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Warrington have done the business tonight and deservedly secured a crack at Leeds Rhinos on Friday for a place at Old Trafford in the Grand Final on 3 October.

Wigan entertain Wakefield next Saturday in the other semi-final.

We'll have live text coverage of both games, while BBC Two will show the Wigan-Wakefield match live at 17:15 BST.

With all that in mind, thanks for your company today. Shall we do it all again on Friday evening?

I wouldn't go that far yet, Keith. Remember, Wakefield are in the last four for the first time ever. And what Hull KR achieved last season was pretty special. It might seem unlikely, but a Warrington v Wakefield final would give us another new winner.

Kevin Brown
Former England international on BBC One

It was a complete dominant display by Warrington.

In the first half they probably didn't get their dominance on the scoreboard, but the energy that they took out of Hull KR, the frustration that they produced as well.

Peta Hiku is a sensational player, but that probably sums up Hull KR's season.

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Very few get the chance for a glorious goodbye in sport and so it proves for Willie Peters.

His Hull KR reign ends with this comprehensive defeat, but let's not forget what he has done for the Robins.

Four trophies in eight months putting Hull KR on top of the world in club rugby league.

He will be an incredibly tough act to follow for New Zealander Nathan Cayless in 2027 and beyond.

Harry Smith
Wigan Warriors half-back on BBC Two

I thought it was a very silly thing what Peta Hiku did and he'll be frustrated with himself, but in the heat of the moment with the game on the line you do silly things.

Warrington will go to Leeds on Friday on the back of a fine win tonight, their eighth in nine games.

They should be full of confidence and they finished level on points with the Rhinos over the 27-game season.

Leeds have had a week off to repair battered bodies and a few bruised minds after a couple of difficult losses.

That should be a cracker.

With Warrington victorious, we now have our four semi-finalists.

Fri 25 Sep: Leeds v Warrington (20:00 BST)

Sat 26 Sep: Wigan v Wakefield (17:30 BST)

Matt Newsum
Commentator on BBC Two

For Willie Peters it's not the way he wanted to bow out as Hull KR, the reigning champions, exit the Super League play-offs at the first hurdle in 2026.

For Warrington, the journey continues.

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Warrington dethrone the champions.

Super stuff from Sam Burgess' side as they send Hull KR packing.

Warrington were the better team for most of the 80 minutes and Peta Hiku's sending off further hampered the Robins' chances, but still bar one or two moments, the outcome could have been different.

Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC Two

That is a reflection of Warrington's dominance.

Hull KR were at sixes and sevens.

These are the dying embers of the game. Only the margin of victory to be decided.

Matt Newsum
Commentator on BBC Two

I don't think it was the cleanest strike from Williams, but if it sails through the posts that's all that matters.

As Brian Noble is pointing out on TV, James Bentley produced the moment that decided the game.

Without his interception, Hull KR would have levelled the scores and had the momentum with them.

Those are the fine margins of top-level sport.

Sensible rugby league from Warrington and George Williams.

The England captain gets in the pocket and drops a goal to add a further point to the tally.

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Tempers flare once again!

Karl Lawton produces a big tackle on George Williams, which leaves the Wolves captain a little dazed.

Team-mate Danny Walker doesn't appreciate it though, and he's quick to tell Lawton.

Not much love lost between these sides tonight!

Brian Noble
Former Great Britain coach on BBC Two

Hull KR will be disappointed, they're such a champion-proud team, but Warrington have been better tonight.

Warrington hooker Danny Walker fancies his chances of squirrelling over from a couple of yards from the play-the-ball.

But Hull KR defenders just about hold him up.

A beautiful kick along the line from Toby King shows his experience as that pins Hull KR back deep into their own territory.

16 points adrift - three tries needed and less than 10 minutes to do it.

And with a man less. It ain't happening.

Jack Broadbent drops the ball when he has a chance to score.

He gets a few verbals from Josh Thewlis at his misfortune and the Hull KR winger doesn't like it and there are a few fisticuffs between the two players, with others quick to join in.

Referee Aaron Moore is quick to restore a bit of calm.