Some cracking work from Warrington as they make a succession of passes to work deep into the opposition half in a matter of moments.

Joe Philbin tries to get to the line but he's held up and, after a Blake Austin grubber kick on the last tackle, Jake Connor collects the ball to neutralise the danger.

Carlos Tuimavave has pulled up clinging his arm after a tackle the Hull FC man put in on Warrington's Toby King.

Looks like it's an elbow injury from looking at the replay, after Andre Savelio caught him in the process of him making the tackle.

Off we go! Warrington get us under way in this play-off eliminator.

Who's going through in this one, then?

We are moments away from kick-off as the two sides make their way out at what looks like a chilly Halliwell Jones Stadium.

A big 80 minutes approach.

Right then, I'm putting it to you tonight folks.

Warrington v Hull FC tonight, Catalans v Leeds tomorrow. Who's going through the eliminators to meet Wigan or St Helens next week?

Let us know using #bbcrl on social media.

Hull FC make one change as Josh Griffin returns having missed their derby win over Hull KR due to coronavirus test and trace protocol.

Hull FC: Connor, Naulago, Fonua, Griffin, Faraimo, Tuimavave, Sneyd, Taylor, Johnstone, Bowden, Ma'u, Savelio, Gator.

Interchanges: Houghton, Satae, Sao, Fash.

Warrington winger Josh Charnley returns to the Wire's starting line-up after dislocating his shoulder against Huddersfield two weeks ago.

Warrington: Hill, D Clark, Philbin, Currie, Hughes, J Clark, Austin, Widdop, Charnley, Gelling, King, Ashton, Ratchford.

Interchanges: Murdoch-Masila, Mamo, Davis, Robson.

Warrington finished the regular season just shy of a top two place behind Wigan and St Helens, both of which went straight through to next week's semi-finals.

Steve Price's side are play-off regulars but were knocked out at this stage of the play-off picture last season by Castleford.

Hull FC, meanwhile, finished in the final qualifying spot having won nine of the 17 league games they featured in this term.

If the club are to reach a first Grand Final since 2006, they have to overcome a Wire side who have beaten them twice already this term.

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A normal this season this ain't. A prolonged Covid-affected Super League season is finally nearing its end.

But how do the six teams that remain battle it out for a chance at nabbing the title during an unforgettable year?

As the countdown begins until the Grand Final at Hull's KCOM Stadium on 27 November, we've pulled together a guide to the post-season action.

Click here for the rundown.

So then, a bit earlier than anticipated, the Super League play-offs begin!

Knockout rugby league well into November and it's not even a World Cup year, how about that?

As this coronavirus-impacted season draws to a close, Warrington take on Hull FC in the first of this year's play-off eliminators with a semi-final spot up for grabs.

Kick-off is coming soon.