So, what a Grand Final it's been and what a special moment for Vicky Molyneux, who leaves the pitch holding the trophy aloft through a guard of honour set by Wigan players and staff alike.

That's all from us tonight - thank you for joining us over the previous two-and-a-half hours.

Thank you and goodnight!

Armani Sharrock
North Wales Crusaders Women's assistant coach on BBC Radio Merseyside

It wasn't a performance that Wigan can say Saints gave to them. Saints were instrumental and there were some fantastic standout performances. I thought Phoebe Hook was exceptional in trying to give this St Helens side some hope.

Wigan towards the back end of the game were slightly better.

The big turning point of the game is when Faye Gaskin kicks it and manages to split the Wigan backline but there is no chasing defence. Wigan go to the other end of the field on the next set, they manage to get the repeat effort after bundling Rebecca Rotheram into the in goal area and manage pause points. I think that's been the difference tonight.

Wigan were without error and Saints very much took a lot of Isabel Rowe's and Jenna Foubister's games away from them in terms of moving the ball around and trying to exploit and play on the front foot.

Full credit to Saints, another great game and as a neutral I think it was a fantastic final, one that's summed up the year that Wigan have just had that extra edge on most teams in most occasions.

The Wigan players receive their gold winners medals and Vicky Molyneux, following her final match of her career, holds the Women's Super League trophy aloft with Georgia Wilson - what a way to go out!

St Helens head coach Craig Richards told Sky Sports:

"I thought Wigan were fantastic. They got us in little areas where we didn't turn up., I'm really proud of the girls, they've worked hard all season and we were close but weren't quite there.

"Rugby league is a great game. At times if you switch off you get caught out and we did.

"The girls were so courageous and we'll go away, dust ourselves down and go again."

The Saints players are currently back on the field receiving their runners-up medals - they can be very proud of their efforts tonight.

Wigan Warriors winger Anna Davies told Sky Sports:

"I am speechless because it feels amazing. It's been a journey. If you'd have said to me at the start of this year this would happen I wouldn't have believed you.

"At half-time I didn't think we could do it at all. I thought we might be able to do something like this next year from watching the girls develop but the fact we've done it in 2025 is something I didn't expect.

"We needed to build pressure. In the first half we let the pressure go. We talked about it half-time about getting the ball and keeping possession."

A determined and improved showing in the second period by the Cherry and Whites has earned them a comeback victory against their old foes to win the Grand Final and wrap up a historic treble.

Anna Davies' double either side of the break and Molly Jones' two tries, within the space of a few minutes of each other, were decisive for Wigan although it was the whole 17 that were on the top of their game after the interval.Spare a thought for Saints' Phoebe Hook, whose two tries - particularly the second - were skillful, determined and accomplished - she was excellent all night.

It's been a terrific 80 minutes of rugby league and here come the presentations...

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Wigan have done it - they have held on to complete an astonishing treble but boy they were made to work for it tonight!

An unbelievable run from Eva Hunter gets Wigan down with just five metres left and they will go to ground - they are almost there.

Wigan manage to finish their set down in Saints territory and they will have to start well inside their own 20.

We have 90 seconds left of the Grand Final left here.

Armani Sharrock
North Wales Crusaders Women's assistant coach on BBC Radio Merseyside

If Saints are going to go on and win this game then this is the time when they've got to be squeaky clean defensively.

Faye Gaskin misses her conversion attempt and it remains 16-12.

Kaitlin Hilton
Wigan Warriors centre on BBC Radio Manchester

I think that whole set was chaotic and Wigan were trying to scramble. Phoebe Hook manages to get it down and she's done really well. There were loads of Wigan defenders around.

A strong try.

Saints think they have a lifeline - an on-field try has been given!

A bit of ill-discipline from Isabel Rowe who holds on for a little too long and Saints have a set of six inside the Wigan half.

Armani Sharrock
North Wales Crusaders Women's assistant coach on BBC Radio Merseyside

There's been a couple of unforced errors so Saints have not had the opportunity to build the pressure that we've seen them build in the back end of the second half.

I think they've been their own worst enemy at times, loose balls, unsuccessful passes that haven't quite landed or selecting the wrong option.

Saints are not giving up but they have been up against an improved and polished second half showing by their old foes.

On the last play, the ball goes back to Gaskin and she dummies a kick but wing Dani McGifford is held up five yards short and Wigan earn themselves a turnover.

Saints prop Vicky Whitfield threatens to break through but she is stopped in her tracks before Faye Gaskin's kick ends up going straight to Wigan's Shaniah Power and the Cherry and Whites can clear their lines up field.

Wigan are just beginning to dominate the territory following another good kick chase.

Saints aren't out of this Grand Final by any means however and, on the last play of their set, Faye Gaskin decides to go high.

It is expertly dropped out the sky by Eva Hunter though as referee Tara Jones calls time off while Mary Coleman receives some treatment on the field by the team doctor.

12 minutes of this one left.