Leeds are making their way out so we can't be too far away from kick-off, now.

I'll never get used to the limp round of applause that accompanies players making their way out onto the field with crowds still not allowed into games.

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Meanwhile Leeds, who are without boss Richard Agar who is self-isolating due to coronavirus testing protocols, name a strong side to take on Catalans.

Assistant Sean Long, who recently joined from rugby union side Harlequins, takes charge at the ground this evening.

Leeds: Seumanufagai, Leeming, Oledzki, Thompson, Martin, Prior, Gale, Lui, Handley, I Sutcliffe, Hurrell, Briscoe, Myler.

Interchanges: A Sutlciffe, Dwyer, Smith, Donaldson.

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Here's tonight's Catalans Dragons side as they look to knock Challenge Cup winners Leeds Rhinos from play-off contention.

Catalans: Bousquet, McIlorum, Casty, J Tomkins, Whitley, Garcia, Drinkwater, Maloney, Mead, Langi, Folau, Davies, S Tomkins.

Interchanges: Moa, Seguier, Baitieri, Kasiano.

Right then, let's take a look at tonight's teams.

It has been a long season for Super League clubs, who would normally be returning to pre-season training rather than completing the play-off phase at this point of any other year.

After a four-and-a-half month enforced sabbatical because of Covid-19, the elongated campaign is now at the crunch stage, the point where seasons are ended and champions are crowned.

Hull went through last night, but how does this season's play-off format work and what else do you need to know?

Click here to read more on how this season's play-offs work.

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Thursday night saw the Super League play-offs begin with a cracker of an eliminator game.

Hull FC moved to within 80 minutes of a 'home' Grand Final after they dumped Warrington out at the first stage of the play-offs.

Marc Sneyd's 100% kicking record proved to be the difference as they won 27-14 at the Halliwell Jones Stadium.

The result meant that Warrington have now been knocked out at the first phase of the play-offs for two seasons in a row.

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We return for night two of the 2020 Super League play-offs and tonight, Catalans take on this season's Challenge Cup winners Leeds for a semi-final spot.

The winners meet St Helens next week and will stand one victory away from a Grand Final spot.

After Hull's impressive victory against Warrington last night, the standard has been set and let's hope for another fine game this evening.

Kick-off is coming soon.