Wigan Warriors are the first to charge into the Challenge Cup final at Wembley.

They were clinical, stylish and simply unrelenting with this seven-try performance against Hull KR.

Abbas Miski and Jake Wardle grabbed two tries each, with Harry Smith pulling the strings with aplomb in this stunning win.

The question is, who will the Warriors face at the national stadium on 8 June?

Join us tomorrow to find out as we bring you coverage of the second semi-final between Huddersfield and Warrington.

And before that, we have the second women's semi-final between Wigan and Leeds from 12.30 BST.

Until then, we bid you a good day.

Kevin Brown
Former England international on BBC One

Pure class from Willie Peters. He has held his hands up, Hull KR were beaten by a better team.

Harry Smith was sensational for Wigan, his kicking game and his overall control led the rest of the team in.

Hull KR head coach Willie Peters told BBC One that his side was simply overcome by a side that continues to show the way in the English game.

"I thought my players did their best, we were just beaten by a better team today," he said.

"Wigan is the benchmark. I was upset with a few calls, without a doubt, but we certainly got beat by a better team today.

"Last year we got beaten in the final and we came back from that, and we will do the same now.

"We are not happy with that performance, but we got beaten by a far better team."

Wigan half-back Harry Smith, who was named player of the match, speaking to BBC One:

"We got to the final two years ago at Tottenham and we've talked about that special feeling of Wembley, the nostalgia and the history of it. I'm buzzing for everyone - the town, the team, the staff, everyone.

"We knew we had to start well, they beat us a few weeks ago when we were well off it and they came out to play. We knew they'd do that again and we knew we had to be at our best to win. We did that, especially in the first half, I thought we were outstanding. It's hard to see out games like that sometimes so I'm happy with the result in the end."

Warriors full-back Jai Field told BBC One that their recent Super League defeat by Hull KR helped drive their big win today.

"Defence was a big focus, we dipped our toe in a bit down there a couple of weeks ago and got beat to the punch [in their Super League loss to Rovers] so it was a big effort today to try to stick it to them," he said.

"Our away fans have been unreal this year, with that behind you it really gets your home."

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Wigan's Brad O'Neill tells BBC One that their solid start set up the convincing win.

"It's an amazing feeling, I can't believe it. We had a really good week in training, we knew we had to start well and be at our best and I thought we did that."

We've got some post-match reaction coming in now.

Let's start with a few happy Wigan Warriors players.

That seven-try mauling of Hull KR was just about a complete performance from Wigan Warriors.

We have to wait until tomorrow to find out who they will face at Wembley with Huddersfield taking on Warrington.

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Wigan run riot against Hull KR to book a place in the Challenge Cup grand final at Wembley.

Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC One

Mikey Lewis has tried everything; breaking the line, finding someone else, chip kicks, grubber kicks. He's had a dig.

Mikey Lewis has thrown everything at this game for Hull KR.

He tried a grubber kick and chase in search of a last-minute try, but Harry Smith mobs up and punts the ball dead.

It's a goal-line drop-out for one last set for the game.

A late hit as Hull KR search for another consolation try has earned them a repeat set.

What can they do?

Harry Smith has Hull KR scrambling on their line. Niall Evalds does enough to keep him out.

And just as that happens, Smith gets the man of the match honours for putting in an excellent shift this afternoon.

Joe Burgess leapt from about 5m out, and it's gravity-defying attempt to touchdown.

The on-field call was no try, and there just wasn't enough evidence to overturn that call as he reached over the try line.

It would have been special. What Burgess does have, is a sore head after he was clattered by Jai Field as he came in with a desperate tackle.

Joe Burgess goes for a superman finish in the corner for Hull KR.

Does he get the ball down?

Harry Smith and Jai Field twist and turn trying to unpick Hull KR on the left edge.

A kick through from Smith eventually has Hull KR with a tap restart on the 20m line.

Wigan can afford to see this out calmly now.

Tyrone May tries to thread a grubber kick through Wigan legs, but it's blocked before being knocked on.

Wigan with the scrum feed now on their own 10m line.

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There is just under 10 minutes left now and Hull KR re-set play in the middle of the park.

Any points they put on the board now will be of little consequence, you feel.

Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC One

The biggest compliment you can pay Wigan today is nobody's been flash. Everybody's played their part, been in unison, known their roles and managed to execute at the right time.

Their precision and execution at the right time has been exemplary, along with all of those effort areas that we've seen.

So that's two tries each for Jake Wardle and Abbas Miski. I'd fancy both for a hat-trick at this rate.