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Wakefield 0-0 Wigan
Wigan rattle through their first set of six without any errors.
John Bateman made one damaging run. Bustling stuff.
Summary
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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Postpublished at 14:35 British Summer Time 10 April 2022
Wakefield 0-0 Wigan
Andrew Henderson
Former Warrington assistant coach on BBC TwoWigan score their points at the start of each half so Wakefield are going to need to be good here to not allow them to get the ascendency early.
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Wakefield 0-0 Wigan
Wakefield look composed with their first set.
Jai Field collects a very high ball on the last from Wakefield. The crowd put the Wigan full-back under pressure with some jeers as he steadied himself.
Kick-offpublished at 14:33 British Summer Time 10 April 2022
Wakefield 0-0 Wigan
And off we go!
Wigan get the match up and running.
Postpublished at 14:31 British Summer Time 10 April 2022
Wakefield v Wigan (14:30 BST)
The two sides have emerged from the tunnel on this crisp day in Yorkshire.
We are just minutes from getting under way.
We meet again...published at 14:29 British Summer Time 10 April 2022
Wakefield v Wigan (14:30 BST)
It's been a long while since these two sides last met in the Challenge Cup.
You have to go back to the noughties for that encounter, with Wigan getting past Trinity in the fifth round in 2009.
More often than not, Wigan have prevailed against Wakefield in the cup.
But (and this is a very big BUT), two of Wakefield's five cup triumphs have come against Wigan in the final. The last of which was the last time Wakefield lifted the trophy at Wembley Stadium in 1963.
Wigan pair could 'blow game to bits'published at 14:25 British Summer Time 10 April 2022
Dave Woods
BBC Rugby League correspondent
Image source, Rex FeaturesWigan could "blow the game to bits" with a tactical revolution featuring their turbo twins Jai Field and Bevan French, according to former England half-back Kevin Brown.
World Cup finalist Brown believes a brand new double full-back system would bring out the best of the two speedsters and change the way the game is played.
You can read more from Dave Woods here.
Wigan's French up for cup after tough time outpublished at 14:22 British Summer Time 10 April 2022
Image source, SWpix.comBevan French's long-awaited return to Wigan Warriors duty off the bench last week in the win over Hull FC was fairly low-key for a player used to producing fireworks in cherry and white.
His second-half introduction for Liam Marshall was an understated cameo spent on the wing.
Yet, after the most arduous of 10-month absences, in which he had injury, rehabilitation and family bereavement to cope with, the 26-year-old is just happy to be back involved.
"It's been a long process," said French. "I've played rugby league all my life so to have such an extended period away was just hard.
You can read more on this by clicking here.
Team news - Captain Leulaui returns for Wiganpublished at 14:19 British Summer Time 10 April 2022
Wakefield v Wigan (14.30 BST)
Wigan Warriors captain Thomas Leulaui slots back in at scrum-half after missing a game through suspension while Bevan French starts on the left wing.
Wigan: Field, Thornley, Hardaker, Bibby, French, Cust, Leuluai, Singleton, Powell, Partington, Farrell, Bateman, Smithies.
Interchanges: Mago, Byrne, Havard, Shorrocks
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End of twitter postTeam news - Gaskell in, as Johnstone misses outpublished at 14:17 British Summer Time 10 April 2022
Wakefield v Wigan (14.30 BST)
Lee Gaskell starts at five-eighth for Wakefield, while the impressive Tom Johnstone misses out after taking a knock in last week's win against Salford. Lewis Murphy comes in on the wing.
Wakefield: Jowitt, Kay, Lyne, Hall, Murphy, Gaskell, Lino, Arona, Hood, Tanginoa, Pitts, Ashurst, Batchelor.
Interchanges: Whitbread, Bowes, Battye, Crowther.
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Wakefield v Wigan (14:30 BST)
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Giants into first semi-final for a decadepublished at 14:12 British Summer Time 10 April 2022
FT: Huddersfield 24-16 Hull FC
Image source, Rex FeaturesHuddersfield Giants reached the semi-finals of the Challenge Cup for the first time in 10 years as they defeated Hull FC.
Huddersfield last reached the last four of the Challenge Cup in 2012 when they were defeated by eventual winners Warrington.
Read the full report here.
Holders Saints march past Dragonspublished at 14:08 British Summer Time 10 April 2022
FT: Catalans 20-36 St Helens
Media caption, Challenge Cup: Catalans Dragons 20-36 St Helens
Challenge Cup holders St Helens coasted to victory against Catalans Dragons to seal their place in the semi-finals.
Catalans and St Helens have had some memorable recent meetings - with the French side putting in a stunning comeback to seal the League Leaders' Shield at last year's Magic Weekend, while Saints avenged that defeat at the 2021 Super League Grand Final - and this latest match provided another exciting 80 minutes.
You can read the full report by clicking here.
Hull KR first to progresspublished at 14:04 British Summer Time 10 April 2022
FT: Hull KR 34-10 Castleford
Image source, SWpix.comElliot Minchella scored two early tries to help send Hull KR to their first Challenge Cup semi-final in seven years with victory against Castleford Tigers.
It was punishing affair on Friday night, but Rovers did more than enough to become the first side into the hat for the semi-final draw.
You can read the full report by clicking here.
Hellopublished at 14:01 British Summer Time 10 April 2022
Good afternoon and welcome to the last of this season's Challenge Cup quarter-finals.
Three teams have already put their names in the hat for the semi-final draw.
Who will the fourth to join them?
It's down to Wakefield and Wigan.
Stay with us and find out...
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