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Saturday evening’s Super League play-off semi-final between Wigan and Wakefield was the most watched programme of the day on BBC Two.

Wakefield Trinity's 33-6 Super League play-off semi-final victory over Wigan Warriors became the most-watched programme of the day on BBC Two. Broadcast live from The Brick Community Stadium on Saturday, the match saw Wakefield score 33 unanswered points to secure their first-ever Super League Grand Final appearance, where they will face Sam Burgess' Warrington Wolves.
The televised broadcast reached a peak audience of 451,000 viewers and an average of 335,000, representing a significant week-on-week increase. Hosted by Tanya Arnold alongside pundits Josh Charnley and Kevin Brown, the coverage captured a 3.5% audience share despite competing against major prime-time programming.
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