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St Helens have gone over. It's given as no try on field but it's sent upstairs.

Jonny Lomax puts a grubber kick in to goal and Joe Batchelor looks to get the ball down on the last minute.

But replays show he touches down as the ball makes contact with the line.

Referee Chris Kendall getting stuck into the action here.

He gets tangled as Salford try to pressure Jonathon Bennison, who collects a wayward bouncing kick before running upfield.

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BBC Radio Merseyside Sport

They've just got to keep their discipline here, Saints

Don't give Salford an out.

It's all St Helens right now but Jack Ormondroyd intercepts a Jack Welsby offload towards Morgan Knowles.

Right place and right time for Salford as Saints were putting a good few passes together deep in their half, there.

Ouch! A big tackle from Elijah Taylor on St Helens' Jonathon Bennison during which his Salford team-mate Andy Ackers comes off worse in the aftermath.

Ackers comes off for a head injury assessment and is temporarily replaced by Amir Bourouh.

Salford get this semi-final going.

Who's going to reach the Theatre of Dreams next week?

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Prior to kick-off, a minute's silence will be held in memory of Queen Elizabeth II.

Both sides will wear black armbands today and God Save The King will be sung by Sean Ruane before we get going.

BBC local radio

As well as live text updates on today's Super League play-off semi-final tie, you can also listen to BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra's coverage at the top of this page.

And you'll also find live commentary from the good folks in BBC local radio, too.

BBC Radio Merseyside and BBC Radio Manchester are on hand to take you through the action.

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St Helens make three changes to their side as Sione Mata'utia, Mark Percival and James Roby come in.

Meanwhile, Joey Lussick drops to the bench as Saints take on his former club.

Salford also make three changes to their side and, as expected, the talismanic Brodie Croft misses out after failing a head injury assessment in their eliminator tie at Huddersfield last Saturday.

Chris Atkin, Jack Ormondroyd and King Vuniyayawa come into the starting XIII.

St Helens: Bennison; Makinson, Hurrell, Mata'utia, Percival; Welsby, Lomax; Paasi, Roby, Lees, Batchelor, Sironen, Knowles.

Interchanges: Lussick, McCarthy-Scarsbrook, Wingfield, Bell.

Salford: Brierley; Sio, Cross, Lafai, Burgess; Atkin, Sneyd; Ormondroyd, Ackers, Vuniyayawa, Wright, Watkins, Taylor.

Interchanges: Bourouh, Dupree, Gerrard, Luckley.

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Leeds took advantage of a resilient first-half defensive display to beat Wigan 20-8 and reach their first Super League Grand Final since 2017.

Liam Marshall gave Wigan an early lead but despite dominating possession and territory, they could not score again.

Leeds turned the game around with quick tries after the break from Jarrod O'Connor and James Bentley, before Wigan had John Bateman sent off.

Bentley scored again to seal the win before Sam Powell's late consolation as Wigan's unbeaten home run this season came to an abrupt end.

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Last night, Leeds pulled off a stunning win against Wigan to seal their place in next week's Super League Grand Final.

Today, we find out who the Rhinos will face at Old Trafford this time next Saturday.

Reigning champions St Helens, aiming for their fourth consecutive title, take on Salford Red Devils in today's second play-off semi-final.

Kick-off is coming soon.