Jay Freeman
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Something to bear in mind.

This is the first time in EIGHT years that a club other than St Helens or Wigan Warriors has won a Super League Grand Final.

Not only is it a first Super League crown for Hull KR, they have also become just the fifth side in the competition's history to win this title.

What a way to complete your trophy treble, after winning the Challenge Cup and League Leaders' Shield already this term.

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The game finished with some pushing and shoving!

I'm not sure what happend to spark that that little brawl, but what I do know is that Hull KR have completed a trophy treble by winning the Super League Grand Final in style.

Nick Pinkney
BBC Radio Humberside Summariser

Wigan had to try but Joe Burgess was waiting and what a man to finish the game.

Absolute dreamland for the Robins supporters.

Joshua Cook
BBC Radio Humberside commentator

Joe Burgess has lost this game four times. Three times with Wigan and once with Rovers but he's going home with a winner's medal tonight.

Is this the last throw of the Wigan dice?

Wigan are well set to test Hull KR on their line, and Jai Field tries to thread a grubber kick through.

He gets too much on it and the chance is gone.

Wigan are running out of to rescue this Grand Final.

Bevan French tries to create something special with a weaving run and grubber kick.

What it does is put pressure on Hull KR, with Tom Davies knocking on.

Wigan have the ball back. You feel that they simply HAVE to score now.

Ryan Brierley
Ex-Salford Red Devils stand-off on BBC Radio Manchester

Wigan needed more Junior Nsemba, Luke Thompson, Kaide Ellis and Liam Farrell.

Hull KR have probably not had one superstar tonight. They've had glimpses from Mikey Lewis but they've all worked together as a team and hounded Wigan out of the game.

Frustration is etched into the face of every Wigan player as another of their attacks is stopped dead by another knock-on.

Hull KR run the entire next set and Wigan will have make 90m to try to score now.

Sharon Shortle
BBC Sport commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Hull KR's tails will be up but I can't help but feel there's still more points in this game to come though.

Hull KR swing the ball to the left and from about 30m out, Oliver Gildardt tries to skip a grubber kick through.

The Robins are eventually pulled up by feferee Liam Moore for being offside from that kick.

We now have a captain's challenge fo rthis call, but the replays are inconclusive so Wigan retain the penalty.

With the minutes now ticking down, I'd expect them to throw everything at the Robins from this point on.

Ryan Brierley
Ex-Salford Red Devils stand-off on BBC Radio Manchester

I don't even know what the error count is but I don't think Wigan will have made as many errors all year. I think this is the game where they've made more errors than any other game than they've had this season. It's unfortunate it's come in the biggest game of the season.

That's what will hurt Wigan if they go on to lose this game. They will have never have made this many errors and it's so difficult to take. If you get beat by the better team there's a bit of acceptance there but when you beat yourself they're the ones that hurt the most - when you realise you've hurt yourself more times than you've ever done and that will be Matt Peet's biggest frustration.

We are into the final 10 minutes now.

Wigan will have to pull off a comeback of epic Super League proportions to win it from here.

Handing errors of every sort have cost Wigan tonight.

This time is the usually irrepressible Bevan French who knocks on as he tries to play the ball after being tackled by Jared Waerea-Hargreaves.

The stand-off is furious. But surely he can only be angry with himself after rushing into that play.

Wigan are rocked back deep in their own half yet again!

This time it is Liam Marshall who spills the ball when tackled, and the Robins are within sight of putting this game to bed...

Jez Litten provided the flash of brilliance and cool finish for that third Hull KR try, but Wigan'd defence were rattled before he got his hands on the ball.

Jared Waerea-Hargreaves put on one of his iconic tackle-busting runs down the middle before that.

He might very well end his glittering rugby league career with a Super League title tonight.

John Kear
Former Wales head coach on BBC Radio 5 Live

Jared Waerea-Hargreaves absolutely carried that ball with intent, he put Luke Thompson down on the floor, he left Junior Nsemba on the floor and played the ball.

What a great try down to Waerea-Hargreaves' ball.

Jay Freeman
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Whisper it, but that might just be it.

The treble is on. You know what else is on? A fifth - and new - name on the Super League trophy.