Wigan win thrilling Challenge Cup Final on another historic day at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Wigan Warriors struck late to clinch the Challenge Cup as we hosted rugby league for the first time at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday.

Liam Marshall scored a superbly-crafted try just four minutes from time as Warriors edged past Huddersfield Giants 16-14. It was heartbreak for Giants, who had led 6-0, 10-6 and then 14-12 before that grandstand finale saw Wigan over the line for a record-extending 20th Challenge Cup victory.

Ricky Leutele scored the first try to put Giants 6-0 up, Harry Smith responded for Wigan but Chris McQueen struck again to hand Giants a 10-6 lead at half-time. Jai Field's score briefly handed Warriors the advantage at 12-10, only for Jermaine McGillvary to respond with a try in the corner for a 14-12 Giants' lead.

As time ran out, Smith picked a hole in the Huddersfield defence and delivered a perfectly-weighted kick for Marshall to gather and score the decisive try in front of the Wigan fans in the South Stand.

Earlier, Leigh beat Featherstone Rovers 30-16 to win the 1895 Cup - a competition for clubs in the Rugby League Championship - for the first time.

A crowd of 51,628 watched the action - and we've now hosted NFL, boxing, rugby union and rugby league at our world-class venue, with the first concerts to follow this summer as Guns N' Roses and Lady Gaga get set to rock N17 in July.