Dylan Napa puts in a very high challenge on Aidan Sezer as Leeds break towards the try-line once more.

Play quickly restarts, with Leeds awarded another set of six, but can Catalans keep them out after weathering a fair bit of early Leeds pressure?

There's some afters in a challenge from Leeds on Mike McMeeken.

Referee James Child awards a scrum after talking to Cameron Smith and McMeeken, who's judged to have knocked on just beforehand.

It's no try for Leeds' Aidan Sezer.

Video referee Ben Thaler studies a number of angles of his attempt to ground the ball, to see whether his ball-carrying arm touches the ground.

He decides there's a double movement meaning 'essai refuse' - or 'no try' in English.

Aidan Sezer thinks he's got the ball down as he darts in for Leeds.

It's going to video referee Ben Thaler as the try has not been given on-field.

Cameron Smith tries a speculative kick on Leeds' last tackle as they swarm the Catalans 10-metre line.

The hosts look nervy, however, as they concede a goalline drop-out as Leeds keep control.

Leeds move the ball well and get inside the Catalans 10 before they're held up.

The Dragons regain possession and just about get to halfway before kicking on the turnover.

Catalans still to settle down in these early stages.

Richie Myler, facing his former side this evening, kicks to the corner as Leeds break upfield.

Fouad Yaha is on hand for Catalans to stop Zak Hardaker before he can touch down for the game's first try.

Leeds, wearing their pink change strip this evening, successfully keep Catalans well out of their 10-metre mark.

Sam Tomkins kicks on the turnover, with the hosts struggling to get just past halfway from their first attack of the game.

Catalans get this Super League play-off eliminator under way under the lights in Perpignan.

It is the first time the Dragons have faced Leeds in a play-off match.

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The minute's silence at Stade Gilbert Brutus has been impeccably observed.

And now, the British national anthem will play before tonight's fixture begins.

It is the first time that God Save The King has been played at a sporting event since yesterday's news.

Prior to kick-off, a minute's silence to mark the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II will take place. The players will also wear black armbands this evening.

During her reign, the Queen was patron of the Rugby Football League and presented the Challenge Cup at Wembley in both 1960 and 1967.

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Here's how next week's Super League semi-finals will work.

League Leaders' Shield winners St Helens are the number one ranked side in this season's play-offs. They will play the lowest ranked winner of the eliminators.

Wigan, who finished second at the end of the regular season, will take on the highest ranked side remaining after this weekend's eliminators.

For example, Salford finished sixth this season. Should they beat Huddersfield in Saturday's eliminator, they will take on St Helens as they would be the lowest ranked side left.

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Catalans name a brand new side for the visit of Leeds, with none of last week's XIII retaining their place in the side tonight.

Leeds, meanwhile, make four changes to their starting line-up as Liam Tindall, Jarrod O'Connor, Morgan Gannon and Cameron Smith come in.

Catalans: Tomkins; Davies, Langi, Whare, Yaha; Pearce, May; Seguier, McIlorum, Napa, Chan, McMeeken, Garcia.

Interchanges: Dudson, Goudemand, Mourgue, Kasiano.

Leeds: Myler; Briscoe, Hardaker, Sutcliffe, Tindall; Austin, Sezer; Oledzki, O'Connor, Prior, Bentley, Gannon, Smith.

Interchanges: Leeming, Donaldson, Tetevano, Walters.

This evening, the Super League play-offs begin, with the first of this season's eliminators as Catalans face Leeds.

The winner progresses to next week's semi-finals, as the season winds down.

Kick-off is coming soon.

All English, Welsh and Northern Irish football and professional Scottish football has been postponed this weekend as a mark of respect to Queen Elizabeth II.

Play in England's third Test against South Africa and golf's PGA Championship will restart on Saturday after being paused on Friday.

Rugby league games will go ahead this weekend following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the Rugby Football League has confirmed.

Tomorrow's second Super League play-off between Huddersfield and Salford will be played as scheduled at 13:00 BST.

The weekend's Women's Super League, Championship and League One fixtures will also proceed.

Sport has paid tribute after Queen Elizabeth II, the UK's longest-serving monarch, died aged 96.

Messages poured in from sporting governing bodies and personalities after her death was announced on Thursday.

A minute's silence was held at Manchester United, Arsenal, West Ham and Hearts' European matches.

And in horse racing, the sport closely linked to Her Majesty, she was described as its "greatest supporter".

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