Wigan beat Wakefield 36-6 in last of this weekend's Challenge Cup quarter-finals
First meeting in the Challenge Cup between Wakefield and Wigan since 2009
Semi-final draw: Huddersfield v Hull KR, St Helens v Wigan
Both ties to be played at Elland Road on 7 May as part of a triple-header with the women's Challenge Cup final
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FT: Wakefield 6-36 Wigan
And that brings an end to our Challenge Cup quarter-final coverage.
We were treated to an absorbing tie in Wakefield today.
Jai Field dazzled with a hat-trick against a Trinity side that looked on top of things for the first 40 minutes.
The win means Wigan face holders St Helens in the last four, while Hull KR take on Huddersfield.
Women's Challenge Cup holders St Helens will face the winner of the tie between Featherstone or Wigan in the semi-final
York City Knights take on Leeds Rhinos in the other game.
We have the Women's Challenge Cup semi-final draw to come next.
FT: Wakefield 6-36 Wigan
Wigan Warriors booked a semi-final date with Challenge Cup holders St Helens after getting past Wakefield.
Read the match report below.
Jai Field scores a hat-trick as Wigan hold off a spirited Wakefield to set up a Challenge Cup semi-final with holders St Helens.
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Wakefield Trinity boss Willie Poching told BBC Two:
"It's disappointing after the effort and everything we worked on.
"We came up against a team that defended stoutly and defended with some energy. We had plenty of opportunities knocking on the door in the first half but we couldn't quite get the points that we were trying to work to.
"They gave us a bit of a lesson there in the second half.
"We move on now and focus on what will be a busy period coming up for us."
FT: Wakefield 6-36 Wigan
Jamie Jones-Buchanan
Former Leeds Rhinos second-rower on BBC Two
Huddersfield have been outstanding this year, they have really gone under the radar.
With Theo Fages, Tui Lolohea and Chris McQueen, who has really impressed me, they have some offensive talent.
Tony Smith has got Hull KR playing with a lot of flair. They do things against the grain and challenge people.
FT: Wakefield 6-36 Wigan
Wigan Warriors boss Matt Peet told BBC Two:
"It was exactly the kind of game we expected. We know our record here isn't great and the way that Wakefield are playing we knew it would be a test.
"We did a lot of defending in the early stage of the game and that is what paid off in the end.
On Liam Farrell: "He is exactly what we want to be about, he is the ultimate professional. He turns up week in and week out and is very humble with how he goes about his work."
FT: Wakefield 6-36 Wigan
Jamie Peacock
Former England captain on BBC Two
In the semi-final there will be periods when you don't have the ball and you have to absorb pressure for 10 minutes and Wigan showed today they can do that.
That's probably the only way they can beat St Helens.
You can only get the best out of your offensive players if you have that desire in defence.
FT: Wakefield 6-36 Wigan
Wigan Warriors' hat-trick scorer Jai Field told BBC Two:
"They came out firing and this is always a tough, hostile place to play.
"Last year I got hurt and right now I'm just enjoying playing. I'm just trying to do my job for the team and want to continue doing that.
FT: Wakefield 6-36 Wigan
Wigan Warriors' Liam Farrell told BBC Two:
"After the tough start we had, obviously Wakefield had a lot of possession, to come away with the scoreline we have is a real big effort from the lads. To put 36 points on them in a quarter-final is really pleasing.
"A lot of the lads were gassed. Wakefield is not an easy place to come. The first 20 minutes we held in well, then the later part of the game really helped us out."
Wakefield 6-36 Wigan
Wigan's hunt for a 20th Challenge Cup is alive and well.
They have brushed Wakefield aside at Belle Vue.
Wakefield 6-36 Wigan
Andrew Henderson
Former Warrington assistant coach on BBC Two
Fantastic finish from Jai Field. He did Mason Lino up like a kipper.
Field, con Hardaker
It's a hat-trick for Jai Field!
Wigan go the width of the field and Jake Bibby provides the decisive pass to get the full-back over in the corner.
Wakefield 6-30 Wigan
Andrew Henderson
Former Warrington assistant coach on BBC Two
Defensively Wigan absorbed so much pressure in that first half and you have to admire that.
They didn't have a lot of field position, absorbed so much pressure from that positive start from Wakefield but have somehow come alive in the second half.
Their key players have really stepped up and they've had that cutting edge.
Wakefield 6-30 Wigan
There is less than five minutes to go and there is plenty of chat about who deserves to be man of the match.
Praise is shared around but it seems like Liam Farrell gets the nod for a day of hard graft.
Wakefield 6-30 Wigan
There is a touch of desperation about Wakefield at the minute. They are just trying to force things that aren't there.
This time Max Jowitt goes looking for Liam Kay out wide, but the pass is too high and sails out of play.
Wakefield 6-30 Wigan
Lee Gaskell drops a pass like it's hot when Wakefield were trying to build something. That error just about sums up the second half for the hosts.
Farrell, con Hardaker
Liam Farrell is gifted a try!
Liam Kay spills a high ball and Max Jowitt fails to claim possession when he dribbles into his path.
Farrell is there to pounce and Wigan look very much on their way to a semi-final meeting with St Helens.
Wakefield 6-24 Wigan
There are back slaps all around as Wigan are back on their line and hold Wakefield out again. This time Mason Lino is stopped from scampering through.
Just 10 minutes remain.
Wakefield 6-24 Wigan
Wigan fans roar in anticipation as Zack Hardaker takes a pass on the right edge.
He reaches up for a one-handed pass back inside to try find John Bateman, but he can't keep a hold of it.