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  • Leeds had been without Maika Sivo due to injury while Chris Hankinson missed out just before kick-off with injury in warm-up

  • Wire set up their place in tonight's semi-final by beating reigning champions Hull KR last week

  • Leeds came into tie off the back of a bye week having finished second in Super League this season

  • Both Leeds and Warrington finished level on 40 points during the regular season

  • Warrington go through to first Super League Grand Final for eight years

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Andrew Aloia and Alex Winter

  1. Leeds 12-12 Warrington

    And the inviting chance for Leeds is gone as quickly and clumsily as it was gifted to them.

    Cameron Smith spills the ball just a few metres out on just the second tackle.

  2. Leeds 12-12 Warrington

    Kelepi Tanginoa gives away a soft Warrington penalty. This could spell trouble as Leeds are now bunkered down in Wolves' half looking for a third try of the night.

  3. Leeds 12-12 Warrington

    Warrington breezed through their first set, while Leeds got at the Wolves with a bit more purpose when they got their hands on teh ball.

    A high kick from Jake Connor on the last is well fielded by Albert Hopoate.

  4. Second half kick-off

    Leeds 12-12 Warrington

    Leeds have got the game up and running again.

    With scores locked, there is everything to play for in the next 40 minutes...

  5. Arthur, Peet and Houles on award short-list

    Among the gongs that will be handed on at he Rugby League Awards Night in Manchester on Tuesday will be the Super League coach of the year.

    Leeds Rhinos' Brad Arthur is up against Wigan Warriors' Matt Peet, while Toulouse Olympique's Sylvain Houles also makes the short list.

    The three were picked out after all 14 Super League head coaches were asked to vote for their top pick.

  6. Keighran, O'Neill & Miller shortlisted for Man of Steel

    Adam Keighran (left), Brad O'Neill (centre) and Lachie Miller (right)SWpix.com

    The business end of the Super League season also means that it is awards season!

    The big prize up for grabs in the coming days will be the Steve Prescott MBE Man of Steel award.

    The short list was confirmed just days ago, with Wigan Warriors pair Adam Keighran and Brad O'Neill in the mix for it and and up against Leeds Rhinos full-back Lachie Miller.

  7. Old hands or new blood? Wigan & Wakefield vie to reach Grand Final

    Action shot from a Wigan Warriors game against Wakefieldswpix.com

    Right, we are midway through this knockout game. And while lots more is guaranteed in the final 40 minutes, we also have the second semi-final to look forward to tomorrow.

    Top-topping Wigan Warriors host Wakefield Trinity in what shapes up to be a enticing clash between Super League's established order and one of its growing powers.

    BBC Sports' rugby league journalist Matt Newsum has summed it up as Wigan Warriors being "the grizzled old hands", while Trinity are "the fresh, new blood hoping to make a big statement".

    You can read the feature preview for that match here.

  8. Leeds 12-12 Warrington

    Robbie Hunter-Paul
    Former New Zealand international on BBC 5 Live Sports Extra

    I can't call it, I really can't call it.

    Both teams have had their moments and both sides have taken their moments.

  9. Half-time

    Leeds 12-12 Warrington

    Jake Connor scores a try for Leeds against WarringtonSWPix

    There hasn't been a shortage of quality moments in this game.

    The first of the 2026 Super League semi-finals is living up to the blockbuster hype it got before kick-off

  10. Leeds 12-12 Warrington

    Brian Noble
    Former Great Britain coach on BBC 5 Live Sports Extra

    George Williams is having some game tonight.

    What a pass from under the sticks.

    This is a great semi-final.

  11. converted try

    CONVERTED TRY: Leeds 12-12 Warrington

    Luke Yates; conversion Ewan Irwin

    Warrington have been threatening to get over again for a while now, and they finally punch through Leeds' resistance.

    George Williams has Luke Yates on his outside, and the Australian does brilliantly well as he takes the pass then spins out of a tackle to dart over!

    Ewan Irwin keeps his cool from the tee and levels things up 12-12 with just a few moments of the first half left.

  12. Leeds 12-6 Warrington

    The chances keep coming at both ends.

    This time Brodie Croft is frazzled by a kick from George Williams, and palms the ball dead to give up a repeat set.

    You get the feeling that Warrington have more points in them this half.

  13. Leeds 10-6 Warrington

    Brian Noble
    Former Great Britain coach on BBC 5 Live Sports Extra

    Warrington thought the kick was going long.

    But Jake Connor tried the chip kick, backed up his own effort, and it's a quality piece of skill.

  14. try

    TRY: Leeds 12-6 Warrington

    Jake Connor; Conversion Jake Connor

    Jake Connor celebrates against WarringtonSWPix

    Jake Connor puts Leeds ahead for the first time.

    The move is started and finished by Connor, who sends a lovely kick over the defensive line, which is gathered on the left edge then offloaded to Kallum Watkins who shifts it back to the playmaker to dot down.

  15. Leeds 6-6 Warrington

    Matt Newsum
    Commentator on BBC 5 Live Sports Extra

    Warrington have left a try out there.

    Sam Burgess said they left a few out there last week.

    It didn't cost them then - but will it this week?

  16. Leeds 6-6 Warrington

    How have Warrington not reclaimed the lead? This is an comedic example of how not to score a try.

    A inviting kick holds up well in goal, and Wolves' Albert Hopoate and Arron Lindop are right on top of it and poised to touch down. Neither of them does and the ball goes dead!

  17. Leeds 6-6 Warrington

    An out-of-character kick from Jake Connor sails into touch on the full.

    It's a bit of a disaster from the hosts as Warrington will get the ball back way up field. Can they make the most of this gift of an opportunity?

  18. Leeds 6-6 Warrington

    Robbie Hunter-Paul
    Former New Zealand international on BBC 5 Live Sports Extra

    The Leeds pack have played at sensational intensity so far.

    It's clear the extra rest Leeds have had is proving crucial.

    And that's what you play for in the regular season.

  19. Leeds 6-6 Warrington

    A bustling run from Ben Currie up the middle for Warrington sets them up close to the line.

    The ball is shifted through a few hands to Albert Hopoate out on the right edge, but Fergie McCormack comes up with the tackle and forces the winger into touch just a few yards from the line.

  20. Leeds 6-6 Warrington

    Brian Noble
    Former Great Britain coach on BBC 5 Live Sports Extra

    The Leeds' young blokes are standing up - and they're standing up in numbers.

    Ned McCormack, Riley Lumb, they're having sensational games.