BBC Sport's Steve Claridge at Loftus Road

"That is a good chance for Bobby Zamora, he was set there and had time to weigh it up. It is a massively open game now."

It's opened up now - nobody wants extra-time. Wigan have more men forward then they have done for an hour but QPR counter well, Ravel Morrison firing wide on the run. Moments later, Bobby Zamora tries a speculative lob and lifts the ball onto the roof of the net.

Nine minutes left...

Twelve minutes left. Are we going to extra-time or - dare I say it - penalties?

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BBC Sport's Nabil Hassan at Loftus Road

"Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1."

Just to clarify - Away goals do not count...

BBC Sport's Steve Claridge at Loftus Road

"Caldwell's foot was six inches inside the area when it made contact. It is very much game on now. I do not think you can begrudge Rangers their equaliser. They have done enough to not lose this game."

Robin Gelder:, external Another spot on decision by the ref.

Ouch! Bobby Zamora has had some injuries in his career and he's lucky not to get another one in a freak incident.

Scott Carson went to absolutely smash the ball away downfield as it came back out of the net, Zamora tried to nip in and get the ball and the goalkeeper hammers Zamora in the side with all his might.

No malice I should add, he just didn't see Zamora coming. Dear oh dear. He's alright though - but Gary Caldwell isn't. He was injured in the foul for the spot-kick and is off.

We have 15 minutes left. Of normal time...

Cool as you like. Charlie Austin sends Scott Carson the wrong way. Game on!

Penalty! Gary Caldwell catches Junior Hoilett right on the edge of the box - and it's just inside. Great call from referee Clattenburg.

BBC Sport's Ian Woodcock at Bootham Crescent: "Fleetwood boss Graham Alexander has just sent striker Jamille Matt to warm up. His side still look dangerous on the break but York are dominating play right now."

That was the tie! James McClean almost makes it 2-0 to Wigan. He bursts in to the box, Rob Green saves his effort well and McClean then toes against the outside of the post from an acute angle. Uwe Rosler throws his water down in dismay. That would have been that.

Twenty-two minutes left. Here comes Ravel Morrison for QPR.

Paul, London: Enough of Rio Ferdi! Talk about slow news day, I thought he'd retired 5 years ago.

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Rio Ferdinand has released a statement after he was released by Manchester United.

He says: ""I have thought long and hard over the last few months about my future, and after 12 fantastic years playing, for what I regard, as the best club in the world, I have decided the time is right for me to move on.

"I joined Manchester United in the hope of winning trophies, and never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined how successful we would be during my time here. There have been so many highlights, playing alongside some great players who have become good friends, winning my first Premier League title and also that fantastic night in Moscow are memories that I will cherish forever.

"Circumstances didn't allow for me to say goodbye the way I would have liked but I'd like to take this opportunity to thank my teammates, staff, the club & the fans for an unbelievable 12 yrs that I'll never forget. Winning trophies I dreamed about as a kid came true at this great club.

"I am feeling fit and healthy, ready for a new challenge and looking forward to whatever the future holds for me."

Niko Kranjcar slides into a reckless challenge in midfield and is a bit fortunate to only see yellow. There's a change for QPR too as Bobby Zamora comes on in place of Kevin Doyle.

He has 25 minutes to score.

BBC Sport's Ian Woodcock at Bootham Crescent: "York are coming back into this and sub Ryan Bowman nearly turned them level from Michael Coulson's dangerous cross."

Mick: Rio must have enough money to buy Aston Villa. He can play too.

BBC Sport's Nabil Hassan at Loftus Road

"Fascinating encounter here at Loftus Road, Rangers need a goal but know if they concede another then it's practically all over for them. How many men do they commit forward and at what point do they go 'all out'?"

Brilliant play from Junior Hoilett. The QPR man whips in a testing cross from out wide, any sort of touch and it's a goal but Scott Carson is able to push it away for a corner.

We are into the last half hour. Will QPR find a way through?