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St Helens have the advantage, but a narrow one.

What will head coaches Matty Smith and Lindsey Anfield have said to their players in the dressing rooms to inspire them?

Of course, we now know the sides involved in the men's Super League Grand Final at Old Trafford on Saturday.

Will Wigan Warriors be victorious again and complete a 2025 clean sweep of World Club Challenge, Challenge Cup, League Leaders' Shield and Super League title?

Or will Hull KR write a new name on the trophy?

We'll be all over that one.

Armani Sharrock
Warrington Wolves Women head coach on BBC Radio Merseyside

Fantastic from Faye Gaskin, nice and composed. Sometimes those are the most difficult kicks to make in these pressured games when you should be slotting those.

But that's Faye's bread and butter. She's been fantastic for Saints this year with the boot and again she just noses them in front now.

It's probably against the grain because York have turned up but Saints are just starting to turn that tide.

York just need to try and neaten up and little bit in what they are doing. I feel like they've been a little too erratic defensively. They are coming up with those errors and that's putting Saints in a position to be taking those two points on the back of those penalties.

Some great attacking play from both sides but defensively York have turned up in numbers and Saints have just took the advantage on the flip side when they've had the ball in hand.

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It is business time in rugby league and that was certainly the case down under with the NRL's Grand Final being played this morning.

In front of a crowd of 80,552 in Sydney, Penrith Panthers beat Melbourne Storm 14-6 to claim a fourth successive NRL Premiership title.

There was plenty of incident, but it was the Panthers who were again celebrating in the Accor Stadium.

This Penrith side have established themselves as the best in Australia, but who they will face in the World Club Challenge in 2025?

The hooter sounds and it is St Helens with the narrow advantage.

York Valkyrie had the lead following Kasey Owen's converted try, but two cheap penalties and two Faye Gaskin goals have Saints back in front.

How will this go in the second 40?

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Gemma Kay
Former York Valkyrie player on BBC Radio York

Kelsey Gentles will be kicking herself for giving away that penalty so close to half-time.

York have just got to settle this game, go in at half-time and reset.

St Helens are back in front.

Poor discipline again from Kelsey Gentles as she is penalised for holding on in the tackle to Saints captain Jodie Cunningham.

The home side opt for a kick at goal and Faye Gaskin slots it over.

A fine kick and the winners of the Challenge Cup and League Leaders' Shield are ahead again.

Kelsey Gentles is high on Katie Mottershead and that is a simple penalty.

It's virtually in front of the posts and St Helens' Faye Gaskin does the business.

We are back level as we approach half-time.

Savannah Andrade is down needing treatment and she is blowing a little bit after putting in a huge shift to haul in Leah Burke as she set off down the wing.

That is the kind of defensive commitment required to win a Grand Final.

Two fantastic pieces of defending from York.

First, Carrie Roberts absolutely nails Leah Burke as the winger takes a high ball.

Then Kelsey Gentles, Rhiannon Marshall and Tamzin Renouf work in tandem to force a handover in midfield.

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St Helens have back-to-back sets, but the Valkyrie defence stands firm and they regain possession from Zoe Harris' grubber kick, albeit deep in their own half.

St Helens show their hand as an attacking force as they work their way up the field and Phoebe Hook makes a dart down the right-wing.

But loose forward Megan Pakulis gets across to make a big tackle on the winger and Hook throws the ball inside where it is knocked on.

Great work from the Canada Ravens co-captain in defence.

Armani Sharrock
Warrington Wolves Women head coach on BBC Radio Merseyside

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Both sides are starting to feel the pace of the game now.

It will be interesting what the coaches do in terms of interchanges and how they look to rotate that pack.

York have a great position to attack and they tee it up for interchange Rhiannon Marshall but the forward can't take it cleanly with the tryline not far away.

It's a handover and a sigh of relief for St Helens.

St Helens have conceded an average of just over six points per game across the season. They are not behind very often.

They need to do something that they are not used to doing.

To underline it, winger Phoebe Hook makes her second mistake under a high ball, and York have good field position.

Gemma Kay
Former York Valkyrie player on BBC Radio York

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Fantastic offensive play from the Valkyrie.

What a fantastic kick from Izzy Brennan and fantastic footwork from Lacey Owen to get the try.

It's been end-to-end stuff from the minute that the game's kicked off.

Grand Finals are usually about completing your sets, launching good kick and chases and limiting the errors.

Leah Burke has just ripped up that script with her brilliant try.