Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two

We're in to the 70th minute and the Wigan line hasn't cracked all night.

Everything about Wigan has been on the front foot.

Everyone just goes seamlessly into their own position.

There is no confusion.

Wigan are just 10 minutes from having their Grand Final return confirmed.

But they seem far from done.

They are back within sight of the tryline, and are eventually stopped just short.

Junior Nsemba will have a highlight reel to savour by the end of the night.

He has produced a number of huge hit-ups, bustling runs and clocked up good metres for Wigan.

Wigan might be going at a canter on the scoreboard, but their efforts tonight also have them gasping for air.

A big hit up the middle results in a knock-on and Leigh set a scrum.

Wigan are back defending deep, but a knock-on from Gareth O'Brien again lets the hosts off the hook.

Less than 20 minutes of this semi-final remains, and Bevan French has almost certainly got Wigan on their way to the decider.

That try was his 17th in Super League this season.

Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two

At times its felt like Wigan have had 15 men on the field.

Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two

What was that?! That's the highlight reel 101. He didn't know what he was doing.

There was nothing, there was absolutely nothing happening.

You've got to have that vision in your tool box. A little kick, a sidestep to the left and its Try time.

That was sick.

Wigan have Leigh rocked back on their heels yet again, as Junior Nsemba collects a loose ball and runs out of defence for the Warriors.

They break from deep, and have Leigh scrambling.

A Wigan penalty now has Leigh looking for their first points of the evening.

The feeling now is that they won't want to be left scoreless tonight.

Abbas Miski collects the ball from Leigh's kick-off and he thunders into contact.

No fear there from the winger.

Adam Keighran was never never likely to miss this one.

It's drilled right down the middle and Wigan are well on their way to the Grand Final, I'd say.

Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two

This is called game-management.

Ok, let's take two points.

It's all about controlling the momentum of the game.

Wigan have done well to absort everything Leigh have thrown their way.

Now they have a chance to add to the lead with another penalty.

This one comes just a few yards out.

Liam Marshall tries to get creative as he tries to kick through to himself.

The Wigan winger, however, is cut off as Darnell McIntosh mops up.

And Leigh manage to squander another promising chance in the making.

This time Ricky Leutele knocks-on, but a lot was asked of him as a scruffy pass was slung behind him.

A late late shot on Matt Moylan now has Leigh back on the attack.

In truth, Wigan could have been pinged for a few different things off the back of that kick with a bit of obstruction in there as well.

Leigh's Owen Trout nearly slips through a gap with the tryline in sight, but as he is taken down he flicks a pass out the back.

The visitors keep it alive on the final tackle, but a pass from Edwin Ipape is eventually intercepted and the chance is gone.

Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two

This is the opportunity for Leigh to get some points on the board.

24 points is not completely unsurmountable.

Leigh force Wigan into a goalline drop-out.

It has the Leopards in range to try pull a try back now...