Wycombe's Sam Saunders is booked for not retreating at a free-kick. Bit silly that.

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There will be three minutes of added time. Can Plymouth find a goal before the break?

The Pilgrims are camped in Wycombe's half but are lacking a bit of quality in the final third.

Wanderers' defenders are keeping things extremely tight though as they continue to throw their bodies in front of every shot.

Guy Branston
Ex-Plymouth and Wycombe defender, BBC 5 live sports extra

"When Wycombe have attacked, they've had four or five players around the box and in the final third. When Plymouth have attacked, they've only had one or two to shoot or slot balls down the sides of defenders. It's just not good enough."

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Sul: Gareth Ainsworth has done an amazing job turning Wycombe Wanderers around.

Trev: With Wycombe's crazy away record this is the equivalent of a home tie. I don't think they should settle for 2.

Plymouth are doing everything they can to try and pull a goal back before half-time.

Bobby Reid picks up the ball outside the box and fires a shot towards goal which is blocked by a Wycombe defender.

There are appeals for handball but the referee waves them away.

James Law
BBC Sport at Home Park

"It's probably fair to say that the Plymouth supporters are not best pleased with referee Peter Bankes.

"Firstly, he allowed Aaron Holloway's strike to stand, despite what appeared to be a handball in the build-up from Steven Craig.

"Minutes later, he booked Argyle defender Carl McHugh - correctly - for patting the ball with his hand onto the Wycombe bar.

"Whichever way you look at it, visiting left-back Joe Jacobson is causing havoc with his set-pieces. In fact, every chance in the game so far has come from a lofted ball into the box."

Alex Lynch has done well there. Plymouth's top scorer Reuben Reid sends a hopeful ball down the middle and Lewis Alessandra sprints to try and get on the end of it.

But the 20-year-old keeper rushes out and just beats him to claim the ball.

John Sheridan's side have been showing plenty of attacking intent but are yet to register a shot on target.

Remember, Wycombe's goalkeeper Alex Lynch is making his first start tonight and they will surely want to test him sooner rather than later.

Kelvin Mellor bursts into the box for the hosts and prepares to shoot but is tackled by Sam Wood and goes down.

Appeals for a penalty, but the challenge looked clean.

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Wycombe fans will be very confident that their team, who lead 2-0 after half an hour, can see the game out at Plymouth tonight.

Their side has won 13 times on the road in the league already this season and picked up more points than any of the other 91 sides in the top four divisions away from home.

Carl McHugh is booked for Plymouth. He rises highest from a corner but uses his hand to send the ball onto the crossbar and over.

Tom Reyner: What a turn around for Wycombe in one season. One game from relegation and now potentially on the brink of promotion. Magical.

Daniel Coleman: Blatant handball.

I've got a feeling this second goal from Aaron Holloway could cause some debate. Your view on it? Tweet using #bbcfootball.

Plymouth's players have to get that moment of controversy out of their minds quickly. A third goal for the visitors and this tie could be over before it's even begun.

Guy Branston
Ex-Plymouth and Wycombe defender, BBC 5 live sports extra

"Holloway, who's been lively, got his shot off and it's a great strike into the bottom corner.

"One team reacted, one didn't. I don't think it was a foul. It was a strong control of the ball. Yes, it hit his shoulder and went down, and the lad reacted to it and did well.

"For me, it wasn't a free-kick or handball."

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Aaron Holloway makes it 2-0 to Wycombe with a fine 20-yard strike into the bottom left corner, but there is plenty of controversy surrounding it.

Plymouth players surround the referee after it appeared Steven Craig controlled the ball with his hand or arm, and then passed it back to Holloway.

Replays suggest Craig did handle it.

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Approaching the midway point of the first half and things are going according to plan for Wycombe, who lead 1-0.

Hard to imagine that a year ago, they were battling to stay in League Two. It's been some turnaround this term.

Plymouth are pushing forward in search of an equaliser. They keep whipping balls into the box and Wanderers replacement goalkeeper Alex Lynch looks unsure whether or not to come for the ball.

The Pilgrims fans continue to be in fine voice despite their side trailing.

James Law
BBC Sport at Home Park

"Plymouth came racing out of the blocks, feasting off the energy of this capacity Home Park crowd, and it looked like Wycombe might be overawed.

"However, the visitors absorbed the pressure and have grown into the game - getting their reward with Paul Hayes hooking the ball home.

"Hayes spent an unsuccessful loan spell with the Pilgrims and the former Scunthorpe man was only too pleased to celebrate in front of the home faithful."

Plymouth look a bit shell-shocked following that Paul Hayes goal.

The 31-year-old played seven games on loan for the Pilgrims in 2013 but failed to find the back of the net.