St Helens are beaten back in their first set.

There is a lot of intent in the way Wolves have started the second-half.

They look dangerous with the ball and bruising without it.

Warrington put in solid first set to start the second half.

They chase well and have St Helens playing from deep.

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We are back up and running at the Totally Wicked Stadium.

Who will win this one to progress to the semi-final to face Huddersfield?

Now for the second men's Challenge Cup semi-final tie.

Huddersfield Giants will host the winner of today's quarter-final tie between St Helens and Warrington.

The first Men's Challenge Cup semi-final tie has been drawn.

Hull KR, who avenged their 2023 final defeat by beating Leigh yesterday, will face Wigan Warriors.

Now to the men's Challenge Cup semi-final draw...

A reminder that Hull KR, Huddersfield Giants and Wigan Warriors are already through to the last four.

The second Women's Challenge Cup semi-final sees Wigan Warriors host Leeds Rhinos.

Women's Challenge Cup holders St Helens will face York Valkyrie in the first tie to be drawn.

First, we have the draw for the Women's Challenge Cup.

Leeds, St Helens, Wigan and York are all in the hat.

While St Helens and Warrington take a much-deserved breather, our attentions will turn to the semi-final draw.

If you want to watch along, tune in on BBC Two, BBC iPlayer or right here on the website and app.

Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC Two

Warrington have only been down there a couple of times in the past 15 minutes but they've got a half-time lead.

George Williams never looked like missing, did he?

It's a great idea. Super rugby league, super half of football.

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It's been a frantic first 40 minutes at the Totally Wicked Stadium.

A last-minute drop-goal from Warrington captain George Williams is the difference at the break.

Warrington captain George Williams lands a fantastic drop-goal and that will surely ensure Wolves lead at the break.

He didn't flinch when the opportunity presented itself.

Warrington are causing St Helens trouble down the right edge again.

A speculative hurled pass from the wing finds the boot of Matt Dufty. It's a wonderful volley ahead.

Dufty chases it forward and foces the goal-line drop-out.

A Curtis Sironen tackle off the ball allows Josh Thewlis to tee up a penalty to level.

He is right in front and doesn't miss with his kick.

It's end-to-end now.

Jon Bennison punches into space on the left for St Helens, but as Warrington close in around him he threads a kick inside looking for a support runner.

Wolves captain George Williams is scrambling back to defuse the threat as he tackles Lewis Dodd and forces the knock-on.

Brilliant defending, that.

Konrad Hurrell almost pulls off a Hollywood pass to set up another St Helens try.

He barges toward Warrington's defensive line, but before he can be wrapped up in a tackle he pops a one-handed flick-pass out for Tommy Makinson on the right.

For a fraction of s second the winger thinks he is in, but the play is pulled up for a forward pass.

St Helens head coach Paul Wellens is chasing his first Challenge Cup trophy as a boss.

As a player he hoisted the trophy aloft five times, so there is little surprise that it has a special place in his heart.

"Being a St Helens boy and growing up here it is something that's always been there," he told BBC Radio Merseyside.

"I've said before it's a hugely prestigious competition, not just in rugby league, but in world sport."

He has his players bringing the same passion and desire today.

It takes some great scrambling defence from Wolves to keep them out again.

How momentum has changed.

Since snatching the lead, it has been all Saints.

Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC Two

You have to chase everything because opportunities like that will come for you.