St Helens beat Wigan to win Super League Grand Final and retain title
Jack Welsby scores winning try with last play of the match
Jake Bibby scored Wigan's try either side of Lachlan Coote's two penalties for Saints
Wigan won League Leaders' Shield and beat Hull FC to reach final
Reigning champions St Helens overcame Catalans Dragons in semi-finals
Sides last met in Grand Final in 2014: Saints beat 12-man Wigan 14-6 after Ben Flower was sent off
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FT: Wigan 4-8 St Helens
Image source, Getty ImagesWhat a pleasure it's been to bring you this match and one of the greatest sporting moments ever.
When I bang on and on to friends and family about why this is the greatest game, I now have a timely reminder to show them.
I'm off to catch the tail end of the Late Late Toy Show. Christmas - and the post-season - starts here.
For now, thank you for joining us.
FT: Wigan 4-8 St Helens
Before we go, a word from BBC Sport's rugby league correspondent Dave Woods.
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FT: Wigan 4-8 St Helens
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FT: Wigan 4-8 St Helens
What an ending. It's still sinking in for me and I feel like I lived through it with you all, like a shared experience if you will.
But, if you're coming to this page wondering what the fuss is about, my colleague Andrew Aloia has summarised one of the greatest sporting moments you will ever see in his match report.
Click here to read it and get up to speed.
Teenager Jack Welsby scores a last-gasp try as St Helens retain their Super League crown in a dramatic Grand Final climax against Wigan.
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St Helens forward James Graham told Sky Sports:
"It's hard to put into words. It's unbelievable. You couldn't have scripted it.
"I'm genuinely moved by it. Kristian helped me move here and settle in.
"I'm gutted we can't celebrate with the fans and our friends and families but we'll have our time. It's been an honour to play for Saints."
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Image source, Getty ImagesJames Roby collects the Super League trophy and St Helens celebrate being champions for the second season in a row.
Fireworks line the night's sky in Hull. What an end to a remarkable night.
FT: Wigan 4-8 St Helens
Image source, PA MediaSt Helens captain James Roby told BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra:
"Unbelievable to finish it in that manner, Tommy kicks the goal and we're just watching and thinking 'oh no it's missed' and then next minute Jack pops up and scores a try so, a moment of magic and one that will go down in history.
"Full credit to Wigan for the game that they brought, the score line suggested how close it was but we hung in there right until the end and I'm made up for young Jack Welsby."
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St Helens head coach Kristian Woolf told Sky Sports:
"It was unreal. It just shows you don't give up on any play. A young kid playing his first Grand Final and he's a real player for the future.
"To score a try like that to win a Grand Final, it doesn't get much better than that.
"I didn't think we were quite as good with the ball tonight. It was a tough game. We knew it would be low scoring as both teams defend well and we knew one try might win it."
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Image source, PA MediaWigan boss Adrian Lam told Sky Sports:
"I don't know what to say. It's surreal. It's heartbreaking for the team, the supporters and the club.
"We did everything possible at the end to get the win and I thought we deserved it because we had opportunities.
"It was down to the last minute of the play. It's the best defensive Grand Final. It was tough."
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Wigan captain Sean O'Loughlin told Sky Sports:
"It was unbelievable to be part of but it's a shame how it ended. It's gutting but that's sport.
"I thought it was an unbelievable game. There's nothing we can do about it now, it's done.
"We can't have too many regrets, it happens."
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Image source, PA MediaSt Helens back Jack Welsby told Sky Sports:
"I can't put it into words how I'm feeling right now. I backed Tommy to kick it but I chased as hard as I could but you couldn't write it.
"I'm made up. I'll remember it as a tough experience. Wigan were outstanding up until the last touch to score.
"I don't think I'll ever top anything like that in my career for my hometown, it's amazing."
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John Kear
Wales & Bradford Bulls coach on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
What a game!
You've got to admire both teams.
This has been a game of the highest quality with the highest intensity, a fitting end to the season but you've got to feel sorry for Wigan because I thought they were magnificent.
But you've got to admire Saints' attitude and the tenacity to come through this.
This has been the greatest Grand Final up to now, no doubt!
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Image source, PA MediaSt Helens captain and Harry Sunderland Trophy winner James Roby told Sky Sports:
"It's unbelievable. The way the game ended. Full credit to Wigan, it was a really tough game.
"Jack deserves it for his magic at the end out of nowhere. We were teeing up for sudden death and he does that, it's unbelievable.
"Tommy called for it and he struck it sweetly and it took a lucky bounce but I'm chuffed for Jack."
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John Kear
Wales & Bradford Bulls coach on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
What a finish!
I still can't believe what I have just seen, what I have just witnessed!
Wigan 4-8 St Helens
WHAT A MATCH. St Helens win their second successive Super League Grand Final.
James Graham ends his career with a Grand Final victory. Sean O'Loughlin bows out with defeat.
Jack Welsby
Image source, PA MediaST HELENS HAVE DONE IT AND IN SOME STYLE!
Jack Welsby grounds the ball and St Helens have won it!
Tommy Makinson goes for a drop-goal, hits the post, Welsby races underneath and grounds it before he goes in to touch as Bevan French dallies.
One of the most dramatic sporting moments you will ever see!
Wigan 4-4 St Helens
Good lord what has happened here?! St Helens might just have stolen it at the death!
Bear with..
Wigan 4-4 St Helens
My word I'm a neutral at home and even I'm feeling the pressure, here!
Wigan 4-4 St Helens
It's short! It remains 4-4! Surely we're headed for golden point extra time!
Wigan 4-4 St Helens
Zak Hardaker's going to go for it. For context, we're just past halfway.
It'll be a huge kick if he makes it.