And that is all from us today.

St Helens' victory against Warrington sets up a Super League semi-final trip to Catalans Dragons on Friday.

It also means that League Leaders' Shield winners Wigan Warriors will host Hull KR in the other semi-final.

Join us for semi-final coverage next week.

Until then, goodbye.

There is an extra big roar of appreciation reserved for James Roby and Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook as they finish their final home game triumphant.

Warrington made the champions work hard for their win, but St Helens were just too good in a game littered by costly errors.

It brings an end to a disappointing campaign for the Wire, whose strong start to the season saw them top the table before going on to limp into the play-offs.

St Helens' quest for a fifth straight Super League title remains alive.

And that chance is gone...

Connor Wrench is desperate as he tries to flick a pass out behind for Matty Russell on the right edge.

It doesn't come off and St Helens are now sure to be on the way to the semi-finals.

Joe Philbin draws a penalty in the middle of the park as he is not released in a tackle.

Warrington kick long to touch and this feels like one of Wolves' last chances to salvage this game.

Warrington have certainly had their chances, their latest one gain ends with a drop ball as the line was broken at speed.

Just five minutes left now.

For a fraction of a second Matty Ashton thought he had space to run into for Warrington, but he has to slow down to gather his pass.

That feels like a kick to send St Helens into the Super League semi-finals.

Mark Percival sends his kick right down the middle and it's a eight-point game with less than 10 minutes left.

Moses Mbye has the home fans on their feet as he blazes down the middle of the park.

Saints have Warrington desperately defending their line now.

Matty Russell's effort to stop Jon Bennison results in a penalty and Saints will again go for the two...

Stefan Ratchford zigs, zags and tries to step into space on the left to try open space for Warrington.

It eventually opens up on the right, but attempted kick through is plucked from the air.

St Helens are pressing for their third try now.

A neat little grubber through for Will Hopoate to chase is collected by Matty Russell just in time for Warrington.

There is less than 15 minutes remaining at the Totally Wicked Stadium and the slippery conditions are playing a big part in proceedings.

After a a few players slipped trying to run the ball, Matty Ashton drops it in a tackle.

It's a mistake that is greeted by roars of approval from the home fans around the ground.

It's energy sapping work for Warrington right now.

They have to kick from inside their own half, and even then it's under pressure as St Helens give them little time and space to pick their spot.

It's a huge missed chance for St Helens now!

Space opens up on the right for Saints to attack, but the final ball looking for Jon Bennison is too high for the winger, and it slips through his hands as he tries to gather it.

That could have gone some way to killing off this play-off game.

And Ben Thaler reaches into his pocket to pull out the yellow card.

He points to the dugout and sends Joe Bullock to the sin-bin.

It's a huge hit on Matty Lees!

Both sets of players come steaming in to argue about the legalities of Joe Bullock's hit on Lees.

We are going to have a delay as we await replays to decide if Bullock will be sent to the sin-bin.

Jack Welsby tries to send one of his team-mates over, but George Williams thrusts a hand out to knock it down.

It sets Saints up for another set of six from 10 metres out. The hosts are also back to full strength, with Alex Walmsley's time in the sin-bin up.

Peter Mata'utia again spills the ball for Warrington.

Just when the Wire were looking on top, that drop ball after being tackled by James Roby has Saints on the attack about 30 metres out.