Paul Bolland
Ex-Harrogate midfielder on BBC Radio York

Wrexham are going to have moments, they're going to have spells of possession and chances.

Your big players step up and James Belshaw certainly did then.

We are going to penalties at Meadow Park!

Can sixth-tier Boreham Wood stun League One Leyton Orient?

They've already fought back from 2-0 down...

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Wrexham break from a Harrogate corner and it's three versus one.

The ball is played (a touch wide) to George Dobson and James Belshaw wins the one-on-one battle with a terrific save with his legs.

Incredible goalkeeping again from Josh Keeley!

In the 122nd minute, Charlie O'Connell thought he had won it but his header from another Boreham Wood corner is superbly kept out by Keeley.

That would have been the winner right there.

A super chance for Ryan Barnett.

A wonderful first touch to bring down a long ball just inside the area. But the second touch is more of a right back's effort as he blazes over.

That is a bad miss for Wrexham.

In the last couple of seasons, Wrexham have taken scalps from teams above them on their way to round four.

Now they are the ones in danger of being on the end of a shock.

They threaten immediately with Seb Revan down the left but the ball into the middle can't find a man in red with Harrogate bodies in the way.

Oh what a save from Orient keeper Josh Keeley to keep the visitors in the cup!

Charlie O'Connell burst into the box but his right footed strike was superbly saved.

Meanwhile, the fourth official has indicated their will be five minutes of added on time here as Orient look to hold on for a shootout.

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What words of wisdom will Messrs Weaver and Parkinson have imparted to their players at half-time?

We are about to find out.

Erico Sousa, who has ran himself into the ground today, is substituted by Wood boss Luke Garrard and replaced by Charles Clayden.

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Orient make their sixth and final substitute as experienced campaigner Darren Pratley replaces Dominic Ball.

You'd imagine Orient boss Richie Wellens will have made that change with one eye on penalties.

Paul Bolland
Ex-Harrogate midfielder on BBC Radio York

Having two strikers up front has helped Harrogate in the first half.

They play better and it allows more pressure on Wrexham's three defenders.

It allows Harrogate to press from a higher position which is so important.

It has suited them.

Following a short interlude, the referee blows his whistle and we are back under way for the second half of extra time at Meadow Park.

Well who saw this happening with half an hour remaining?!

Tyrone Marsh and Charlie O'Connell's second half goals forced extra-time at Meadow Park and the O's are in for a long 15 minutes ahead you'd suspect following the red card for Jayden Sweeney for two bookable offences.

Can we find a winner here in extra time or will this one be decided by penalties?

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That chance for Ollie Palmer is the last action of the first half.

Jack Muldoon's header separates the teams as League Two lead League One at the break.

Lots of work for Wrexham to do in the second half.

Wood defender Femi Ilesanmi rises highest to meet a corner but he is unable to direct his header on target from a corner.

Meanwhile, the fourth official has indicated their will be two minutes of added time at the end of this first half of extra time.

An opportunity for Wrexham as Seb Revan sets up Ollie Palmer perfectly in the area.

But Palmer takes too many touches and his shot is blocked by a defender.

That really was a good chance for the big striker right on half-time.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

Harrogate are up to the task and getting that goal makes a massive difference.

Wrexham players should be used to this by now, but everywhere they go and have gone for the last few seasons, they are a real scalp and opponents raise their game.

Another Harrogate set piece causes a few flutters but Arthur Okonkwo gets his hands on the ball with Jack Muldoon sniffing for a second as Jasper Moon heads one across dangerously.

Jayden Sweeney is sent off for the visitors just before half-time in extra time.

League One Orient down to 10 men!

After being put on a final warning by the referee, the full-back runs out of lives and sees a second yellow card after fouling Tom Whelan.

The O's have really shot themselves in the foot today and are now staring down the barrel of a long 20 minutes of extra time.

Both teams are cancelling each other out at the moment as often seems to happen in extra-time with penalties looming over head like the darkest of dark clouds.