We are into the final 10 minutes now.

And St Helens line up their big men for a succession of crunching hits, with Alex Walmsley coming right down the middle.

St Helens aren't done yet.

Mark Percival takes some tackling out on the right for the visitors.

The ball is spun back in field, and a high kick is sent up.

While Matt Dufty was caught out a few times in the first half by those high bombs, he takes this without any drama.

John Lawless
BBC Radio Merseyside rugby league commentator

I said the next mistake would be crucial, it was St Helens.

An absolute disaster for St Helens there, they gifted them that try, they are self-destructive.

They're not respecting the ball, he tried to be a bit clever'

For a fraction of a second, Matty Ashton looks like he is about to race away for a Warrington try.

He steps beyond one tackle, but just as he is about to gather some real pace Daryl Clark comes in with a wonderful cover tackle.

It might be a bit much to call it a try-saving effort, but I'm not sure who would have stopped Ashton if not for Clark.

Less than 20 minutes remain, and Tommy Makinson shows how Saints still have to give in this game.

He takes a long kick, then launches himself at the chasing Wolves pack.

There are thundering efforts from all around tonight.

St Helens' Lewis Dodd tries to slip a grubber kick through, but it results in a knock-on for the visitors after he cannoned back off some Wolves legs.

St Helens set a scrum in Warrington's half.

They will be desperate to unpick the hosts for the first time in the second half.

At this point, it's worth remembering that these sides have met three times in all competitions already this season.

On each occasion Warrington have won.

They momentum on their side now in this play-off tie.

Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two

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He's a master of making the right decision.

George Williams is the man for Warrington to unlock this game, we said they needed to find a way to break the St Helens momentum, they've found another way with this try.

Saints have gifted Warrington possession in their half with another penalty.

It's been an evening when gifts like this have been punished.

Will this end the same way?

Saints get over excited close to the line and their efforts come to nothing as a pass is fumbled

John Kear
Wales coach on BBC One

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There's a definite intent by St Helens when they come out.

St Helens are controlling the ruck.

Warrington are finding themselves having to kick out of their own half again.

Saints have stormed past the halfway line a few times and are turning the screws on the Wolves.

A fumble from John Bateman as he plays the ball has now handed Saints possession about 20m out.

Both these sides are chewing up the metres with each set.

The carrying stats for some of these players will be huge by the end of the night.

The kick on the last comes from Warrington, and it's tipped back by a Wolves hand as a collection of bodies go up to meet the ball.

The attack remains alive, but the chance is eventually snuffed out as Josh Thewlis is tackled in to touch.

Saints kicked from within Warrington's half on the last.

They looked to test Matt Dufty, but the full-back steps out of a few attempted tackles and has Warrington rushing forward...

St Helens have come in fierce in the second half and have Warrington pinned deep in their first set.

The kick on the last is long, but Saints are on the front foot in hurry.

We are back up and running at the Halliwell Jones Stadium.

And the place is shaking with roars of both sets of supporters.