The replays don't show much, but it's a poor enough challenge from Elliot Minchella to gift Warrington a penalty.

Jonathan Davies
Former Warrington centre on BBC Two

Warrington players just piled in. Just doesn't look much, does it?

I think its Minchella but from that angle he can't see anything.

Tempers are flared again. This time it comes after Danny Walker is clatter in a tackle.

Warrington players are not happy with how Elliot Minchella came in with a swinging arm.

Hull KR's latest push for a third try ends with a kick being defuse right in front of the posts.

Again, the replays are not definitive.

Warrington retain their challenge going forward, but Hull KR have the ball in an attacking position in the Wolves half.

Captain's Challengepublished at 45 mins

45 mins

Warrington 6-14 Hull KR

Another captain's challenge from Warrington as Joe Philbin losses the ball in a tackle.

Was it forced loose?

Hull KR don't have their early attacking spark, but they show plenty of guts and thunder with their kick chase.

Dean Hadley follows it all the way to land a crunching tackle on Wolves full-back Josh Thewlis.

For the second time in about two minutes, Joe Burgess drops the ball like it's hot.

This time it's on the attack, and it was a difficult one to take as the pass was rushed and flung to collect off his bootlaces

Jonathan Davies
Former Warrington centre on BBC Two

I think if you look at Burgess' reaction he's lost that in a loose carry.

That's a big call.

The challenge is inconclusive, so it means Warrington will retain their challenge.

It can be debated if Joe Burgess just lost his grip on the ball.

Captain's Challengepublished at 41mins

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Warrington 6-14 Hull KR

Hold fire, we have a captain's challenge.

Was the was stripped or was it fumbled by Hull KR's Joe Burgess?

Hull KR are three tackles in and Warrington cough up a penalty as the ball is ripped out of the hands

Warrington get things started again.

The Warrington and Hull KR fans have been full of song during the half-time break.

A roar then greets the players as they emerge for the second half.

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Warrington's try scorer Ben Currie on BBC Two:

"We shot ourselves in the foot early on - towards the back end we found a bit of ourselves. [We] Aim to spend a bit more time down in their half in the second half."

Hull KR's Rhyse Martin told BBC Two at half-time:

"We're sticking to the game plan, what we've practiced all week and then we got into a scrappy phase at the end of the first half.

"Other than that, happy with the boys, and the effort that went into that half."

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Tries from James Batchelor and Joe Burgess had Hull KR cruising at one stage, but Warrington roared back into it and got a deserved reply through Ben Currie.

It was a ferocious first half.

It doesn't count this time with Hull KR penalised in the build up to that finish.

Warrington will kick from about 1m out with the last play of the half.

With the last play of the half, Hull KR may just have grabbed their third try of the day.