Get me a dentist! Gary O'Neil has lost a tooth after a clash with Shaun Maloney. You can see the tooth spinning through the air.

What's the going rate for an extraction these days? Maloney should charge him £65 or so...

It's all QPR, who are hassling and harrying Wigan at a great rate. Charlie Austin is on song now, but he has yet to find his shooting boots, slicing wide from 10 yards after Joey Barton's cross picked him out.

Into the last five minutes of the first half. Wigan are 50 minutes away from Wembley.

BBC Sport's Steve Claridge at Loftus Road

"That is a good header from Charlie Austin - he looked sad and isolated at the start but he is into this game now and looks like the player who has caused defences problems all season when he has been fit."

Close again! Charlie Austin rises like a salmon to meet a corner, James McClean clears it from on the line and it hits Nedum Onuoha in the face before bouncing away.

Scott Carson is holding his hand in pain now. He caught it on McClean's boots. Is he OK? Ali Al Habsi is out warming up.

BBC Sport's Ian Woodcock at Bootham Crescent: "The game has got a bit scrappier over the last few minutes. Fleetwood's Matty Blair, who scored the goal to send York back to the Football League two years ago, is looking dangerous on the right wing and dragged a near post effort wide after cutting in."

Ooofff - that is close. Gary O'Neil spins and shoots early from in the right-hand channel but it squirts across the face of goal and away.

Here's a spanner in the Wigan works though. James McArthur is off with an early injury and Roger Espinoza - off to the World Cup with Honduras - is on.

BBC Sport's Steve Claridge at Loftus Road

"Scott Carson might not be the most convincing with some crosses but he is a great shot stopper and that was a brilliant save - he did not have a lot of time to get himself in position."

Gavin, Redcar: Wigan back at Wembley if they win this. Wonder if anyone will coax an anecdote out of Dave Whelan about when he played there?

Never. He just won't talk about it Gav...

International class in the Championship! Brilliant stuff from the silky feet of Niko Kranjcar as he puts Jordi Gomez on his backside with a Chrissy-Waddle drop of the shoulder.

He pulls the trigger from 18 yards and Scott Carson makes a cracking one-handed stop to push it over the bar.

QPR looking much more of a threat with an old-fashioned 4-4-2. Joey Barton and Niko Kranjcar rattle into tackles and Kevin Doyle almost gets in. Half an hour gone.

BBC Sport's Nabil Hassan at Loftus Road

Image source, Empics

"With 30 minutes gone, pre-match optimism among the Rangers fans has turned into anxiety and frustration. The Wigan faithful can sense a another trip to Wembley here."

BBC Sport's Steve Claridge at Loftus Road

"QPR need to pressure the Wigan back three and work some options when they are on the ball. They look like a different team already with Doyle up front. Charlie Austin had been an isolated and peripheral figure before Doyle joined him."

After a lengthy stoppage to treat a cut head for Nedum Onuoha, we are back under way. QPR go 4-4-2 as Kevin Doyle shifts up front.

BBC Sport's Ian Woodcock at Bootham Crescent: "The hosts have had most of the ball on what, unsurprisingly, is a fairly heavy pitch. Much-travelled striker Calvin Andrew has had their best chance so far but his side-footed effort was blocked by two Fleetwood defenders."

Louis McMahon:, external Rosler's energy and continuous thinking is clear to see, Redknapp throws out his 'star studded' side & hopes for the best!

Chris Darbyshire:, external Wigan can show passion when they are in the mood. Home tie against QPR was one to forget but look at the FA Cup Final last year

Wigan are finding space out wide every time they counter at the moment. Another good run down the right ends with a cross which Shaun Maloney meets, his shot is tame though and it's an easy save for Rob Green. Mutterings of discontent at Loftus Road.

...but it's a really poor dive from the Republic of Ireland man and he is booked. Come on James McClean - that was terrible.