Watch St Helens beat Leeds Rhinos in the first-ever Women's Challenge Cup final at Wembley to seal their third consecutive win in the competition.

Congratulations to St Helens. They make history as the first women's team to win the Challenge Cup at Wembley.

Commiserations to Leeds Rhinos. This will hurt but in time they will realise that they were part of a very special event.

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Please come back shortly for the men's final as Hull KR and Leigh Leopards battle for the big prize.

Men's Super League Champions. Men's World Club Champions. Women's Challenge Cup winners at Wembley.

It doesn't matter the competition, St Helens just love that winning feeling.

St Helens' Emily Rudge told BBC Two:

"It's a dream come true. We've always wanted to have this opportunity and we didn't thin it would actually happen when we were playing.

"To come here is absolutely unbelievable and I'm so proud.

"When I walked out, I was thinking about those before us who didn't have this opportunity. It's special for us but this is for them."

Jodie Cunningham is first up to collect her player of the match award. Nice recognition for a star player, but it's all about the big prize for her.

All the players get their medals and Cunningham is on hand to lift the Challenge Cup to the sky.

Wembley winners and women's rugby league pioneers.

St Helens' Faye Gaskin on BBC Two:

"It's a special day. The five-year old me is sat here and I hope she realises how special she is.

"I hope my niece watches this over and over again and it's so good to have her here."

Leeds Rhinos make their way up the steps.

They say that Wembley is no place for losers. I don't think that is the case for the Rhinos on such a special occasion for the women's game.

St Helens captain and player of the match Jodie Cunningham told BBC Two:

"I don't know how you picked a player of the match out of that. The pride I have for these girls, we all did it for each other.

"We were a collective unit and that's why we came out on top today.

"It feels like my first Challenge Cup win. This venue and this crowd, this one means the world.

"Young girls at home can say they can play in a Challenge Cup final at Wembley."

Amanda Wilkinson
Barrow Raiders Women head coach on BBC Radio 5 mSports Extra

Leeds were exceptional at times in defence. Saints could have scored more points against another team.

St Helens are a great team in attack, so tactical, great vision and pace. It was an entertaining game.

A third successive Challenge Cup for St Helens.

But winning at Leigh Sports Village and then Elland Road simply does not compare with success under the Wembley Arch.

That five-minute blitz in the first half won the game for them with those tries from Tara Jones, Phoebe Hook and Eboni Partington.

Congratulations to them.

St Helens have done it!

The first women's team to win the Challenge Cup at Wembley - the Red Vee are rugby league history makers.

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We are now entering the last 60 seconds of this contest.

The first women's Challenge Cup final at Wembley is red and white.

The player of the match has just been announced and it's Saints and England captain Jodie Cunningham.

She has been everywhere.

And she is moments away from walking up the steps to collect the trophy.

Amy Hardcastle knocks on in trying to intercept a grubber kick and St Helens have the ball once again close to the try line.

This is going to be Saints' day.

Amanda Wilkinson
Barrow Raiders Women head coach on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Time is ticking away. The scoreline looks good for St Helens and you're going to get a frustrated Leeds now.

They need to put the pressure on their defence. Leeds look very deflated and Saints will be enjoying this.

The game resumes with Saints pinning their opponents deep in their own territory.

The energy is still there with glory only a few minutes away.

Now the game is stopped as Rhinos stand-off Caitlin Casey needs treatment. While Saints wing Eboni Partington is also down.

The players have left it all out there for this one.

Once again, Leeds have to start a set from deep in their own half.

The tryline is a long way from there!

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This injury stoppage for Zoe Harris is a good chance for players on both sides to take on some water.

There are little more than 10 minutes left. One last, big effort for all the players.

Although not for Harris as she cannot continue.

The Rhinos win the ball back but they have to go the entire length of the field.

They work it to Caitlin Casey on the last tackle and her high kick is taken under some discomfort by full-back Zoe Harris.

That's a sore one for Harris.