Wakefield stun Wigan to reach their first Grand Final
O'Neill try puts Wigan in front midway through first half; Johnstone score levels game
Jowitt goal gives Wakefield slender half-time lead before Johnstone scores again
Sinfield and Hall go over in quick succession before Rodwell adds fifth Wakefield try
League Leaders' Shield winners Wigan had won all three preivous meetings in league and Challenge Cup this season
Wakefield will face Warrington at Old Trafford on Saturday, 3 October - meaning Super League will have a new winner
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As a Wigan supporter can only strongly applaud Wakey who totally destroyed my team tonight. They were exceptional and didn't allow Wigan to get any momentum and never get the ball for any amount of time. A well deserved win, you thoroughly deserved it.
Brian Not Blessed, Wigan
Wigan 6-31 Wakefield
Mason Lino punts over a drop-goal right in front of the sticks and Wakefield edge a point further ahead.
That's a sickener for Wigan, isn't it? They're being humiliated in their own backyard.
Wigan 6-30 Wakefield
Matt Newsum
Commentator on BBC Two
Image source, SWPix.comAt one point in this game Wigan led 6-0 and since then they've not posted a single point.
Wigan 6-30 Wakefield
Wigan get another set of six five metres out.
But they've had a nightmare as Mike McMeeken scoops up the ball as the hosts knock-on from a wayward pass.
This isn't a very Wigan-esque performance this evening.
Wigan 6-30 Wakefield
Just 10 minutes left on the clock.
Bevan French makes a run for Wigan, as he so often does to create moments of magic, but he can't find a way through this Wakefield defence right now.
Wigan 6-30 Wakefield
Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two
It's exciting. Wigan are going to try, I'm not sure there's enough time but they're going to try. They've got the firepower to put Wakefield under a lot of pressure.
But Wakefield have got the wind in their sails and they're not going to give this up. I think they'll want more points.
This is a Wakefield team that we've not seen before in the play-offs, ever in the history of the Super League.
Wigan 6-30 Wakefield
Isaiah Vagana is held up as he races through for what could be another Wakefield try.
But it's correctly judged that Wigan kept him from grounding the ball.
I think we're reached the point where it's safe to say it might not be Wigan's night, here.
Wigan 6-30 Wakefield
If it stays like this, then potentially Sir Kevin Sinfield could deliver the ball to next week's Super League Grand Final - as part of his 7 in 7 challenge to raise money for the MND Association - in time for a game his son Jack will potentially play in for Wakefield.
Just under 15 minutes left on the clock.
Wigan 6-30 Wakefield
Wigan get to within 20 metres of the line.
But they've run out of tackles and Harry Smith hauls a kick to the corner on the last - but Jack Sinfield punts the ball out before Liam Marshall can get to it and surely run in at the corner.
Wigan 6-30 Wakefield
Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two
Wakefield's gameplan has been solid, more than solid. They've been able to pick up and find Wigan's weakness.
Wigan 6-30 Wakefield
In the midst of all this try drama, I'd overlooked that Liam Farrell's on the field for Wigan.
His final game for the club could be coming much sooner than he might have imagined.
Wigan 6-30 Wakefield
Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two
What can you say about this Wakefield team. Their patience has been absolutely first class today.
Wigan 6-30 Wakefield
Matt Newsum
Commentator on BBC Two
Whisper is quietly, but that might just be a Grand Final.
Ky Rodwell, goal Max Jowitt
Image source, SWPix.comIt's try time for Wakefield...again!
Junior Nsemba won't want to watch this back again. The Wigan man is caught unawares as Wakefield string some quickfire passes from the beginning of their set - the last of which sails right past him.
And so does Ky Rodwell who runs in unopposed.
Max Jowitt adds the two. Surely Wigan can't come back from this?
Wigan 6-24 Wakefield
Adding to Wigan's misery, Wakefield successfully challenge a call of knock-on,
They have a set of six within five metres.
Can they make it count?
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Wow! Wigan are in big big trouble here. What a 10 minutes from Wakey.
Keith, Leeds
Pinch me I must be dreaming.
Richard, Fife
Wigan 6-24 Wakefield
Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two
This is game on now because the big guns for Wigan have got to come out.
Bevan French, Jai Field, Harry Smith - these guys have got to step up. They've got to start chancing their hand.
Wigan 6-24 Wakefield
I can't quite remember when Wigan last had a genuine attacking set, here.
Madness.
Wigan 6-24 Wakefield
Wigan are back up to full strength.
But this is quite some disadvantage they've got to overturn, now.
Wigan 6-24 Wakefield
Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Two
Wakefield have not been lucky, they've been industrious. They've come with a gameplan to push and move Wigan's big forward pack around the park and dictate the speed of the game.
