Challenge Cup final: FT: Warrington Wolves 8-18 Wigan Warriors
Zach Eckersley went over for Wigan's first try with Bevan French then crossing for their second soon after
Wigan captain Liam Farrell raced in but Matt Dufty threatened a comeback from the Wire
Match kicked off at 15:07 BST in tribute to Rob Burrow who died at the age of 41 on Sunday
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Men's final takes place after St Helens beat Leeds to win fourth consecutive Women's Challenge Cup final
Sheffield Eagles take on Wakefield Trinity in 1895 Cup final to round off bumper day of rugby league at Wembley
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Armani Sharrock
Warrington Wolves Women head coach on BBC Radio Merseyside
Image source, PA MediaI think Wigan are winning in all those small areas that are contributing to the big moments.
They seem to be restricting any effort that Warrington are trying to put into this second-half.
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Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC One
It's been coming.
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Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One
Image source, PA MediaWhat an angle that is from Liam Farrell. He runs the blindside shoulder of George Williams and he's got the pace to do it.
Bang, and he's great at finishing these things.
Liam Farrell, conversion Harry Smith
'That's trademark Farrell' - Wigan captain scores try to extend lead over Warrington
Wigan captain Liam Farrell punches through a gap at pace and manages to just get over the line with two Warrington tacklers trying to bring him down.
Farrell's angled run was piercing as he took a short pass from Jai Field to motor into space.
Harry Smith adds the conversion and edges the Warriors closer to victory.
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Wigan's Liam Farrell may just have put one Wigan hand on the Challenge Cup trophy with this try...
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Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium
Image source, Ged Scott - BBC SportWembley makes for a beautiful contrast right now.
Half the pitch in sunshine - half in shadow.
Maybe Warrington need to dig out a few bombs and hope the sun catches Wigan crying.
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Micky Higham
Ex-Wigan & Warrington hooker on BBC Radio Manchester
Matt Dufty should be dominant there.
That is my ball, I'm having it.
That's his job. You can't let the ball bounce there.
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Wigan had the ball in a strong position there, but fail to seriously test Warrington's backline as the attack fizzles out.
Matt Peet's side will see that as a missed opportunity.
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Another of those swirling high hicks from Harry Smith has Warrington in all sorts of bother.
Wolves' Matt Dufty lets the ball bounce, and as Warrington bodies gawp at the loose ball there is a push on a Wigan attacker and hand Warriors a cheap penalty.
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The sun is still beating down at Wembley, but Warrington have a lot of work to do if they are going to find a spark of hope to turn this game around.
Wigan have dealt with Warrington's threats with ease so far.
Warrington 2-12 Wigan
Armani Sharrock
Warrington Wolves Women head coach on BBC Radio Merseyside
Image source, PA MediaWarrington are just showing up with error after error and it's letting Wigan off.
It's that lack of discipline defensively, on top of not making the tackles, that are killing them at the minute.
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Wigan fling it around on the last tackle, and Matt Smith fires a pass out to Liam Marshall out on the left.
Warrington have numbers on the edge and Marshall is stopped short of the line. Danger averted by the Wire.
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Wigan fly up the pitch with possession and try test Matt Dufty with another high kick.
He comes down with it without any drama, but as Warrington try work their way from deep Matty Ashton knocks the ball on as he tries to play the ball after a tackle.
Wigan on the attack now.
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Warrington feed the scrum, but their raid on the tryline lasts just two tackles.
George Williams works a pass out to Matty Ashton on the left, and he is hauled out of play by two Wigan tacklers.
The Wire winger might as well have run at a brick wall there.
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Micky Higham
Ex-Wigan & Warrington hooker on BBC Radio Manchester
Image source, PA MediaI think Warrington are still in this game even though they've been pretty poor.
They look tired but I think they will come out guns blazing here.
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Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC One
It's a simple message from Sam Burgess. Look after the ball and play the way we've practised.
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Josh Drinkwater sends up a great kick at the end of their first set, and Wolves will get the ball back after Bevan French knocks on under pressure.
Warrington on the immediate attack now.
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Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One
Image source, SWPix.comWarrington will have to have a little look at their tactics.
They need to get Ben Currie out wider, they need to get Matt Dufty into the game a little bit wider.
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Wigan's Harry Smith has got the second half under way!
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Former St Helens forward Jon Wilkin speaking on BBC One:
"What's exciting about this game is that Wigan have had things all their own way, but they've butchered two chances right at the end.
"The sun's out and Warrington have got to half-time at the most beautiful moment for them.
"They are absolutely in this still."