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Huddersfield 0-18 Warrington
We are only quarter of the way through this game, but Huddersfield have a giant mountain to climb.
They have offered glimpses in attack, but have been ripped up in defence.
Summary
Huddersfield Giants v Warrington Wolves (15:15 BST)
Ian Watson's Giants take on Sam Burgess' Wire for place in Challenge Cup final
Wigan thrashed Hull KR in Saturday's men's semi-final
Challenge Cup final to take place at Wembley on 8 June
Leeds Rhinos overcame Wigan Warriors earlier on in Women's semi-final
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Huddersfield 0-18 Warrington
John Kear
Wales coach on BBC OneIan Watson will be devastated with the defending from the ruck there; we've complimented Warrington on two tries so far but that is poor. Very soft.
TRY: Huddersfield 0-18 Warringtonpublished at 18 mins
Danny Walker, conversion Josh Thewlis
Warrington go down the other end in a flash and add a third try.
That knock-on from Adam Swift was followed by a penalty and Warrington set themselves up for another scoring chance.
In the end, Danny Walker dummies and skips over from close range.
Josh Thewlis converts for the third time today and Warrington look to be cruising to the final already.
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Huddersfield 0-12 Warrington
Huddersfield have just had the slightest sniff of a chance.
A ugly pass is spilled by Warrington well inside their half and Adam Swift was there to try pounce.
He reached out to clasp the ball, but could only knock-on. It would have been a certain try he he grabbed it.
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Huddersfield 0-12 Warrington
Kevin Naiqama bobs left and right and tries to then zig-zag into space in the middle of the park for Huddersfield.
King Kev, as he is known by the Giants faithful, has every run crowded out as they try force the chance.
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Huddersfield 0-12 Warrington
Josh Thewlis gets a bit of attention from the physio after he is taken high in a tackle.
He gets the thumbs up and Warrington have the penalty.
They kick up field and are on the attack again.
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Huddersfield 0-12 Warrington
Image source, Getty ImagesWarrington have ripped Huddersfield to shreds a few times already today and have 12 points to show for it.
But maybe it won't all go Sam Burgess' side's way..
For the first time in a long while, Huddersfield are on the attack and see through a successful set.
They send up a high ball on the last, but Matt Dufty keeps his cool.
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Huddersfield 0-12 Warrington
John Kear
Wales coach on BBC TwoAnother superb try. Both have been fashioned by quality Warrington play, they've not come from errors or kicks.
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Matty Ashton, conversion Josh Thewlis
Image source, SWPix.comWarrington are averaging a point a minute right now!
There are two very special tries to put Warrington in total early control.
Again Warrington punch a hole down the right and Matty Ashton motors away for Wolves second try in three minutes.
Thewlis steps up again for the extras and is on the money.
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Huddersfield 0-6 Warrington
John Kear
Wales coach on BBC TwoWhat a peach of a try.
To shift the ball deep in your own half is a ploy that will work when the opposition’s defensive line is tight.
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Josh Drinkwater
Warrington have the early opener.
This is a superb way to get yourself on the board.
It's a sweeping move that starts deep in Warrington's own half.
George Williams swings the ball out to Matty Ashton, who puts the afterburns on as he streaks away down field.
There are support runners lined up, and eventually the ball is shifted to Josh Drinkwater to finish.
Josh Thewlis then adds the extra. What a start.
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Huddersfield 0-0 Warrington
Matt Dufty shows how much he resembles a box of frogs as he collects a long clearance from Huddersfield and spring into action.
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Huddersfield 0-0 Warrington
Lachlan Fitzgibbon has Huddersfield players just hanging off him as he tries to march over halfway.
Giants eventually put pressure on the kicker and it goes long.
There are pats on the back for Giants players as they reset on the 20m line.
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Huddersfield 0-0 Warrington
John Kear
Wales coach on BBC TwoIt is a very, very warm day. I'm sure it will play some part in the outcome of this game.
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Huddersfield 0-0 Warrington
Huddersfield hold strong on their own line.
Warrington were zipping the ball around looking for a weakness, but there is now.
Early danger averted, there.
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Huddersfield 0-0 Warrington
Warrington have the first real attacking opportunity of the game.
The Giants spread the ball wide and Adam Swift was dragged into touch.
The Wolves have the ball back in Huddersfield's half.
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Huddersfield 0-0 Warrington
Jake Connor belts his kick-off long and deep.
Huddersfield rush up on Wolves and they are quick to show they mean business.
Warrington make all of 40m and Matt Dufty punts it on the last.
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Huddersfield 0-0 Warrington
Referee Liam Moore gets this game up and running.
Who will be the ones to book a place at Wembley today?
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Huddersfield v Warrington (15:15 BST)
Both sides are out on the pitch, and the sun is still blazing in St Helens.
The atmosphere is also buzzing.
Team newspublished at 15:14 British Summer Time 19 May
Huddersfield v Warrington (12:30 BST)
Kick-off is upon us shortly, and this is how the two sides will be lining up.
Huddersfield are boosted by the return of Adam Swift as they look to bounce back from the loss against Wigan last week.
Warrington boss Sam Burgess sticks with the starting side that won last time out against Hull KR.
Huddersfield Giants: Connor, Swift, Marsters, Naiqama, Wallis, Lolohea, Clune, Wilson, Milner, English, Murchie, Cudjoe, Yates.
Interchanges: Golding, Ikahihifo, Rushton, Salabio.
Warrington Wolves: Dufty, Thewlis, King, Tai, Ashton, Williams, Drinkwater, Harrison, Walker, Vaughan, Nicholson, Fitzgibbon, Currie.
Interchanges: Philbin, Musgrove, Crowther, Powell.