Southend promoted to League One
Shrimpers keeper Bentley saved decisive penalty
Southend's Pigott grabs last-gasp equaliser
Wycombe had led after free-kick went in off Bentley
Oooh, big appeals for a Southend penalty and with good reason. Wycombe defender Joe Jacobson shoves Shrimpers striker Barry Corr in the back as the pair go for an aerial ball. Corner given. A very, very lucky escape for the Chairboys. Goes in the "seen them given" category.
Image source, PAA short stoppage in play as Wycombe full-back Joe Jacobson lands awkwardly after jumping for a header. Thankfully he's back on his feet and we can get going again.
Phil Shepka
BBC Sport at Wembley
"It's as tight as the first half, but at least the second has provided us with chances.
"Neither side wants to make a mistake, but both sets of fans are making their support known. I don't think the Southend drum has stopped beating yet this half."
Image source, PASouthend substitute Joe Pigott shows a neat turn of feet to work an opening for himself, but he fires well over from 25 yards.
Wycombe goalkeeper Alex Lynch makes his first meaningful save of the match. David Worrall crosses from the Southend right and Barry Corr heads on target from 15 yards, but Lynch is equal to it.
Phil Shepka
BBC Sport at Wembley
"I'm not sure if Gareth Ainsworth or Phil Brown have stopped pacing around their technical areas. They are kicking every single ball that is being played."
Wycombe win themselves a corner after good work from striker Paul Hayes down the right touchline. Defender Alfie Mawson, a scorer in their semi-final second-leg win over Plymouth, meets the delivery but puts the header wide.
Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley
"It's in the balance, isn't it? Neither side have played well enough to say they should be ahead.
"You get the feeling that, if we get one goal, we might get two or three. If we do, the game could open up very quickly."
Southend are making their first change, and Joe Pigott's introduction in place of winger Stephen McLaughlin should bring about a change in formation too. Pigott, currently on loan from Charlton, is a striker so he'll probably go up top alongside Barry Corr.
Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley
"Southend are going make their first change. Joe Pigott is about to come on."
Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley
"I remember being here last season for Rotherham v Leyton Orient. Rotherham scored an equaliser and Steve Evans went charging down the touchline with the ground thundering underneath him.
"It was good fun to describe that."
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Wycombe left-back Joe Jacobson takes ownership of the situation but his free-kick sails over Dan Bentley's crossbar.
Southend striker Barry Corr lunges in on Hogan Ephraim on the edge of his own box and is booked. Worse still, he's conceded a free-kick in dangerous territory about 25 yards out.
Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley
"We've already had a better five minutes than we had in the first 45. It's a much better game now!"
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An excellent move from Southend down the left creates a crossing chance for Stephen McLaughlin. He whips it in low and Wycombe need left-back Joe Jacobson to put in a timely challenge at the back post. Encouraging signs for the Shrimpers.
Stephen McLaughlin runs into Wycombe full-back Marcus Bean but the referee waves away appeals for a Southend free-kick on the left wing.
Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley
"Let's not write this game off completely. Often we get two very contrasting halves. The first was not a true reflection of these players' abilities. Perhaps just the occasion has got to one or two."
Image source, Getty ImagesGood work from winger Hogan Ephraim earns Wycombe a corner. He was the bright spark for Wanderers in the first half. Alfie Mawson heads the set-piece over.
Southend kick us off in the second half.
Image source, Getty Images/BBCSouthend manager Phil Brown has plenty of happy play-off final memories already - can he guide another side to promotion at Wembley?
The teams are back out on the field ahead of the second half.