Wakefield Trinity made history by securing their first-ever Super League semi-final spot after a commanding 26-16 victory over Leigh Leopards in a crucial play-off eliminator match. The game took place at the Leigh Sports Village, with Wakefield's strong performance ensuring they advanced to the next round of the competition. Wakefield scored four tries, with Tyson Smoothy, Tom Johnstone, Isaiah Vagana, and Caius Faatili crossing the try line, while goalkeeper Jowitt added five goals to the score. Leigh managed three tries through David Armstrong, Lachlan Lam, and Innes Senior, with two goals from Cook. The match was a tense encounter, with Leigh showing resilience in the first half. Armstrong's impressive try just before the break cut Wakefield's lead to six points, giving the home side hope of a comeback. However, Wakefield maintained control in the second half, despite the loss of forward Emre Guler, who was sent off in the 60th minute after appearing to punch an opponent. His absence did not impact the final result, as Wakefield continued to dominate. Wakefield's coach Daryl Powell will now prepare his team for the semi-final, where they will face either Leeds Rhinos or Wigan Warriors, two of the top teams in the Super League. The semi-final will be a significant challenge for Wakefield, who are making their first-ever appearance in this stage of the competition. The victory against Leigh marks a historic moment for the club and its fans. The starting line-up for Wakefield included key players such as Jowitt, Walmsley, and Guler, with several interchanges during the match. Leigh's team featured Armstrong, Senior, and Lam, among others, with their own set of replacements. The referee for the match was Chris Kendall, who oversaw a tightly contested but ultimately decisive game.