FT: Wigan Warriors 42-12 Hull KR
Wigan earned bye week and home advantage by winning League Leaders' Shield
Challenge Cup finalists Hull KR beat Leigh to set up semi-final
Winner faces Catalans in next week's Super League Grand Final
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Abbas Miski, goal Harry Smith
It's an avalanche of tries for Wigan now.
It's been endlessly sleek from Wigan Warriors today.
More quick hands and quick thinking has Abbas Miski with the ball wide on the right, and he dives over to finish.
Harry Smith edges them ever further ahead with the conversion and they are heading to Old Trafford, without a doubt.
Wigan 36-6 Hull KR
The restart is out on the full. Hull KR are living a nightmare.
Wigan 36-6 Hull KR
Josh Charnley
Leigh winger on BBC Radio Manchester
I think that's game set and match for Wigan. They're just rubbing salt into Hull KR's wounds.
Jai Field has been electric all year and this spine for Wigan have been key. They're taking their opportunities here and capitalising on them.
Jai Field, goal Harry Smith
Get those Grand Final tickets booked, Wigan fans.
The Warriors slide left, with Patrick Mago evading a Brad Schneider tackle to offload for Jai Field, who dives over.
Harry Smith boots the conversion to add to this healthy Wigan lead.
Wigan 30-6 Hull KR
Harry Smith now attempts a chip and chase, but the door is closed on him.
Hull KR manage to gather, and earn a penalty after a late tackle comes in.
Wigan are doing everything they can to run the Robins ragged.
Wigan 30-6 Hull KR
Josh Charnley
Leigh winger on BBC Radio Manchester
Image source, SWPix.comWigan have come out here and started well. They've sunk their teeth into Hull KR.
Toby King, goal Harry Smith
Another up-and-under kick from Harry Smith has Hull KR snatching at shadows.
The ball is batted down, and is eventually collected and worked out to Toby King who gets his head down to dive over.
Harry Smith continues his perfect day with the boot and has Wigan well on their way to the Grand Final.
Wigan 24-6 Hull KR
And we have yet another try review as Toby Kings goes over on the right.
Wigan 24-6 Hull KR
Louis Senior is on hand to defuse a Bevan French kick in goal.
Hull KR will restart with a drop-out kick...
Oh and they go short. A big risk, but they come up with it.
Wigan 24-6 Hull KR
Wigan has started this half, just as they start the first - quick and mercilessly.
Hull KR will need to take risks to try salvage their hopes of progressing to the Grand Final.
Wigan 24-6 Hull KR
Stefan Ratchford
Warrington Wolves full-back on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Fantastic piece of individual brilliance from Bevan French.
Wigan have started the second half as they did the first. French puts on fancy footwork, looks up and sees Liam Marshall and the kick couldn't be anymore pin pointed.
Liam Marshall, goal Harry Smith
Hull KR won't want to see replays of this one.
Harry Smith's kick from left to right goes over the head of Shaun Kenny-Dowall.
Bevan French then finds himself in possession, looks up and picks out Liam Marshall with his own cross-field kick from right to left.
Smith then books the extras and Wigan are looking comfortable again.
Wigan 18-6 Hull KR
Does Liam Marshall have his hat-trick?
Wigan 18-6 Hull KR
Sam Luckley starts the second half for Hull KR and comes up with a strong carry up the middle. He has give the Robins some grunt, no doubt.
Wigan 18-6 Hull KR
Wigan get the game restarted.
Can they squeeze the life out of this game to reach the Grand Final, or do Hull KR have a comeback in them?
For all of York's regular season dominance, Leeds Rhinos are the ones that will be looking to defend their Women's Super League title on Sunday.
Lois Forsell's side have also had to deal with heartache this season, losing to St Helens for the second year in a row in the first-ever women's Challenge Cup final at Wembley.
"The girls know that I believe in them all so much as individuals and as a group," Forsell told BBC Radio Leeds.
"The talk has always been about being patient and sticking with the process and each other - it was going to take time."
Image source, SWpix.comYork hope home advantage in the Women's Super League Grand Final against Leeds at their LNER Stadium on Sunday can help them take the final step towards the title, says boss Lindsay Anfield.
The Valkyrie's consistency cannot be questioned, with back-to-back regular season League Leaders' Shield wins.
However, York have lost Challenge Cup semi-finals two years in a row, as well as last year's Grand Final.
"You can't understate how big it is," Anfield told BBC Radio York.
"We're so used to coming here on game day, the changing rooms, the pitch. Even the amount of fans we're going to have compared to if it was in Lancashire will make a massive difference.
"Everything bodes well for a successful weekend."
These semi-finals are just the start of the high-stakes games this weekend.
Tomorrow York face Leeds in the Women's Super League Grand Final.
HT: Wigan 18-6 Hull KR
Nick Pinkney
BBC Radio Humberside Summariser
Who knows where this game will end up? But Rovers are still in this game and they can still fight for this one for sure.
HT: Wigan 18-6 Hull KR
Josh Charnley
Leigh winger on BBC Radio Manchester
With the pressure they put on Hull KR in the first 20 minutes, Wigan are in the right frame of mind by coming out of the blocks.
Coming into the back end of the first half, Hull KR started to have some opportunities and Wigan might be tiring.