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Wigan Warriors have taken their Super League title defence all the way to a Grand Final date with Hull KR at Old Trafford.

Matt Peet's side were ruthless as they ravaged near neighbours Leigh Leopards in tonight's semi-final, and they now have history to play for.

Victory against the Robins will earn them an unequalled quadruple.

Hull KR, however, have their own history to make as they feature in their first Super League Grand Final.

It has all the ingredients for a classic encounter, and we will bring you all the big moments with radio and live text coverage on the BBC Sport website and app next Saturday.

But for now, that's all from us.

We now have our men's Super League grand finalists confirmed for next week.

But before our attention is dedicated to Wigan's showdown with Hull KR, there is the Women's Super League decider still to come this weekend.

St Helens, this season's Women's Challenge Cup holders and League Leaders' Shield winners, face reigning champions York Valkyrie at 16:30 BST tomorrow.

You can follow live text and radio commentary on the BBC Sport website and app.

Liam Marshall
Wigan Warriors winger on BBC Two

A lot of my tries are walk-ins because of the players we have in attack here but as long as we keep playing as we are, I don't mind.

On Bevan French: What I want to know is when am I going to learn those skills?!

I try harder than him in training but he's just got so much talent.

Leigh head coach Adrian Lam, speaking to BBC Two:

We were nothing like what we’ve been for the second half of the season.

We made too many errors and compounded the issues and that’s the bottom line.

I'm extremely proud of the team this season, we’ve worked very hard to be in the position to be here this evening.

It’s the furthest the club has gone in Super League. We are building, we are heading in the right direction.

A lot of players are leaving so we’re going to rebuild the club again. It’s a complete rebuild but I’m excited about the opportunity.

Sam Walters
Player of the match on BBC Two

What dreams are made of.

Another 80 minutes under our belts and I can't wait for Saturday now.

There's two huge fan-bases going and its great for the game isn't it.

On his two tries: No, no, I haven't scored a hat-trick. Two is the most I've got.

Wigan Warriors' Australian stand-off Bevan French spoke to BBC Sport about his brilliant solo try in the convincing win over Leigh.

"I don't think much goes through my mind around those times.

"It comes down to how I grew up playing the game. I grew up very rural in Australia, in the bush, and we would just throw the footy around.

"All the games were instinctive and playing what you see in front of you. There were no game plans.

"That is how I grew up, trying to score with every play."

Matt Peet
Wigan Warriors Head Coach on BBC Two

It's just instinct and its Bevan knowing his teammates want to back him

The biggest thing for coaches is we give the players the keys to play.

The supporters played a big part of that tonight.

It was a fantastic night for Super League, for Leigh as well.

It's been a landmark weekend for Super League.

Matt Peet
Wigan Warriors Head Coach on BBC Two

On Bevan French: Unbelievable - that's why he's special.

He's an unbelievable talent. He's a special player and a pleasure to coach.

Coaches can take no credit for that whatsoever.

Leigh have been overpower tonight, but it's worth remembering that this was their first ever Super League semi-final.

Kevin Brown
Former England international on BBC Two

On Bevan French's try: It is a joke. That's like your playing in the garden with your mates.

In a game of numerous Wigan highlights, this will be the cherry on top of the Cherry and White cake.

With a dummy one way, then skip, turn and kick, Bevan French produced a brilliant solo try.

Matt Newsum
Commentator on BBC Two

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Wigan are heading for the Grand Final and hugs all around the Brick Community Stadium!

Wigan never took their foot off the accelerator.

For Leigh, it is the end of a long, successful season.

Wigan Warriors are heading back to Old Trafford for the Super League Grand Final.

The Cherry and White are now just one win away from an unprecedented quadruple.

If they beat Hull KR next week, they will be the first side to win the Super League title, as well as the Challenge Cup, League Leaders' Shield and World Club Challenge in one year.

Jai Field is looking for a heck of a big finish in this game.

Just minutes after grabbing a first try, he goes looking for a second.

He kicks through for himself, but fails to collect.

Wigan are now just second from having victory confirmed.

Tyler Dupree will see out this game on the bench after he kicked the ball away to delay the restart.

Matt Newsum
Commentator on BBC Two

That's brilliant from Jai Field.

What a way to cap it!

Big score line for Leigh who have felt the full force of Wigan tonight.

Lachlan Lam tries to unpick Wigan's defence with a looped pass out to the wing.

It's always drifting forward and is quickly called back.

Leigh just about work it to the halfway line, but they eventually lose possession and allow Wigan to come at them from striking distance.

Wigan try work some space on the right, but they are stopped before they can sneak into the corner.

Harry Smith has Darnell McIntosh scrambling to mop up a searching kick on Leigh's tryline.

The winger loses his footing as he tries to spring out the in-goal area, then he appears to spill it as he is tackled.

Referee Chris Kendall, however, awards the penalty in Leigh's favour.