Lewis Murphy is in the thick of everything!

Again he dives for the corner. It's a majestic dive, but has be grounded it before being shunted out?

Lewis Murphy now comes up with a try saving tackle for Wakefield.

It was just minutes ago he was denied at the other end.

This time the winger crunches Iain Thornley as he dives for the corner.

John Bateman tries to flick a pass out the back as he closes in on the line.

The ball is knocked down and Wakefield have a scrum. Can Trinity continue to hold out?

Wigan now with the repeat set.

How that try has changed the game. Wigan are buzzing in attack and have Trinity scrambling.

Dr Stacy Phillips: That Wigan try started with Zak Hardaker’s incredible try-saving defensive tackle. Great line break by Faz and guess who was there in support, of course it was Field!

Martin Bolton: 11 minutes and it’s all Wakey but all that pressure led to no points, @WiganWarriorsRL, external then go and tackle them into touch before scoring a break away try, proper cup rugby.

Disaster as Wakefield's kick-off goes long.

Wigan are gifted possession and come at the hosts in a hurry once more.

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Former England international half-back on BBC Two

Wigan have not had a play-the-ball in the oppposition 20 but they have got the points.

They have absorbed all that pressure like a really good boxer and come back and knocked their opponent out.

That's really going to hurt Wakefield.

It's no try!

Lewis Murphy appeared to have done just enough as he dived over in the corner.

Zak Hardaker, however, made a try-saving intervention.

Quick thinking and quick hands and Wakefield look like they are over in the corner...

Lee Gaskell's attempted grubber kick from Wakefield is this time read by Zak Hardaker.

He defuses the danger and immediately looks to get Wigan on the front foot.

The kicking game from Wakefield has been superb.

Again Wigan are caught in-goal with the kick and Wakefield have yet another repeat set

Wigan relieve pressure with their first set for a number of minutes.

But Wakefield come again. The hosts are direct and damaging with every carry.

Wakefield are hammering on the door.

They run it on the last tackle and Mason Lino finds Corey Hall. Wigan's defence, however, scrambles and wrap him up as he goes for the line. Immense defensive effort, that.

Kevin Brown
Former England international half-back on BBC Two

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To build pressure like this in a big cup game when you're underdogs gets the crowd involved.

And again, Mason Lino has Wigan backtracking with his kick.

Bevan French takes the ball dead and the Warriors will take the drop-kick from under the sticks.

It's a third consecutive set for Wakefield.

Suzanne Duncan: My Jeff went to Wembley when Wakefield beat Wigan ... I asked was it in black and white when you went, he said, yes.

Chris Spence: Traditional kits. Love to see it.

Lee Gaskell dummies then tries to spin into space close to the line.

A little grubber kick from Mason Lino is snuck through and Wigan knock-on collecting the ball over the line.

Wakefield with another set now.

A stunning kick from Mason Lino for a 40-20 sees Wakefield with an attacking tap. He kicked from deep and found touch wonderfully.

Wigan under early pressure.