Jonathan Davies
Former Warrington centre on BBC One

I think Sam Eseh there was so concerned with the player, he forgot where the ball was!

There's three men to tackle him and no-one knows where the ball was. There's three men just watching.

The ball springs out in the tackle and Wigan then win another set of six 15 metres from the line.

Jack Farrimond pokes a kick in to goal but the onrushing Zach Eckersley can't quite get onto it before it bounces dead.

Well now. What do Wigan have in response to Wakefield's impressive start?

They've lost their past two games coming into today's tie, remember.

And their most recent game was a bruising derby defeat by St Helens, too.

Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC One

What an inside ball.

Wow, what a play from Wakefield.

No-one's going to stop Trueman from there.

Cam Scott's down receiving treatment after a heavy hit from the combination of Wigan's Liam Farrell and Junior Nsemba.

It's a physical opening so far.

Both sides exchange sets in the early stages but Wigan's turn with the ball properly pens Wakefield deep in their own 10.

The hosts are forced to kick soon after and Jai Field picks up the ball virtually on halfway.

Wigan are driving the possession early on.

Jonathan Davies
Former Warrington centre on BBC One

Well it's the first time I've been in here in a long, long time.

The stadium looks fantastic and the pitch is in great nick.

As you can hear from our predictions, no-one knows who is going to win today!

It's been 63 years since Wakefield last won the Challenge Cup and they haven't played in a final since 1979.

Could they force an upset today against 21-time winners Wigan?

The visitors get us under way.

Who's going to win the whole thing this year, then?

Will St Helens win a 14th Challenge Cup title and first since 2021?

What about Hull KR's chances of retaining the trophy having won it last year?

Will Warrington reach a third final in a row under Sam Burgess and win their first silverware under him?

Or will Wakefield beat 21-time winners Wigan on the way to a sixth Challenge Cup and first since 1963?

Let us know using the big yellow button at the top of this page or by using #bbcrl on social media.

Wakefield boss Daryl Powell makes one change to his side as Matty Storton is replaced by Jazz Tevaga.

Wakefield: Jowitt; Pratt, Scott, Hall, Johnstone; Trueman, Lino; McMeeken, Smoothy, Rodwell, Vagana, Nikotemo, Pitts.

Interchanges: Tevaga, Hamlin-Uele, Smith, Lolesio.

As for Wigan, they make one change as Ethan Havard drops out with Kian McDermott stepping in on the bench.

Wigan: Field; Eckersley, Keighran, Farrell, Marshall; Farrimond, Smith; Eseh, O'Neill, Thompson, Nsemba, Walters, Ellis.

Interchanges: Mago, Partington, McDermott, Hodkinson.

BBC One

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Wigan Warriors boss Matt Peet told BBC One before kick-off:

"It was a tough weekend last weekend. It was disappointing to lose [to rivals St Helens] in the way that we did, and this has felt like a long week but we have had to build.

"People do remember the finals, but its games like today that define you, with your backs against the walls and when people are probably doubting you.

"The last two games were very different. Against Huddersfield we were poor from start to finish, and against St Helens we were just taught a lesson on our right edge."

Good question!

We've got plenty of Super League action to get stuck into between now and when the Challenge Cup returns.

The semi-final stages are booked for the weekend of 9-10 May.

Meanwhile, this year's Challenge Cup final will take place at Wembley on Saturday, 30 May.

Wakefield Trinity boss Daryl Powell told BBC One before kick-off:

"The club last won the Challenge Cup in the 1960s but for the players nowadays it's what they can do to the club to add to the history.

"We always talk about putting some colour into [footage of] the trophy lifts in this place because a lot of them are in black and white. We always try to play with colour and if we can do that then it will be a special time for the club.

"Wigan have been rattled a little bit [in the past two games], and they're going to come out with all guns blazing, so we've got to match that right at the start of the game."

A reminder in case you weren't already aware - the draw for the Challenge Cup semi-final will take place at half-time today.

Conducting the draw will be legends of their respective sports, Jamie Peacock and Chris Kamara.

The ball numbers are as follows:

1. Hull KR
2. St Helens
3. Warrington Wolves
4. Wakefield Trinity/Wigan Warriors

Wakefield Trinity winger Tom Johnstone has said the experience of being "manhandled" in England's Ashes defeat by Australia in November led to him changing his physicality.

The 30-year-old was part of Shaun Wane's squad that was swept aside 3-0 by the tourists and Johnstone said he has since put on some extra weight.

He will be part of the Wakefield side who host Wigan Warriors in Sunday's Challenge Cup quarter-final, live on BBC One at 13:00 BST.

"I feel good, I had a big off-season. I wasn't quite firing where I wanted to be in the Ashes," he told BBC Radio Leeds.

Image source, PA Media

Warrington Wolves stayed on course for a third consecutive Challenge Cup final by coming from behind to beat Leigh Leopards in a fiercely contested quarter-final.

The Leopards were set on avenging last week's 42-6 thrashing in Super League and tries from Innes Senior and Lachlan Lam, and an Adam Cook penalty, twice edged them in front.

Danny Walker's try had levelled for Wire, and then Toby King's score, converted by the influential Marc Sneyd, moved Warrington in front for the first time.

With Sneyd pulling all the strings, Warrington struck twice through Ben Currie to secure their place in the last four.

You can read the rest of our match report here.

Miss the action in yesterday's Challenge Cup tie between holders Hull KR and York Knights?

Worry not, because we've got the highlights for you above.

Meanwhile our match report is right here if you're out and about and don't fancy watching video while you're in the queue to get a coffee or something.