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Is that the ticket to Wembley? It's another soft goal. Bobby Zamora collects a throw-in before clipping the ball over the top, Wigan defender Leon Barnett is slow to react and Charlie Austin nips in to poke home from close range.

Loftus Road erupts.

Joey Barton taking on the role of on-field coach, barking instructions and moving players hither and thither. There's the 95-minute mark.

This is Wigan's 62nd game of the season by the way. They needed the extra-time like a third leg. QPR have had the better of it since half-time but Wigan still possess a threat on the counter.

BBC Sport's Nabil Hassan at Loftus Road

"Extra time it is then, QPR fully deserve their equaliser but Wigan will rue that missed chance when James McClean found himself one on one with Rob Green. The pendulum has swung QPR's way, can they find the winner?"

An extra half an hour coming up then - plus penalties if needed. We are under way.

Matt in Surrey: I like the idea of the bottom 2 in premier league going down and top 2 in championship go up, then the 3rd bottom PL and 3rd top champ play a single Wembley match in a winner takes all game! Way more exciting.

You're a maniac Matt.

BBC Sport's Steve Claridge at Loftus Road

"People will say QPR had more of the possession and more chances but Wigan scored first and are the away team. Wigan showed more ambition after QPR levelled and I think 1-1 is fair and both sides deserve to still be in it."

We go again. Extra-time coming up. Hold on to your hats.

Into the 93rd minute. A whole season comes down to this. Anyone fancy being a hero?

Wigan have a free-kick 25 yards out... It's straight into the wall from Shaun Maloney.

BBC Sport's Ian Woodcock at Bootham Crescent: "Matty Blair's scrambled goal is the difference. York pressed hard for a leveller but visiting keeper Chris Maxwell was never really forced into a real save. Fleetwood, who are looking for a sixth promotion in 10 years will now be confident of getting the job done at Highbury on Friday."

There are four minutes to be added on. Don't concede now, that's all the fans can think...

Wigan looking to kill QPR's momentum with some neat one-touch stuff. Into the last minute.

Into the last three minutes. It's looking like extra-time...

Fleetwood take a narrow lead into the second leg then.

James McClean against Richard Dunne in a foot race? Only one winner. McClean skins the former Manchester City man but his low cross is hacked away.

SIX minutes left.

It's all QPR, Joey Barton the latest to extend Scott Carson with a low shot but the former England man in nets denies the former England man outfield.

You needn't sound so pleased with yourself Richard...

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Wayne, Derby: It's a lot better game QPR v Wigan tonight but neither defence looks like it could live with Derby's attacking prowess!

Richard, Orkney, Scotland: RE 20:32 Gary O'Neil's tooth. I just knocked the full-back's tooth out tonight in a league game in Orkney. Oopps!

BBC Sport's Ian Woodcock at Bootham Crescent: "It hasn't been the best of nights for Iain Hume and he has just missed an excellent chance to put the game, and possibly the tie, beyond York. Josh Morris sent him through on goal but he sent his low effort from 10 yards wide."