The crowd have had a few reasons to get off their feet at Wembley after a hectic start, and now they rise in unison and applaud the memory of Rob Burrow.

It's yet another touching tribute.

Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC One

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Both yellow cards are wrong for me.

It's the start of a game and no foul play is intended. Keep players on the field.

Armani Sharrock
Warrington Wolves Women head coach on BBC Radio Merseyside

There will be a lot of emotion on the field at the minute. I think we've seen that in the first couple of minutes, the intensity is high for both teams.

The referee will just want the captains to calm things down before we start seeing red cards.

We'd like to see some rugby.

Two minutes and two sets have passed us by since those two sin binnings, the tempo remains high and no further yellow cards have been issued.

That makes for a change, at least.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

You can't do tit-for-tat. One may be a yellow card and the other may not.

Purely because of the first decision, the referee is going to do the same.

And there we have it, it is 12 v 12 as Warrington full-back Matt Dufty is shown a yellow card and will spend the next 10 minutes in the sin-bin.

We have only just clicked into the fourth minute of this final.

Warrington failed to make the most of the penalty, and Wigan come up with the ball.

Warrington scramble to recover and Matt Dufty hits Liam Marshall high in a tackle.

Surely this is another sin binning now...

Micky Higham
Ex-Wigan & Warrington hooker on BBC Radio Manchester

This is what's got me - he's saying there's contact there so why has Thewlis not gone off for a head check?

I think it's a poor call.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

I can't believe this is happening.

That is ridiculous.

This seems like a huge call.

Mike Cooper will have 10 minutes in the sin bin.

Referee Chris Kendall says there was too much force in the tackle after Thewlis slipped into him.

Mike Cooper gets a talking to from referee Chris Kendall after giving away an early penalty.

Josh Thewlis slipped into the tackle, but the referee might even sin-bin Cooper here...

Wigan kick early in that first set, with Warrington coming at them with plenty of energy straight away.

Armani Sharrock
Warrington Wolves Women head coach on BBC Radio Merseyside

Both sides will be up for today's game.

A really fitting weekend for Rob Burrow - to remember him in this moment.

And off we go!

Warrington kick-off proceedings, so Wigan have the first crack with ball in hand.

Matt Newsum
Commentator on BBC One

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A silence befitting a man of Rob Burrow's stature.

Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC One

"The game has excelled itself in reflecting upon a person that transcended the sport into the real world and his challenges towards the back end over the last four years.

"That has been reflected really well.

"And I think we've got a really fitting occasion this afternoon with the quality of what's coming."

Warrington Wolves head coach Sam Burgess speaking to BBC Sport:

"Personally, it's been such a good six or seven months. The team have been a joy to coach and I guess it's great to celebrate today, especially with Rob Burrow's passing, so we can all celebrate in that respect.

"From a team's perspective, this is a nice reward for the work we've done already.

"I really enjoy coaching the players and I have a great relationship with them, but not being able to play is the hardest thing."

Wigan Warriors head coach Matt Peet speaking to BBC Sport:

"If we're doing our job properly as staff, we shouldn't need to say much coming into these games.

"That's what pre-season is for, it's what regular games are for, to instil certain things, to learn lessons, to build trust and on these days, my biggest challenge is to get out of the way.

"(on a potential clean sweep of all four trophies) That is the end. What motivates me is the journey, getting to know the players, working with them. I still can't believe we've won those trophies. I woke up this morning and it feels like the first one.

"I still feel nervous, thinking that we've got to play well.

That silence was impeccably observed and ended with cheers and applause.

Now with the action fast approaching, let's get some last-minute thoughts from both coaches...

Silence has fallen over Wembley Stadium as a minute's silence is observed in memory of the late Rob Burrow.