And it's all square!

Stefan Ratchford doesn't miss those, no matter how much pressure there was on the kick.

Warrington have a chance to level now, with another St Helens penalty allowing Stephan Ratchford to tee up a penalty from right in front of the posts.

This game is being defined by errors right now.

A tired looking pass from James Bell is well forward and gifts Warrington possession inside their half.

Warrington have their second chance in about as many minutes to really turn the screws on St Helens.

Peter Mata'utia, however, drops the ball as he gets up to play it. He shakes his head in disappointment.

Warrington have the man advantage now and are quick to put the pressure on.

Jack Welsby sweeps up the ball in-goal and manages to get just outside the area.

Saints are trying to run off their own line, but Warrington are pinged for offside and let the hosts off easy.

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St Helens 8-6 Warrington

The medics rush onto the field to look after Jordy Crowther.

The loose forward copped a heavy knock when being tied up in a tackle.

As Crowther leaves the field for a head injury assessment, Alex Walmsley is sent to the sin-bin for a high hit.

Warrington will have wanted a early second-half response, and they got it.

Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook has has on the line for St Helens after he collects a probing high kick from Lewis Dodd.

LMS came onto the ball like a steam engine! What a try that would have been in his final home appearance.

Stefan Ratchford gets the second half up and running.

Expect wet-weather rugby league in the second half because the rain has been coming down at half-time.

St Helens hold an 8-0 half-time lead, but you do wonder who will be happier at the break.

Sure, Saints have the advantage but they have been well contained by Warrington and have probably left points out there.

The Wolves themselves have tested St Helens with a smart kicking game so far. What they have lacked is poise close to the line when opportunities begin to present themselves.

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The start of the Super League play-off campaign also means that it is time for the Dream Team announcement.

Challenge Cup winners Leigh Leopards were rewarded for a memorable season on their return to the top flight by having five players chosen.

Warrington Wolves prop Paul Vaughan was chosen for the first time.

Full-back Jack Welsby is St Helens' only representative in the Dream Team this season.

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And with that Warrington error, the first half comes to an end.

St Helens have themselves a slender lead thanks to Lewis Dodd's try and two kicks from Mark Percival.

Warrington will have one last chance to test St Helens before half-time.

But it comes to nothing as the ball is fumbled with just seconds on the clock.

The slippery conditions at the Totally Wicked Stadium have certainly had an impact in the first half.

Matt Dufty hitting the turf when losing his footing as he tries to run the ball out of defence sums it up.

Mark Percival slots the two points from just to the left of the sticks.

Josh Drinkwater and Matty Nicholson are pinged for a tip tackle!

It's an ugly one and will hand more points to St Helens, as Mark Percival points to the sticks to take a penalty.

There is a hum of expectation as Warrington send the ball to the left.

The Wire, however, have got ahead of themselves as the ball is flung out to Matty Ashton right on the edge.

He has no room to run in to and tries to fling the ball back infield before taking it dead.

St Helens fall onto it and the danger is extinguished.

Warrington's defensive work has paid off nicely, it seems. Lewis Dodd attempts a kick from inside his own half and sends it out on the full.

Warrington have themselves good field position to exploit now,