pegged in their own 10.

For what it's worth, Warrington are attacking the right-hand side of the field, much as Leeds did in the first half of their semi-final.

Are the omens on the Wire's side?

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Gez: Be great to have a Salford Leeds final.

Jon: Salford and Warrington now playing the watersplash semi final.

We know what you are saying, Jon. That watersplash Challenge Cup final of 1968 was something else! Iconic.

Tyrone McCarthy goes into the bin courtesy of a reckless tackle and Salford are temporarily down to 12 men.

Can Warrington capitalise?

Krisnan Inu almost follows Luke Gale's effort for Leeds earlier on by kicking what looks to be a huge 40-20.

It's got a fair bit of welly on it but it's not quite there. Salford look unfazed with Warrington's keen start, mind.

Anthony Gelling valiantly tries to make a dash to the try-line as Warrington maintain this early spell of pressure.

Krisnan Inu is called into action as he runs Gelling in to touch as Salford deal with the danger.

Luke Robinson
Caretaker Huddersfield Giants boss on BBC Two

"It is very difficult to play rugby league in these conditions. It's horrendous at the moment. It is going to be low scoring."

Video referee Robert Hicks is called into action early on in this game as Gareth Widdop looks to go over for Warrington.

Referee Liam Moore initially gave no try, which Hicks confirms. A good set of six from the Wire but similarly some decent defence from Salford.

Mark: Would like to see Salford beat Warrington but I'll take a less one-sided match than the first semi.

Andy: Lot of good performances in that Leeds Rhinos side today, but special credit to Mik Oledzki, Cam Smith and Kruise Leeming. 22, 21 and 25 respectively, the potential cornerstones of that middle unit for the next few years.

Gareth Widdop attempts a kick as Warrington break but the ball cannons off Gil Dudson and Widdop catches it back and presses on.

Fortunate, but impressive. An even start, here, with much of the play in the middle of the park.

We are under way in this second semi-final and if, for whatever reason you can't see the game, let me tell you this - it is wet and rainy still.

Another game of playing the conditions awaits.

Eizabeth: I’d love to see Salford get some success & win this semi. Would also make for an interesting final with Kallum & Tui playing against Leeds.