Leeds captain Kallum Watkins has let Warrington off the hook just as the hosts were again ramping up some pressure.

He fumbles from the play of the ball, handing possession back to Wolves just inside their own half.

These side are going blow for blow right now.

Leeds are suddenly looking dangerous every time they go forward, while the high ball is something the Warrington are keen to keep going back to.

This time towering kick is sent up for Ryan Hall to try deal with, and while he is beaten by Toby King in the air the Warrington man is wrapped up in a tackle. It means Leeds have the ball back inside their own 10m.

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

I love the way they played that set.

Everything was in the middle of the park, they kept asking questions of the big men, who then started to tire, and when you start to tire you start scrambling and then Wire create the space out wide.

Leeds are knocking hard on the door now. They have strung together a few repeat sets right on the line.

And they themselves another penalty right in front of the sticks. They opt not to kick the two, as they feel they have their foot on Wolves throats right now.

A grubber kick from Jake Connor has Warrington scrambling in goal to force the ball out of play.

Leeds will get it back from a goal-line dropout.

A high hit on Matt Lodge allows Leeds the chance to kick for distance with penalty.

Can the hosts put some real pressure on now and hit back?

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

Warrington are not giving Leeds any time or space on the ball.

It's early in the game and we'll see if fatigue kicks in later in the game.

Ball in play in high, fitness will tell and keeping the ball will be massive.

Jake Connor is trying everything to orchestrate something for Leeds right now.

He ties to duck and weave through some traffic on the last tackle in the middle of the park, and after dishing the ball off he gets it back.

He doesn't have many options and tries to put pressure on with a kick to the corner. It's not a great one and allows Warrington an easy restart after it runs dead.

An injury blow minutes before kick-off and an early try conceded has suddenly made this seem like it could be a long night for Leeds.

Warrington have undoubtedly started bright, but Leeds do have a bit about them going forward and will take some containing.

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

George Williams is the best kicker in the world.

He's manufactured a kick out of nothing there.

Brilliant from Warrington.

There have been a few probing sets from Leeds now, and just as they look to apply some pressure Warrington's George Williams manages to bat a pass down.

Leeds manage to gather, but there is no set restart. The attack fizzles.

Well, Warrington's first set was almost a disaster.

A loose pass after the Leeds kick was gathered went to ground and had Matty Ashton scrambling to recover, which he eventually does.

The visitors regather their composure and manage to march up field.

Leeds get through their first set without any drama and Jake Conner pings lovely long kick on the last for Warrington to deal with.

And we are up and running.

Warrington kick this game off!

Both sides have just emerged from the player's tunnel and the crowd goes wild for it.

We are just moments away from getting under way.

There is some late mail in this one, with Leeds suffering yet another injury set back in the warm up.

Chris Hankinson has been ruled out, which means Ned McCormack will start at centre.

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Sam Burgess 'Warrington Wolves have been a side that have tailed off in the latter stages of the campaign during his reign, but this season has been different.

Ultimately they were forced to settle for third place on points difference following their final game of the regular season and they finished the campaign with nine wins from their last 11 matches.

As for the reason behind their recent success - Burgess gave an unconventional answer compared to what you might expect from a head coach.

"As coaches we just stay out of the way. We don't need to overdo anything, we leave them to it," Burgess told BBC Radio Merseyside.

"We're staying pretty humble now. Hard work will get us where we'd like to go."