With a juggle and fumble Warrington keep the ball alive as they cross the half-way line. For the fist time they have St Helens scrambling.

What can they now do defensively to keep the pressure on Saints?

Warrington again find themselves trying to work their way off their own line.

They have done well to limit St Helens, but they are expending some serious energy just trying to stay out of danger.

That try has got the home crowd at the Totally Wicked Stadium in full voice.

It's hard to believe it took 26 minutes for this game to deliver its first points.

St Helens again looked poised to break at pace.

The play, however, comes to a stop as George Williams goes in for a late shoulder charge.

St Helens have themselves another set and chance to open the scoring from a good position.

Alex Walmsley has just come off the bench for the first time for St Helens.

He joins the play with St Helens parked inside their defensive 10 after a fine kick from Josh Drinkwater.

It's St Helens who now have Warrington pinned with a long kick.

And again it's a penalty that allows the visitors to relieve pressure. This time it's a high Matty Lees hit that results in the penalty.

A long kick from Warrington has Jack Welsby picking the ball up in his in-goal area.

He spins and sprints back out just before he can be tackled in-goal.

A penalty a few plays later allows the hosts to ease the pressure with a kick to touch.

And yet again, Warrington hold on.

St Helens swing right then back to the left before a grubber kick is squeezed into the in-goal area. There is too much on it and the ball runs dead.

Jack Welsby is past one defender... no make that two and he links up with Will Hopoate.

The hosts are steaming away down the left edge, but Hopoate is stopped.

Will this be the break that sets up the game's first points?

It it worth pausing a moment to say that St Helens have also suffered a worrying injury setback, with Joe Batchelor limping off earlier with what appeared to be a hamstring problem.

Warrington are living dangerous in defence as Matt Dufty allows a high kick to bounce.

A St Helens hand gets to the ball on its way back down, but when collected the play is stopped for a knock-on.

Jack Welsby now fumbles the ball for St Helens, and this one is deep in their defensive half.

Saints get away with it, as Ben Currie is deemed to have illegally got a hand in there to strip the ball.

It's another drop ball from St Helens close to the line.

This time it's Jonny Lomax who spills it in a tackle after throwing a few dummies.

St Helens are right in front of the sticks and 20 metres out after Sam Kasiano dropped the ball after being clattered by Morgan Knowles in a tackle.

Mark Percival has dropped the ball over the line for St Helens! Staggering stuff, as he had the line begging.

The chance came from a great break from Morgan Knowles down the middle.

St Helens take the drop-kick out and build nicely. They shift to the left, but Lewis Dodd fumbles possession and the chance of an early score is gone for the hosts.

St Helens have showcased what they are capable of doing on the attack in one sensational move.

They break from inside their own 20 and have Warrington scrambling in defence.

Tommy Makinson tries to kick through, but Matty Russell is alive to the danger and swats the ball dead.

And nothing comes of that first attacking threat.

Warrington run out of options as they run it on the last. They have let St Helens off the hook there.

We have the first big error of the game, and it comes from St Helens.

Mark Percival is unable to hold the ball on the halfway line and it gifts Warrington the first chance to attack the line.