Wakefield come up with another huge early moment in this Grand Final.

This time Tyson Smoothy comes up with a beauty of a 40-20 kick, and he has turned a few moments of panic into chance to grab another try.

Warrington manage to get another repeat set and while they have Wakefield on the back foot, the Trin keep them out.

Warrington are searching for an immediate response.

And the Wolves have the Trin pinned back on their line after George Williams sends a clever kick up, which forces Max Jowett to catch and crouch.

And as he comes down to protect the ball, Jowitt is dragged out into touch.

Warrington get the ball back and will want to make this count.

Paul Rowley
Former St Helens head coach on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

That's impressive.

It was Lindop and Hopoate and Wakefield have seen a disconnect over on Warrington's right, so, they're really exploring that edge and what's happening is it's creating a lot of cover defence.

Wakefield have just had the monopoly on field position.

Adam Lanigan
BBC Sport reporter at Old Trafford

Wakefield winger Lachlan Walmsley has no club fixed up yet for 2027, so this stage is a huge showcase for him.

The Aussie Scotland international may well be getting a few phone calls his way on Monday morning with anyone watching that sensational blind pass to Cameron Scott.

You dare say things are predictable, and Wakefield just produce some razzle dazzle.

Tom Johnstone goes close to the line, but is pulled up short.

But the set is not over yet, and they have Warrington rattled.

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

That is a good indication of intent. It shows exactly what Wakefield's gameplan is today. They're going to chuck big numbers and big men at Ewan Irwin and he's going to have to make a decision. Do I slide early or do I try and stick on these big guys coming through me?

After the disallowed try for Wakefield and loss of Tevaga to a HIA, the game has settled into a more predictable rhythm.

Both sides play it safe as they rattle through their sets.

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8 mins

Warrington 0-0 Wakefield

Wakefield have just been dealt another blow.

Jazz Tevaga has to leave the pitch for a head injury assessment after he collided with team-mate Zac Lipowicz as they tried to make a tackle.

This will be a nervous wait, as he is a nugget of power for the Trin.

Paul Rowley
Former St Helens head coach on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

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Both teams aren't struggling to make metres, so, the game's a lot more open.

Adam Lanigan
BBC Sport reporter at Old Trafford

You were thinking that Wakefield winger Tom Johnstone had no right to score a try with so many Warrington players over there.

And the defence just about did their job!

Warrington's fans were momentarily silenced, but they enjoyed that TV reversal.

The on-field call was a try, but TV replays show that Tom Johnstone had just strayed into touch.

What drama!

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

This is what Warrington did well against Leeds. They were patient, they just build pressure and made Leeds come out of their own 10 metre zone time and time again and able to force mistakes.

While Wakefield invited a bit of early pressure on themselves, they hold strong.

Wakefield's second set of the game ends in a bit of a mess.

The ball is flung recklessly out wide and they give up an early penalty as they fumble to take control of the moment. It means Warrington will be able to kick for early metres.

Danny Walker bobbed and weaved with a nice run in the middle of Warrington's first set, but Wakefield's defence is solid.

The two teams are just shadow boxing in these early exchanges.

Wakefield are first to get their hands on the ball, and they are not shy about getting it moved around.

There were no nerves about that first set of six.