Penalty conceded by Dragons hooker Sio Siua Taukeiaho for a high tackle midway inside the Wigan half.

Catalans centre Matt Ikuvalu is off the field too with a cut around his eye.

Kevin Brown
Former Wigan and England half-back on BBC Radio 5 Live

The kicking game from Wigan is really pinning Catalans Dragons back and isolating Sam Tomkins.

Another early kick by Wigan scrum-half Harry Smith pins Sam Tomkins back in the corner.

Warriors have been a different outfit since the second half started.

Catalans have had to put in a massive defensive shift and are looking weary.

A lovely step from Mitchell Peace but his offload bounces loose and Sam Tomkins has to pick up the pieces.

Pearce kicks to the left-hand corner but Abbas Miski rises high and gets possession for Wigan.

Any errors will prove costly from here on in.

Kevin Brown
Former Wigan and England half-back on BBC Radio 5 Live

Catalans are just trying to find a little bit of energy. They have been on the ropes for the previous 10 minutes, and still are.

When they get the ball back they need to start asking some questions.

So far, Wigan have eaten up everything that has been thrown at them.

A Harry Smith kick is charged down by the Dragons, who then get a set restart just inside their half.

It's been a gruelling contest.

Jay Freeman
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

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What have Catalans got in the locker?

Once again they're back to a full complement but you get the feeling a six-point deficit even at this stage could prove decisive.

The next 10 minutes are absolutely crucial for Les Dracs.

Can Catalans respond?

They need to find some inspiration if they are to take the Super League trophy back to France for the first time.

Tom Davies is now back into the action.

Stefan Ratchford
Warrington Wolves full-back on BBC Radio Manchester

I think that's been coming since the first set after half-time. That's the third line break we've seen and finally they've got one over the line.

Catalans are a man short but they have scrambled really well and forced the last pass to Liam Marshall but he's got the first try of the Grand Final.

John Kear
Wales coach on BBC Radio 5 live

You just sensed that was inevitable. That had to come because they have absolutely peppered this right side since Davies has gone off.

They defused it tremendously, the Dragons, but it was once too often.

John Kear
Wales coach on BBC Radio 5 live

Once again it is Tom Johnstone, the left winger from Catalans Dragons, over down the right-hand side chasing down the Wigan break and forcing a forward pass.

Defensively this is a good as a winger has played this season. He has been absolutely sensational.

Stefan Ratchford
Warrington Wolves full-back on BBC Radio Manchester

What a passage of play. We're still waiting for the moment.

It looked like a superb Wigan try but, rightly so, the last pass was just forward.

Wigan finally decide to run to the final play as Jake Wardle breaks into the Catalans half on the left flank.

The ball suddenly goes loose but Jai Field picks it up and bursts forwards himself.

He offloads to Bevan French some 10 metres out, and the stand-off races to the corner.

But the pass was forward! Referee Liam Moore calls it and Catalans survive once again.

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A good couple of defensive sets from Catalans.

But a second period of playing with 12 men may eventually take its toll for the French side.

Huge hit on Willie Isa inside the 20 metre line!

Then Wigan spread the ball left as they look to get to the line but let Catalans off the hook as there is an obstruction.

Mike McMeeken was stopped from getting up to his man.

Time for the Dragons to go through a set and move upfield.

Josh Charnley
Leigh winger on BBC Radio Manchester

There certainly was contact. He just had a grab at him.

It's a worrying time for Catalans. This is what Wigan did at the start of both halves against Hull KR. We didn't see one line break in the whole of the first half and we've seen two in the first four minutes. Desperate times for the Dragons.

Kevin Brown
Former Wigan and England half-back on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a great spot by the referee and great decision.

Wigan come again and Jake Wardle bursts through the Catalans lines and up to the 10 metre line.

He has some support but Liam Marshall is being tugged back by Tom Davies.

The Catalans wing is sent to the bin and the Dragons are back down to 12 again.

It could be a defining moment as Wigan have started the half on fire.

John Kear
Wales coach on BBC Radio 5 live

It was really an arm wrestle in the first half.

For them to open them up so quickly will really please both coaching staff and players.