Super League Grand Final: Wakefield Trinity beat Warrington Wolves 23-10 to win first Super League title
Wakefield race into 19-0 half-time lead through Scott, Vagana & Tevaga
Lindop scores two second-half tries for Wolves but Johnstone keeps Trinity in control
Wakefield become Super League's sixth winner in their maiden Grand Final with their last title coming in 1968
Warrington lose a fifth Grand Final as wait for first title since 1955 continues
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HT: Warrington 0-19 Wakefield
Adam Lanigan
BBC Sport reporter at Old Trafford
Image source, Getty ImagesWow!
What a half of rugby league from Wakefield Trinity!
They have not let Warrington breathe for a second and their big boppers have punched hole after hole in Wire's defence, driving them back at will.
Sam Burgess has got a big team-talk down in the dressing room, but whisper it quietly, the game may already be beyond Warrington.
Warrington 0-19 Wakefield
Wakefield Trinity had never been to a Super League Grand Final before today.
At half-time, they look like they were born to be here. They are in total control at 19-0.
Warrington 0-19 Wakefield
Paul Rowley
Former St Helens head coach on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Tevaga is a blessing in disguise. He's come back, he's fresh. He's too strong, one-on-one. He's just wrestled his way over.
Warrington have been really brave this half because they've defended for 35 minutes, but they really needed to hold Wakefield there and 19-0 is a big deficit in any game let alone a Grand Final.
Jack Sinfield
Wakefield are giving Warrington absolutely nothing, and just taking every opportunity they are presented with.
This time Jack Sinfield decides to make this a four-score game with a cheeky drop goal!
Jazz Tevaga, Conversion Max Jowitt
Image source, Getty ImagesJazz Tevaga grabs Wakefield's third try of an astonishing first-half from the Trin.
The bulldozer of a forward had spent 10 minutes off the pitch for a HIA, but he is back in a big way for Wakefield.
The Trin are just a few metres out, and from the play of the ball Tevaga dummies and burrows over the line.
Warrington 0-12 Wakefield
Wakefield push the ball out to the right, and they almost overexert themselves.
A pass bobbles up, which Warrington's Toby King very nearly intercepts.
Wakefield, however, get the ball back and remain on the attack a few metres out.
Warrington 0-12 Wakefield
Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Wakefield have been ruthless. They've been real efficient with everything that they're doing.
Their defence is flying, they're squeezed up and they're dictating the pace of this game and the team that dictates the speed of the play of the ball, they're the team that generally comes out on top.
Warrington 0-12 Wakefield
Warrington are in some trouble now.
Joe Philbin knocks on as he tries to play the ball and Wakefield are on the attack in the Wolves' half.
Warrington 0-12 Wakefield
Jazz Tevaga is back on the pitch and he is trying to soften Warrington up with a run down the middle.
He is finally hauled down, but Wolves next have to try collar Caius Faatili who comes up with a rampaging run of his own.
Warrington 0-12 Wakefield
Paul Rowley
Former St Helens head coach on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
There's a sweet spot now for Wakefield, they've got all the big hitters on. Warrington are looking really fatigued at the minute.
I think Wakefield are really looking to put their foot on the throat. So, a big moment for both teams.
Warrington 0-12 Wakefield
We have just passed the half-hour mark.
Will Warrington be able to land a blow before the break?
If they are to do anything, they are going to have to do it from deep inside their own half again as Wakefield have them rocked back on their heels.
Warrington 0-12 Wakefield
Adam Lanigan
BBC Sport reporter at Old Trafford
Taking in last week's semi-final, Wakefield have now scored 45 unanswered points since conceding a try to Wigan hooker Brad O'Neill in the first half at the Brick Community Stadium seven days ago.
Warrington are stunned, a bit like the Warriors were last Saturday.
Trinity are absolutely taking it to them.
Warrington 0-12 Wakefield
Not only are Wakefield piling the points on the board, but they look so cool and calm whenever Warrington come at them.
They are yet to really give the Wolves a sniff in this Grand Final.
Warrington 0-12 Wakefield
Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
A well-rehearsed ploy by Wakefield. Practice put into play.
Isaiah Vagana, Conversion Max Jowitt
Image source, Getty ImagesWakefield are lighting it up at Old Trafford right now.
Jake Trueman sends a high kick up into the evening sky, and it comes down right above Warrington's Albert Hopoate.
The Wolves winger can do nothing as Tom Johnstone leaps to meet the ball, and quick as a flash he offloads for Isaiah Vagana to score Trin's second try.
Warrington 0-6 Wakefield
Wakefield made Wigan work overtime to make any metres last week, and they are doing it Warrington now.
There is no doubt that the Wolves are putting in energy-sapping efforts right now, but it was much of the same against Leeds Rhinos last week and they produced moments of magic to win that one.
Warrington 0-6 Wakefield
Paul Rowley
Former St Helens head coach on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Wakefield look really comfortable in defence and in attack. They're mixing it up, the variety is very good in attack.
We've got a good game on our hands here.
Warrington 0-6 Wakefield
Word has come out that Jazz Tevaga has passed his head injury assessment and will be able to continue.
That's big news for the Trin.
Warrington 0-6 Wakefield
Robbie Hunter-Paul
Former New Zealand international on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Everything's just a little too frantic for Warrington at this point in time.
One of the strengths of Wakefield in this last quarter of this season has been their kick chase. They get numbers down there and they keep you under pressure. Their defence has been out of this world.
Warrington 0-6 Wakefield
Every time Wakefield go knocking on the door for a try, it has something to do with Tom Johnstone.
This time he tries to link up with Corey Hall, but the attempted flick pass from Hall misses its mark and the chance is gone.
Warrington did well to scramble wide to disrupt that glimmer of a chance.
