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Wigan thrash Castleford 60-6 in Sunday's first quarter-final to reach semi-final stage
Challenge Cup: St Helens v Warrington Wolves (BBC Two) Kick-off 16:30 BST
Men's and women's semi-final draw to take place at half-time of St Helens v Warrington tie
St Helens 6-4 Warrington
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC Two
Image source, SWPix.comThat's a lovely kick from Jonny Lomax because he's landed it on the point of the ball and it bounces backwards for Batchelor and they will have practised that in training.
It's clever play from Lomax but the space was there for him to place that kick.
Konrad Hurrell
Image source, PA MediaThe try stands!
And it's a thing of beauty.
Jonny Lomax threads a dangerous kick through for Joe Batchelor to meet.
He thinks quick and pads a pass across for Konrad Hurrell to finish.
The conversion from Jon Bennison is good. Saints lead for the first time.
St Helens cross the line, but we have a try review.
We are looking for an offside call and will check in on the grounding...
St Helens 0-4 Warrington
Matt Dufty is marshalling Warrington's try line when a grubber kick comes in.
It sits up nicely for the Wolves full-back and he darts out of danger.
St Helens 0-4 Warrington
Warrington and St Helens have traded errors in the past few minutes.
Both sides have let one another off lightly.
St Helens set the scrum near the halfway line and will go looking for an equalising try.
Castleford 6-60 Wigan
Wigan Warriors have cruised into the Challenge Cup semi-finals, thrashing Castleford Tigers 60-6.
Liam Marshall managed to bag four tries in that one while Brad O'Neill, Bevan French, Adam Keighran, Abass Miski, Jake Wardle and Tyler Dupree also got on the scoresheet in their 11-try rout.
Image source, PA MediaSt Helens 0-4 Warrington
St Helens are parked about 10 metres from the line and seem to be building towards their first real raid on the line.
An error playing the ball after a tackle, however, stops them dead.
There are groans of disappointment from the home fans.
St Helens 0-4 Warrington
Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC Two
We're 20 minutes into the game and the pace is vigorous.
These two sides are getting into each other.
St Helens 0-4 Warrington
Head coach Sam Burgess has Warrington flying in the early weeks of the Super League season.
Taking another step in the Challenge Cup will undoubtably lift confidence even further.
Adding to reasons to feel good today is the Wires’ run of wins against St Helens in the cup. They have won their past two meets in the competition, which included winning the 2019 final at Wembley and getting past Saints at the quarter-final stage in 2020.
They are dominating the early exchanges today, but a penalty in the middle of pitch has Saints on the attack.
St Helens 0-4 Warrington
Warrington are looking menacing with every set.
This time they attack down the left, and Lachlan Fitzgibbon tries to thread a kick through for Matty Ashton.
The ball, however, runs dead.
St Helens 0-4 Warrington
Not for the first time, St Helens gift possession back to Warrington.
There is a great kick-chase, but the foul allows Warrington to escape any danger.
St Helens 0-4 Warrington
Image source, SWPix.comWarrington are hunting for a quick second try.
Joe Philbin tried to barge over, then George Williams attempts a grubber kick.
Jonny Lomax, however, is alive to the danger and collects the poorly executed kick.
St Helens 0-4 Warrington
Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC Two
Look at the depth of the Warrington attack. They've exposed the Saints defence.
It's a deserved advantage. Other than two earlier errors, they've looked really positive going forward, worked in pairs, they've tipped the ball on when they've needed it and got that ruck speed so they can play on the front foot.
Josh Thewlis
Warrington make their early pressure count and break the deadlock.
The Wire have a huge overlap on the right, with bodies lining up for a pass from Matt Dufty.
The cut-out ball finds Josh Thewlis, and he strolls over out wide.
He then steps up for the conversion, but fails to add the extras.
St Helens 0-0 Warrington
Image source, PA MediaWarrington manage to force a second goal-line drop-out in as many sets.
Huge pressure being applied now by Wolves.
St Helens 0-0 Warrington
Connor Wrench almost unpicks St Helens' defence with his quick feet.
He flicks a wonderful pass out, but Waqa Blake manages to mop up the ball in-goal with Wolves set to pounce.
St Helens 0-0 Warrington
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC Two
It's a brilliant play by Waqa Blake.
He was beaten once but didn't give up. But great creativity and they've got numbers on the right-hand side but it's brilliant play by that man.
St Helens 0-0 Warrington
Warrington chew up the metres with their latest set, but they are turned around by a sleek Saints move.
The home side's attack is only undone by a forward pass from Curtis Sironen.
St Helens 0-0 Warrington
St Helens have their first real sight of the try line.
They try play it on the short side, but are crowded out.
Daryl Clark tries to shift things back infield, but the play on the last tackle is scrappy and the chance is gone.
St Helens 0-0 Warrington
Warrington have failed to make the most of that penalty.
Jordy Crowther knocks on as he tries to play the ball and Saints have possession just inside their half.
A big set to follow.