That might be it! Absolutely tremendous from Fouad Yaha as he holds the ball up from Warrington's fifth tackle and wins a penalty for his trouble.

Tony Gigot has also won the Lance Todd Trophy. He's the first Frenchman to win it.

Big run to the line from Ben Murdoch-Masila who's held up again! My word how are Catalans surviving this barrage?!

The Dragons start another set and they're desperately working back upfield.

Just over two minutes remain.

Play resumes and Catalans concede a penalty which sees them kick downfield and start the set again.

This is tense!

Nasty clash of heads and Josh Drinkwater is down. The clock is stopped. We've got just over four minutes left to play.

A reminder that if Warrington score a try and a goal and level it at 20-20, we will go straight to a golden point. There's no replay anymore.

Today's attendance at Wembley Stadium has been confirmed and it is 50,672. That is the lowest crowd for a final since the war.

While it is a long way short of a packed house, that crowd has been treated to a Challenge Cup final classic!

A mistake by Warrington sees Tony Gigot win the ball back and the Dragons live to fight another day!

This is absolutely tremendous rugby league from the French side, who've defended valiantly in the past 10 minutes.

Absolutely no backing off from Warrington. They are throwing everything at Catalans.

They win yet another set of six, this time from the 10-metre line and they are really pressing for another try.

My nerves can't hack this and I'm a neutral! I wonder how both sets of fans feel as we enter the closing stages of this match!

Wow. Warrington win another penalty from an offside decision in the midst of a high ball that Catalans can't quite deal with.

They opt to go for the line and the Warrington supporters are in fine voice, encouraged at their team's performance.

Six tackles remain and they're wasted as Remi Casty catches a speculative high kick from Warrington.

What a game this is. This is why I adore this sport, folks.

Penalty given to Warrington for a late challenge on Kevin Brown and the Wire have gone for the two.

Tyrone Roberts puts it over and there's just a converted try in it now.

A nervous 10 minutes remain for Catalans.

Catalans look rattled here and Warrington are beginning to turn the screw.

Ben Westwood almost runs through to claw down that eight-point deficit but the ball deflects off his chest and in to touch.

Just over 13 minutes remain.

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Another chance for Warrington to make some significant ground as this game enters its final quarter.

The Wire win a full set of tackles into the Catalans half. Tom Lineham almost runs in for a try, Declan Patton kicks to the other end before it's crossed back to the other and it's knocked forward.

Jonathan Davies
Former Great Britain international on BBC One

Catalans can't just stop playing because Warrington are a dangerous team and they will play until the final whistle.

I think Catalans need to score again.

Warrington's Declan Patton kicks away and fails to find touch and needlessly gives up possession back to Catalans, who can't believe their luck.

The Dragons then make a mistake themselves as Tyrone Roberts wins the ball back for the Wire.

Somehow, there's 18 minutes left and this could still go either way.

John Kear
Wales & Bradford Bulls coach on BBC One

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George King's try has reignited the game but Warrington have got to look after the ball, got to build pressure, got to buy some field position.

Big take from Lewis Tierney as he collects a high ball, right in the direction of the beating sun, and picks up a big tackle from Bryson Goodwin.

Catalans go again for another set from the 40-metre line. Can they take advantage?

Almost a big blow for Warrington, as Ben Murdoch-Masila goes down with what looks to be a calf injury straight from the restart.

Wire fans will be hoping this doesn't end some of the momentum they'd done so well to build prior to George King's try.

Fortunately, he gets back up and is okay to play on for now.

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John Kear
Wales & Bradford Bulls coach on BBC One

Warrington have opened this half with two errors in their two sets, Catalans have opened this half with completing every set.

Tom Lineham has another bite of the cherry to race away for another try but there's a tremendous Catalans tackle to deny him.

Big celebrations after that. The Dragons are well up for this and there's no sign of let-up.

Frustrations getting the better of the both sets of players here. A lot of emotion out there,

Tom Lineham is rattled after being pushed by David Mead as the ball races into touch. Pushes are exchanged and referee Robert Hicks urges both players to let it go and carry the game on.