Super League eliminator: Warrington 35-12 Hull KR
Warrington will travel to Leeds in first semi-final next Friday
Currie try gives Warrington early lead; Rovers' Burgess and Wolves' Ashton trade scores late in first half
Hull KR's Hiku sent off for punch just before Ashton scores again
Hadley try gets Hull KR to within four points at 16-12 but Ashton complete's hat-trick
Hopoate extends Wire's lead and King adds gloss late on
League Leaders' Shield winners Wigan will host Wakefield in next Saturday's second semi-final
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Warrington 16-6 Hull KR
There was a hint of a forward pass from George Williams in the move that led to Matty Ashton's try, but that cannot be checked by the video referee.
Hull KR may feel things are going against them completely in this one.
While Tom Davies has gone to hospital following his early exit from the field after a head clash with James Bentley.
Warrington 16-6 Hull KR
Matt Newsum
Commentator on BBC Two
Matt Ashton gives Warrington a buffer!
That try is good and Warrington do extend their lead.
Matty Ashton
Image source, SWPix.comWow, Warrington need little time to make use of their extra player.
They work it across the line and Matty Ashton is spare on the wing and that is a simple finish.
A second for Ashton and clear breathing space in the game.
And for the second time in the match, Ewan Irwin hits the upright with his conversion.
Warrington 12-6 Hull KR
Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC Two
What a moment in the game! I don't know what to say. If the rules are a clenched fist...
Warrington 12-6 Hull KR
And that moment may have decided this game.
Peta Hiku is shown a red card for that punch on George Williams.
A clenched fist means Hiku will play no further part and Hull KR will have to see this one out with 12 men.
Warrington 12-6 Hull KR
Josh Thewlis is getting some treatment after he is on the receiving end of a hard shot from Peta Hiku.
The decision is a penalty for a high shot, while Hiku is a naughty boy as his fist makes contact with George Williams' mouth.
Not the hardest shot this great game has ever seen, but that is a punch.
Warrington 12-6 Hull KR
Warrington get us under way in this half.
Will they hang on for a semi-final spot. Let us know what you think.
Thumbs up for them, down if you think Hull KR will come back to triumph.
HT: Warrington 12-6 Hull KR
Kevin Brown
Former England international on BBC Two
It has to change completely if Hull KR are to get any chance.
At 12-6, it's a complete false economy, Warrington are miles in front in all the stats. They've been dominant, they've been physical, the kicking game has been better.
Willie Peters will be asking for more from Mikey Lewis, more from Peta Hiku.
HT: Warrington 12-6 Hull KR
Kevin Brown
Former England international on BBC Two
I thought Hull KR's start was pretty tough. They lost Tom Davies with a HIA then Joe Burgess dropped a couple of balls.
I actually don't think the score line reflects the dominance of Warrington in this first half.
The fact that they scored in the corner right at the end gives them a little bit of confidence, but the way that they were in front - it was a bit of a one-sided game for me in that first half.
HT: Warrington 12-6 Hull KR
So, as things stand, this would set Warrington up for a semi-final showdown at Headingley on Friday with Leeds.
Hull KR have work to do if they want a crack at Wigan on Saturday.
HT: Warrington 12-6 Hull KR
Harry Smith
Wigan Warriors half-back on BBC Two
That was electric, the atmosphere both fans have put on has been amazing.
I thought that first 20 minutes was outstanding. It lost a bit of its punch with the captain's challenges, but the the last five or 10 minutes really brought it back to life.
An outstanding game.
HT: Warrington 12-6 Hull KR
Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC Two
What a first half!
Warrington deserve the lead. They've shown the better enterprise in attack, they've bombed a couple of tries at either side on each edge.
Hull KR have fought their way back into this game and this is why it's such a super game, they're so evenly matched these two teams.
Great game.
Warrington 12-6 Hull KR
That try from Matty Ashton is the last action of the first 40 minutes.
The game really came to life in those last few minutes and two superb tries.
Warrington deserve to be ahead, but do not write off Hull KR.
Matty Ashton
Image source, SWPix.comAnything Hull KR can do, Warrington can match it, and they produce a scintillating try of their own.
Fast hands through the middle before George Williams finds Kelepi Tanginoa and the ex-Hull KR forward finds the space and with Matty Ashton outside him, he sends the winger in to score in the corner.
Wonderful Warrington score.
Unfortunately Ewan Irwin hits the upright with his kick and it's four points rather than six for the Wolves.
Joe Burgess, goal Arthur Mourgue
Image source, SWPix.comSensational end-to-end rugby league from Hull Kingston Rovers!
Warrington kick the ball on the final play deep into Hull KR territory and they feed Arthur Mourgue just a couple of yards from his own line.
The French full-back needs no second invitation as he spots a gap and turns on the gas which pierces a hole through the backline.
He gets to the halfway and feeds Joe Burgess in support to his left. The winger juggles the ball, almost drops it, but catches it and sees off two chasers to touch it down.
Mourgue add the extras after his burst broke the Wire defence.
Warrington 8-0 Hull KR
What a tackle that is from Joe Burgess!
A certain try-saver after Arron Lindop had gone past Mikey Lewis and fancied the four points near the corner.
But could he have found his winger outside him?
Four points possibly gone AWOL there for the Wolves.
Warrington 8-0 Hull KR
Image source, SWPix.comWe are into the last few minutes of this half and we have seen precious little from Mikey Lewis.
Hull KR need their magic man to be far more involved.
Warrington 8-0 Hull KR
Six again for Warrington allows them to get moving through midfield.
But a fine attacking position is wasted as Josh Thewlis throws a pass into touch.
That is an opportunity wasted for Sam Burgess' side.
Warrington 8-0 Hull KR
This is turning into the kind of arm-wrestle you expect in play-off rugby league.
No quarter given anywhere. Time for a couple of sets up the middle to put the heat into the legs of the defenders.
Warrington 8-0 Hull KR
Jai Whitbread tries to steamroller his way through the middle of the Warrington defence.
He is stopped in his tracks by a tackle from Danny Walker.
But Warrington believe that James Bentley was prevented from trying to defend by Tom Amone.
And it's another successful challenge, this time from Wolves skipper George Williams.
