Rhys Evans
Ex-Warrington back on BBC Radio Merseyside

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Warrington are just building their way into this second half. They don't need to force anything and in one sense it's a good indicator for Daryl Powell to see how they play this second half.

They don't need to go and win it again, but there will be games when they have arm wrestles and they go set for set, and the first period of this half has been like that.

Danny Walker's held up just before the line as Warrington put another run together at forcing a sixth try of the evening.

He opts not to offload to George Williams in the build-up, which surely would have resulted in another score.

Rhyse Martin's been forced off with an injury and is replaced by Justin Sangare.

One of Leeds' best players and he's off. It's turning into a bit of a nightmare evening for the Rhinos so far.

Josh Drinkwater, on his Warrington debut, kicks and chases as he tries to work his way through to going over for the hosts.

Morgan Gannon swiftly collects but it's yet another attack Leeds have had to deal with early in this second half.

Danny Walker races through just before the turnover as he goes for his second try of the evening.

But Leeds successfully hold him up before he can race through to further extend Warrington's advantage.

Francis Cummins
Ex-Leeds player & assistant coach, BBC Radio Leeds

Leeds need to stay in it for the next five minutes. Just by staying in it will give them a bit of confidence.

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Paul Vaughan batters his way through the Leeds back line as Warrington go on the attack early in the second half.

The Wire work it wide and there's some tugging from Richie Myler on Peter Mata'utia and Leeds win the ball back deep in their own half.

Rhys Evans
Ex-Warrington back on BBC Radio Merseyside

That [first half] performance has been built by the forwards who have laid the platform. They have had plenty of ball, but you have still got to make use of it and Warrington have rolled Leeds throughout that first half and they have been very clinical.

Warrington coasted through the first half. Can they replicate their form in the second?

Or are Leeds about to put together a stunning comeback?

We're back under way.

Here's Warrington's Danny Walker warming up with a t-shirt tribute to Brianna Ghey pre-match.

The 16-year-old transgender girl was stabbed to death in a park on Saturday.

Francis Cummins
Ex-Leeds player & assistant coach, BBC Radio Leeds

Warrington have hit their straps. They have carried hard and apart from the first set of the game when Leeds gave them a bit of a shock from the short kick-off, Leeds only had one more good set.

Having said that they have had to defend for much of that first half and Warrington have dominated everything. They are winning all those little energy battles.

Paul Rowley
Salford Red Devils head coach on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

I had the pleasure of commentating here quite a few times last season and this is the first time I have seen a standing ovation.

It's richly deserved and it's good to see the smiling faces on the Warrington supporters.

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What a start to the season from Warrington!

A 30-point lead against Leeds who just haven't turned up so far.

Work to do for Rohan Smith and the visitors.

Paul Rowley
Salford Red Devils head coach on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

I'm not sure what answers you have to that sort of quality with a pin-perfect kick from George Williams and a giant of a man with a total mis-match in size to take the kick.

What chance did Aidan Sezer have in a competition for a ball with Kasiano? Not much.

Paul Rowley
Salford Red Devils head coach on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

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Credit to Leeds. They have been battered for 38 minutes in the first half and for them to stop Sam Kasiano, who is an absolute monster, with that amount of fatigue and so close to their own line, you have to take your hat off to the spirit, determination and absolute resolve of Leeds' defence.

Warrington are playing with a lot of flair and confidence right now, as they make another entrance into the Leeds half of the field.

Josh Drinkwater gets the ball to James Harrison and eventually Sam Kasiano is teed up right on the line but he's held up.

I don't think he gets the ball down, neither does referee Liam Moore who sends it upstairs. Video referee Jack Smith studies it and agrees.

Meanwhile, Matty Nicholson has indeed dislocated his shoulder. It's been popped back in (yikes) but his night is over.

A blow for Warrington.

Francis Cummins
Ex-Leeds player & assistant coach, BBC Radio Leeds

There could be a case for the kick being a bit fortuitous, Myler slips and Walker carries his run on to touch down.

Warrington are winning all the little battles and are creating their own luck. Leeds aren't winning any battles and are clinging on.