Dion Dublin
Former Aston Villa and Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Blundell Park

Very good play from Grimsby - playing through the thirds up to the centre forward. They don't force it, and they roll it into the right winger who clips the ball into the far post. Really composed football by Grimsby.

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Chance for Grimsby!

They work is really well on the edge of the box before going wide right. The ball is lofted in by Darragh Burns but Evan Khouri heads straight into the ground.

Adama Traore shows his incredible acceleration. The end product wasn't quite as impressive.

Fulham have had 78% of the ball so far but find themselves a goal down.

That's football for you.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at the Stok Cae Ras

Early mind games from the away side as they opted to change ends with Wrexham following the coin toss.

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Tell you what, Grimsby have really grown into this one and are looking confident!

The home fans have turned the volume up a notch.

Wrexham get us under way in this encounter at Stok Cae Ras.

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Nice from Grimsby. Kieran Green stands a cross up to the far post, Charles Vernam takes it down on his thigh but can't get the right contact on it.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at the Stok Cae Ras

Wales boss Craig Bellamy is here at the Stok Cae Ras tonight.

There are plenty of players involved for the head coach to keep an eye on.

Nathan Broadhead starts for the home side, and Kieffer Moore is listed among the substitutes.

As for Cardiff, their squad is stacked with Welsh talent.

Rubin Colwill, Joel Colwill, Ronan Kpakio and Cian Ashford all start.

Dakarai Mafico, Isaak Davies, Tanatswa Nyakuhwa and Dylan Lawlor are all on the bench.

Grimsby go short with the corner before lumping the ball in the box but a foul is given to Brentford.

Just swing it in!

Dion Dublin
Former Aston Villa and Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Blundell Park

Keane Lewis-Potter has the quality. It was a lovely switch in behind the full-back. He is 15 yards out, and all he had to do was slow himself down, but he flashed it over the bar and that was a half-chance.

Youngster Josh King goes on the outside on the left wing but Connor Taylor deals with the danger well.

Phil Parkinson says Wrexham's EFL Cup tie against Cardiff "did not need explaining" to the players, as the fans have made sure everyone involved is aware of the significance.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at the Stok Cae Ras

A penny for the thoughts of Nathan Broadhead and his family tonight.

The Wales international starts for the home side at the Stok Cae Ras, but his father is a die-hard Cardiff City supporter.

Before the draw was even made, Broadhead said he hoped his side pulled the Bluebirds out of the hat.

"I'd love Cardiff. My old man's a Cardiff fan," Broadhead said.

"I don't know what side he'd be on."

He ultimately got his wish!

Fulham step on the gas and win a corner but Harrison Reed's delivery isn't the best.

They'll have another chance, though.

Does a game between two clubs 138 miles apart really deserve to be called a derby?

Wrexham host Cardiff City in the Carabao Cup fourth round on Tuesday in a game that has generated plenty of interest.

Cardiff fans consider Swansea City and Bristol City as their derby rivals, while Wrexham's traditional local rivals have been Chester City and Shrewsbury Town.

But despite the distance and it being 21 years since they last met, the sense of rivalry between the clubs runs deeper than on the pitch.

This is north against south, the birthplace of Welsh football versus the capital city.

BBC Wales Sport looks at what gives a this grudge fixture more edge despite playing at opposite ends of the country.

Read more here.

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Brentford are doing their best to get a grip of this game in the early stages and silence the crowd.

The Bees are having the majority of the ball but there's no way the Grimsby fans will be quiet tonight!

There's been a late change to the Wrexham squad.

Issa Kabore is named on the bench in place of Ben Sheaf.

Sheaf has missed both of his side's past two league games through injury, so it seems this may be a precautionary measure from Phil Parkinson.