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And this is where we leave you.

Warrington Wolves have edged past St Helens with a golden-point extra-time win at the Halliwell Jones Stadium to progress to the Super League semi-finals.

Wolves will now meet Hull KR on Friday night.

That leaves Leigh Leopards to take on decorated near neighbours Wigan in the other last-four showdown next Saturday.

You can catch coverage of both games right here on the BBC Sport website, with coverage of Wigan's game against Leigh also being broadcast live on BBC Two.

I think Warrington winger Matty Ashton has summed up the evening pretty well when he simply said "it was a cracker, wasn't it!"

Warrington match-winner George Williams told BBC Sport:

"I'm really happy we found away to win.

"St Helens played tough tonight, they came here to play and had us on the back foot for probably 60 minutes of that game, so we are really pleased to be through to the next round and it's all to play for next week.

"There was a lot of pressure, St Helens came here to play and we probably made some unforce errors and they played really well.

"We have a lot to fix if we are going to win next week but the general feeling is that we are quite happy to be through."

George Williams has got Warrington 80 minutes closer to the Super League Grand Final.

It has set up a semi-final meeting away to Hull KR, and leaves Leigh Leopards to face League Leaders' Shield Winners Wigan in the other last four meeting.

Faye Gaskin
St Helens and England half-back

What a phenomenal game.

Saints will be bitterly disappointed with that to not get a kick away there.

The kick was calm and composed, he nailed it for his team.

John Kear
Wales coach on BBC One

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Magnificent, absolutely magnificent spectacle.

They held their nerve, absolutely sensational entertainment for 80 minutes, we've got to applaud every player out there tonight.

George Williams positioned himself wonderfully to slot his match-winning drop-goal in golden-point extra-time

There was no blocking that effort, as Wolves fans roar in euphoria as it floats between the post.

George Williams wins it with a drop goal!

He has booted Warrington into the semi-finals.

Mark Percival has been excellent all night, but he has just sent a kick out on the full.

It hands the advantage back to Warrington...

George Williams lines up his drop-goal attempt for Warrington.

He thumps it towards the sticks, but Morgan Knowles gets in a brilliant block on the stretch.

Warrington have the ball first and a St Helens penalty has Warrington kicking for metres.

They will looking for a drop-goal winner now...

And off we go again...

We are into golden point time.

It ends all square after 80 minutes, so we go again with extra-time!

What incredible drama!

Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two

It was a great pass, heart breaker.

He's stepped up again, could we have asked for a better game?

Saints think they have snatched a late try to give them hope of progressing.

Jon Bennison is the man to go over in the corner.

Warrington are riding somewhat of a Saints storm right now.

The visitors crash forward down the left, and Sione Mata'utia tries to thread a grubber kick through.

Matt Dufty mops up, but within second the ball is handed back to Saints.

And so, they come marching back.

John Kear
Wales coach on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's the last hurrah for St Helens in the last few minutes.

It's becoming more and more un-structured for them

You would have banked on St Helens scoring here.

Jonny Lomax has ball in hand and has Tommy Makinson lurking out wide on the right.

He slings out a searching pass, but it flies forward and beyond the winger's grasp.

Errors have suddenly crept in for both sides.

A high hit results in a Warrington penalty, then a handling error hands attacking ball back to Saints on the halfway line.