Hull KR beat Wigan to win Super League Grand Final for first time and complete treble
Rovers become only fifth club to win Super League after Wigan, St Helens, Bradford and Leeds
Lewis and Burgess tries give Hull KR 10-2 lead at break; Keighran kicks penalty for Wigan with last play of half
Smith try puts Wigan back in game but Martin goal gives Rovers six-point buffer
Litten try and Burgess' second wrap up win for Hull KR
Jez Litten, con Martin
Image source, PA MediaHull KR fans are going wild as they see Jez Litten grab the Robins' third try.
The hooker starts and finishes the sleek move, popping the ball to the right edge before it is eventually whisked back into his hands to finish.
Wigan were grasping at shadows trying to stop that.
Hull KR 12-6 Wigan
Wigan manage to force a repeat set and have Hull KR's defence working hard.
The the ball is shifted to the right, with Liam Farrell patting down a pass for Abbas Miski out wide.
The winger, however, can't keep hold of it and knocks on. And just like that, the chance is gone.
Hull KR 12-6 Wigan
Nick Pinkney
BBC Radio Humberside Summariser
We're back to a converted try distance between the two teams. Apart from that breakaway try from Wigan, which was a great response, Hull KR have been in control.
Hull KR 12-6 Wigan
It's another Grand Final dropped ball, this time Joe Burgess knocks on from the kick-off.
Wigan players go wild, as they know this is a huge chance to try to hit back again from close range.
Rhyse Martin
And again, Wigan invite more trouble on themselves.
Jake Wardle strips the ball from James Batchelor, and it allows Rhyse Martin to land an easy penalty to make it 12-6.
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You can never write off Wigan. Watch out for a huge response in the second half.
Mike, Belfast
Hull KR 10-6 Wigan
That try momentarily had Wigan bouncing with energy, but a missed conversion is then followed up by a knock-on from Warriors second row Sam Walters.
The two-time defending champions have had an error-riddled night so far.
Hull KR 10-6 Wigan
Paul Rowley
Salford Red Devils head coach on BBC Radio 5 Live
Patrick Mago has nailed what Kaide Ellis couldn't nail in that entire first half. He's played out the back, he's utilised the space.
When you've got pace in your side you can do anything. Harry Smith is not going to drop that ball like Bevan French did in the first half and now we've got a game.
Hull KR 10-6 Wigan
Jay Freeman
BBC Sport at Old Trafford
That is a try befitting of a Super League Grand Final.
If the dummy Mikey Lewis sold at the Stretford End in the first half was good, feast your eyes on the one Jai Field's just pulled off.
Any fears that Wigan had rolled over might just prove premature in light of that Harry Smith try.
But Adam Keighran's missed conversion has kept this game interesting.
Harry Smith
Image source, PA MediaIt ain't over! Wigan have hit back though Harry Smith.
Jai Field drifts out to the left as the ball is whipped out wide.
He throws a dummy, then steps inside his man and puts the hammer down to race into a pocket of space.
Harry Smith is in support on his inside, and the full-back finds him free to finish.
The conversion looks easy, but is badly missed by Adam Keighran.
Hull KR 10-2 Wigan
Ryan Brierley
Ex-Salford Red Devils stand-off on BBC Radio Manchester
Wigan have to get back into the way they play, in terms of dominating territory, dominating field position and letting Jai Field and Bevan French have their platform.
The'll be no panic from the Wigan team.
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Mikey Lewis gave a masterclass from minute 15 onwards in the first half. The desire in KR’s defence has been immeasurable.
Mike, Belfast
Hull KR 10-2 Wigan
Hull KR go probing down the right in search of a try, but they run out of options as James Batcherlor is wrapped up by Junior Nsemba and Ethan Havard.
Hull KR 10-2 Wigan
Wigan have invited a world of defensive pain on themselves right now.
Ethan Havard rumbles the ball as he tries to play it after being slammed in a tackle by Jez Litten.
An early second-half try for the Robins would be huge. And they are well placed to try to get it...
Hull KR 10-2 Wigan
Chris Hill
Former Warrington Wolves captain on BBC Radio Manchester
I think Matt Peet will have been structured, he will have told his team to get back into the game in the first 10 minutes and let's give Hull KR something to think about.
Wigan will come out firing.
Hull KR 10-2 Wigan
They are flying through these sets now.
You senese there is a buzz of expection around Old Trafford, because Wigan are in desperate need of a try right now while Hull KR can land a real sucker punch if they go over again.
Hull KR 10-2 Wigan
Hull KR had Wigan collared for a lot of the first half, with metres coming hard for the Warriors.
The two-time defending champions chew through 50m with their first set of the second half.
That looked a little bit more like the Wigan that has dominated Super League in recent years.
Hull KR 10-2 Wigan
John Kear
Former Wales head coach on BBC Radio 5 Live
I think both teams will put their foot to the floor because they're used to the atmosphere now, they're in the game and it's become just another game now with great consequences obviously should you win it.
The next try is vital.
Hull KR 10-2 Wigan
Hull KR get the action back under way at Old Trafford.
Can they go on to make history today?
If the Robins triumph tonight they will become only the fifth – yes, FIFTH – side to win a Super League title in nearly 30 years of the competition.
We haven’t had a new name on the trophy for more than two-and-a-half decades!
HT: Hull KR 10-2 Wigan
Nick Pinkney
BBC Radio Humberside Summariser
It's been a fantastic half, frantic, absolutely end-to-end stuff .
It was white hot at times and Rovers had to endure a lot of pressure early on mostly put on by themselves Three drop balls and two penalties allowed Wigan to create a little bit of momentum early in that first half but Rovers inch by inch worked it back and then it was the Brad O’Neill infringement and Rovers haven't looked back.
Wigan got consolation at the end with the penalty because they were going nowhere but that half truly belongs to Hull KR, absolutely dominant.
