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Peterborough come close again.

Kwame Poku allowed to run and shoots, but it soars just over the top.

Really good hit. Just too high.

Jobi McAnuff
Co-commentator on Sky Sports

Peterborough are causing all sorts of trouble now with these deliveries but it was a brilliant block from Chris Forino.

I've got to say the delivery in has been absolutely brilliant today.

Peterborough enjoying a string of set-pieces but can't make that chance count so far.

This is their 11th.

Josh Knight gets a chance as the ball breaks, but Chris Forino does brilliantly to stop it. Corner again...

Ronnie Edwards has to be very sharp to get back and nip the ball away as Wycombe attack the Posh box.

Jed Steer confidently takes the ball into the box.

At the other end, Freddie Potts gets in to deal with Kwame Poku.

Within seconds, Richard Kone has a speculative dinked effort from out wide but it's just over the Peterborough crossbar.

Very tight there.

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Teams are back out and ready to go.

The trophy is up for grabs, who wants to be a hero?

That opportunity awaits someone.

The telly pundits are discussing whether Luke Leahy's diving effort to block a shot by Kwame Poku - which hit his arm - was a penalty or not.

It would feel harsh, given it his lower supporting arm rather than an arm out in an unnatural position.

Sam Avery
BBC Three Counties Radio's Wycombe commentator

It's been tight, it's been cagey, it's been everything we expected it would be. It's been an intriguing first 45 minutes.

Richard Kone's hold up play has been really good - he's 20 years old, you'd expect it from someone with a bigger frame. It's not something you associate him with but he's having to do that because Wycombe are soaking up so much pressure.

Nothing between the two teams then at the break in this EFL Trophy final.

Both sides have had a couple of chances apiece, but it's still anyone's game.

There was a magnificent save from Wycombe goalkeeper Franco Ravazzoli to beat away Jadel Katongo's fierce low strike.

Likewise, Jed Steer was alert to turn away a Garath McCleary flick.

We saw flashes of the talent of Ephron Mason-Clark and Richard Kone on the respective sides, but the team that can get their threats into the game will likely come away with the cup.

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Franco Ravazzoli is brave to dive at the feed of Posh man Joel Randall, and forces a corner.

You thought he might have a dig there.

Ephron Mason-Clark has been a quiet presence for Posh, but he and Harrison Burrow get some space on the left.

Comes to nothing. One minute added time.

Richard Kone drags a shot wide for Wycombe, after he was released on the left.

Kwame Poke and Ricky Jade Jones threaten something for Posh, but the ball goes backward.

Ronnie Edwards takes control, motors forward and gets a shot away but it deflects behind for a Posh corner.

Jadel Katongo brings the very best out of Franco Ravazzoli in the Wycombe goal, as his low piledriver is parried after it zips through a crowd.

It came after Archie Collins' shot was blocked.

Posh purple patch.

Jobi McAnuff
Co-commentator on Sky Sports

Luke Leahy has pretty much launched himself to get the block and he's put his arm out. Yes, it's hit it but, for me, there's no intention. I know that's not necessarily the letter of the law anymore but you certainly wouldn't want to see penalties given for that.

Peterborough come close, Kwame Poku has the angle to have a dig but in slides Luke Leahy to block.

Did it hit his hand or arm? The Posh players thought so but Scott Oldham unmoved as referee.

Kieran Sadlier turns the Posh defence on the Wycombe left before bending in a cross, but the big centre-back Chris Forino nods over.

Forino is involved again at the other end, reaching out an Inspector Gadget leg to deny Ricky Jade Jones a chance.

The corner was set and then whipped by Harrison Burrows but Josh Knight's glancing effort bobbles wide.

Nick Freeman
Former Wycombe midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

The game has opened up a lot now - there's a lot more intensity, the start of the game was really cagey. There's a lot more chances.

Richard Kone has started really well. He's a young player but plays with a lot of maturity. He's been a key player for Wycombe; honest and hard-working.

Jack Grimmer steps in to break up a Peterborough attack for Wycombe, and there's a ripple of appreciative applause from that end of Wembley.

Hector Kyprianou and Archie Collins sandwich Richard Kone and give Wycombe a free-kick.

Quite a way out but a dangerous set-piece all the same. Central.

Scott Oldham has to warn Ricky Jade Jones after he left one on Nigel Lonwijk.

It was what you might call retribution, after the Posh striker was clattered by the Wycombe stopper a few moments before.

Excellent play by Wycombe, a sensational ball floated over the top is chased brilliantly by Garath McCleary, who looked to brush it just wide of Jed Steer with a clever touch.

The Posh keeper makes a fine save.

At the other end, Franco Ravizzoli has to be equally alert after a teasing ball in from Jadel Katongo was prodded toward goal.

Livening up here.