Many Warrington fans no doubt spent the weekend drowning their sorrows

<p>Many Warrington fans no doubt spent the weekend drowning their sorrows.</p><p>
Their team offered spirit in Saturday’s Challenge Cup semi-final but only really came to the party when Leeds were getting ready to leave for the bigger bash later this month at Wembley.</p><p>
Sore heads then for the Wolves’ faithful and more bitter disappointment for them to swallow after losing the last two Grand Finals.</p><p>
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It just is not happening for them for some reason.</p><p>
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Warrington have to visit both Saints and Wigan ahead of the play-offs.</p><p>
They needed to start strongly on Saturday but instead Leeds cut loose, racing into a 14-0 lead.</p><p>
Evergreen Jamie Peacock ruffled a few feathers en route to winning the man of the match award.</p><p><a title="Buy Cheap Retro Jordans" href="http://www.retro-airjordans.com/"><strong>Buy Cheap Retro Jordans</strong></a>
Rhinos winger Ryan Hall also used his power and bulk to score a couple of tries to put Leeds in the driving seat.</p><p>
Warrington saw little ball and left themselves with too much to do.</p><p>
Coach Tony Smith admitted: ‘‘We lost momentum from the way we were wanting to start.</p><p>
“We applied ourselves in defence but you cannot afford to give a team like Leeds that sort of ball and field position.”</p><p>
It all left Warrington again reflecting on what might have been.</p><p><a title="Buy Cheap Air Jordans" href="http://www.retro-airjordans.com/"><strong>Buy Cheap Air Jordans</strong></a>
They wanted a Wembley trip but again came up short when it mattered.</p><p>
Instead Leeds will meet Castleford in an all-Yorkshire final after Cas beat Widnes in yesterday’s second semi-final.</p><p>
However, crowd trouble marred Castleford’s moment of glory.</p><p>
Disgruntled Vikings supporters invaded the pitch at Leigh Sports Village after the final hooter and approached rival fans at the opposite end in a provocative manner.</p><p>
Some violence did break out as police and stewards attempted to quell the disturbance.</p>