A shot of Dickie Bird and Michael Parkinson on the television. Don't tell either of them how England are folding with the bat in the World T20 final currently...

Meanwhile, the more pressing concern for them is that their beloved Barnsley need to find a way back into this game.

BBC Sport's resident Barnsley fan is at Wembley and texted me at half-time to say the Tykes' front two were looking isolated.

Sam Winnall and Ashley Fletcher will be hoping to get more involved in this second half.

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And we're off again....

Not long to go now until the restart at Wembley.

Oxford United with the 1-0 lead over Barnsley courtesy of Callum O'Dowda's header in case you're just joining us.

In case you've missed it, you can still catch the highlights of the 2016 FA People's Cup finals on iPlayer right now.

Here's a taster....

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Stress balls, red cards, fast starts, tetchy managers and a furious Fergie.

Read Ian Woodcock's round-up of Saturday's Football League action here.

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While we're concentrating on the Johnstone's Paint Trophy final here, there are plenty of other big sporting events taking place today:

• Premier League leaders Leicester have just claimed another three points at home to Southampton and go seven points clear at the top of the table - live text reaction here.
• England are playing the West Indies in the final of the World Twenty20 in India, batting first they're currently 89-4 after 12 overs - live text and radio commentary, plus in-play video highlights here.
• Bahrain is the setting for the second Formula 1 Grand Prix of the season - follow live text and radio commentary here.

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... and in case you missed it, here's the moment Oxford United celebrated Callum O'Dowda's 29th-minute header.

Still plenty left to play for.

Referee Andy Woolmer brings the first half to a conclusion and it's the Oxford United players who look the happier as they head off down the tunnel.

Benji Buchel holds on to another long throw by Barnsley from the right.

A few sighs of relief from those in yellow around Wembley.

Two minutes additional time to be played at the end of the first half.

Oxford forward Kemar Roofe tries to emulate Pele in Escape To Victory with an overhead kick from Alex MacDonald's cross from the right.

Off target, but you have to admire his cheekiness.

What might Paul Heckingbottom's half-time team talk contain for his Barnsley players?

A goal in the closing stages of these opening 45 minutes might change the script a bit.

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Barnsley once more have to scramble in defence from an Oxford corner, as first Che Dunkley and then goalscorer Callum O'Dowda have half-chances cleared.

Adam Hammill tries another opportune shot for Barnsley before Oxford have another corner cleared by the Tykes as we close in on half-time.

Long searching throw from Barnsley's Marc Roberts and Sam Winnall tries to wrap his right foot around it on the volley.

Just off target, but the first sign of the League One side coming into the game again.

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What have Barnsley got then in terms of a response?

Nothing clear-cut as yet and Oxford still look like they possess a threat on the break.

Close to 2-0 for Oxford almost straight away as once more Callum O'Dowda finds space down the left.

He squares a ball back across to the middle where Kemar Roofe is just denied by a brave sliding challenge from Alfie Mawson in the Barnsley defence.

I think the person running Oxford's Twitter account was rather pleased with that Callum O'Dowda goal...