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That's just about where we leave you this afternoon.

We've been treated to some stellar ties in the Challenge Cup between Friday and today, ending with a stunning 80 minutes at the Halliwell Jones Stadium.

We turn our attention back to Super League from next weekend before the Challenge Cup returns next month.

A reminder that we'll bring you all the action in Super League across the BBC, with reports and highlights on the BBC Sport website in addition to radio commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Local Radio.

For now though, thank you for joining us.

A reminder that in addition to this stunning game of rugby league, we also had the draw for the men's Challenge Cup semi-final at half-time in this game.

Here's what we've got to look forward to, with the two ties taking place during the weekend of 10 and 11 May:

• Hull KR v Catalans Dragons
• Warrington Wolves v Leigh Leopards

Warrington Wolves head coach Sam Burgess on BBC Two:

"We knew it was going to be tough. We were good in patches but we showed a lot of spirit, St Helens are a really tough side, it was a great contest.

"The game opened up as some fatigue set in, we have a bit to look at but we should be proud of the effort and commitment to the result.

"We feel we have a long way to go with our defence but we were good today and I’m happy with the spirit."

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St Helens head coach Paul Wellens on BBC Two:

"I can never fault the efforts of the team.

"I’m proud of them but there are some lessons to be learned in terms of big games, we were under a lot of pressure but a lot of the pressure was self-inflicted.

"When we were attacking them we were creating some space but there is lots to be learned."

Warrington Wolves captain George Williams on BBC Two:

"It was tough, we played some good rugby but we have loads more to work on.

"We’re in tight games and we’re finding a way to win, you need that in the big games and we’re proud of our efforts.

"I was already tired when I caught the ball for the try so when I got going I was in all sorts but glad to get over the line."

Warrington Wolves full-back Matt Dufty on BBC Two:

"It's always a tough battle when we play Saints, it's a great feeling to get the job done.

"We have a few league games to go before facing Leigh in the semi-final but for now we'll celebrate getting the win."

Phew.

In the aftermath of that tie, let's hear some of the reaction from either side.

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Warrington head through to the semi-finals to meet Leigh Leopards next month.

It's been a hard-hitting 80 minutes and Wire boss Sam Burgess maintains his 100% record against St Helens, beats them in the Challenge Cup for the second successive season and registers their second win against Paul Wellens' side in as many weeks.

St Helens made a game of it but were depleted by the HIA losses of Jake Wingfield and Mark Percival.

For the Wire, their quality made the difference when it counted. It was a captain's performance from George Williams alright, as he inspired a late run in to progress to the final four.

Jonathan Davies
Former Warrington and Great Britain international on BBC Two

George Williams has been superb and he has been the difference today for Warrington.

The clock is really against St Helens, they gave everything but they won't score two tries now.

Some tired-looking Saints players right now.

It's been a bruising afternoon's work.

St Helens full-back Jack Welsby tries to put a grubber kick through to the corner but it's regained by Warrington's Arron Lindop.

The Wire have another set of six with five minutes left on the clock.

Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two

St Helens need to create some space here.

Their players need to be on red alert and really go for it, they need to make measured offloads and passes.

They will get an opportunity, they just need to take it when it comes.

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Time is running out for St Helens if they are to avoid a second defeat by Warrington in two weeks.

Can they do something special with the time remaining? They need something big if they are to head to the semi-finals.

Jonathan Davies
Former Warrington and Great Britain international on BBC Two

This is a big test for Warrington.

They could really close the game off here if they want.

St Helens go for the short kick-off but Tristan Sailor's kick goes out on the full.

That has not gone to plan. A nightmare restart for the visitors.

Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two

That is an end to end play where no one had anything left in the tank.

When you look to these games you want your big men to come up with the big moments.

George Williams shows great game IQ there with his run and comes up with the big play.

St Helens full-back Jack Welsby makes a deep run and makes a fair few metres before he's brought down.

In the midst of his offload there's another - clear - forward pass which isn't picked upo.

Warrington captain George Williams knocks on on the last.

James Bell picks up possession for St Helens and Williams immediately tries to make amends as he gets up and brings him down before he can gain too much ground.

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