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St Helens v Castleford in the Challenge Cup final.

17 July, Wembley Stadium.

Be there.

Until then!

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Castleford boss Daryl Powell on BBC Two: "The first half was exceptional, Warrington hit back and it got uncomfortable but it was great courage from us. It is massive, massive for everyone concerned and we have the opportunity to do something special. We know how good a team St Helens are.

"I am emotionally exhausted, that is the way the game is. So proud of the boys. It is a crazy game."

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Castleford's man of the match Jordan Turner on BBC Two: "It still feels a bit surreal, I have waited 16 years to reach another Challenge Cup final, we had some key players back who made a comeback for our team."

Gary:Two quality #rugbyleague, external semi finals there on #bbcrl, external . Passion, aggression, skill and commitment. Everything you don't see at a footie game! If only sport could be of this quality every Saturday.

David Beeston: Not a fan of Cas or their fans but it’s fantastic to see such happy faces on the terraces after having no live rugby for so long!

Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two

We've seen 80 minutes of a team I don't think we've seen all season.

Absolutely brilliant by Cas.

The Castleford fans are dancing to Sweet Caroline.

And so they should.

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

They were the better team throughout the 80 minutes. Warrington didn't have any answers. Great win for Castleford.

Daryl Powell is onto the field and goes round to hug every one of his boys.

The dream departure is on the cards for Daryl Powell, who leaves his hometown club at the end of the season.

His Castleford side will play St Helens at Wembley Stadium on 17 July.

All over!

Daryl Powell dumps out his future team as Castleford's stunning showing allows them to set up a Challenge Cup final against St Helens.

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Gareth O'Brien's long range kick drifts wide in the final minute.

Easy pick for man of the match, hat-trick hero Jordan Turner.

Well, maybe more Primarni than Armani*.

Other designer wear available.

What a feeling for Castleford, four minutes left but they know they can start measuring up their Armani suits for 17 July.

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC Two

All the halves for Castleford have been absolutely superb.

"Que sera sera," sing the Cas supporters.

They know their side are there.

Jordan Turner punts the ball into touch deep in the Warrington half and the seconds tick away.

Castleford can taste the M1 South now.

Two more points for Gareth O'Brien and a further step towards Wembley for Castleford.

Can confirm that Matt Newsum's growl-o-meter has been cranked up to an eight.

He is buzzing.