Half-time in extra-time. Southend will be wondering how they are not in front.

Chris Day will be 40 soon, but the Stevenage keeper is keeping his side in this, saving from both Barry Corr and David Worrall in quick succession.

The Shrimpers have also seen defender Adam Barrett go in the book.

Is this not going to be Southend's night? Barry Corr can't buy a break at the moment as Day denies him, and from the resulting corner Ryan Leonard's shot hits defender Andrew Bond and flies narrowly wide.

Stephen McLaughlin has to score surely?! Stevenage's Ronnie Henry gifts Barry Corr possession deep into the Boro half. He plays McLaughlin through on goal, he only has the keeper to beat but Day dives to his right to pull off a magnificent save.

Barry Corr has an early chance for redemption but under pressure he can't direct his header from six yards.

Perry:, external It was the softest penalty you'll ever see, anyway. At least if Southend still get through, it won't be contentious.

Ben Dunbar:, external You'd have fancied Barry's much more attractive cousin Andrea to make a better fist of that penalty. #southend #stevenagefc

Martin Ratcliff:, external Booked flights from Norway the second the final whistle went. Wycombe are going to Wembley!

We're back under way at Roots Hall.

Adrian Clarke
Ex-Southend midfielder, BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

"Barry Corr did not hit through the ball. It was a mish-mash of a penalty, it was neither one thing nor the other.

"It is something that will haunt him if Southend do not go on and win this match."

Phil Shepka
BBC Sport at Adams Park

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"Well there you have it. Not as much drama as the other game tonight, but Wycombe fans don't care.

"Gareth Ainsworth's side are deservedly going to Wembley after a season which they missed out on automatic promotion by one point.

"For Plymouth, they didn't have enough to pull it back in the second half will have to rebuild for their fourth straight season in League Two."

Tom Garry
BBC Sport at Roots Hall

"There is disbelief around Roots Hall! No one can quite believe the drama we have just seen.

"And the Stevenage fans cannot believe their luck! They celebrated that penalty miss like they'd just won the play-offs. And they may still do!

"Into extra-time we go.... Southend will need mental strength to bounce back from that moment."

It will be extra-time at Roots Hall. Stevenage must have thought their promotion dream was over but now it's still alive.

How costly could that miss be for Barry Corr. The Southend fans sing his name to try and keep his spirits up.

The match finishes with Plymouth on the attack, but we know the first club who will be walking out for the play-off final on 23 May. Wycombe are - as their fans have been singing for some time now - going to Wembley.

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And now we know why Phil Brown could not watch.

Barry Corr tries to chip the ball down the middle but he hits it too high and it clips the bar and goes over.

Wow! This kick will win it. Ryan Leonard goes down in the box under pressure from Dean Parrett and referee Graham Scott points to the spot.

Phil Brown cannot watch.

Another great save from Wycombe keeper Alex Lynch as Kelvin Mellor sneaks in to get a foot on a ball at the far post. Plymouth win a corner shortly after which comes out to Jason Banton, who gets a huge amount of power on his drive but it's two feet over the bar. Surely that is that.

Only 90 seconds left at Roots Hall. Time for a late winner or will it be extra-time?

Wycombe are finally holding onto the ball in Plymouth territory - but we've got SIX added minutes to come at Adams Park. Can Plymouth make them the longest six minutes of Gareth Ainsworth's managerial career?

Another Stevenage player goes in the book as Simon Walton is shown yellow for a foul on Barry Corr. Then Southend's Ben Coker is also booked for a late challenge on Jerome Okimo. There will be five minutes of injury time...

Wycombe's Joe Jacobson casually allows a ball to roll over the byline thinking it would be his side's goalkick, but he's aghast to see it given as a corner. Thankfully for him, Plymouth don't make much of the chance to punish the mistake,

Was that Southend's chance to win this? Stephen McLaughlin's corner sparks a game of pinball into the Stevenage box but when it finally falls to Joe Pigott he can only poke it wide. Four to go.