That's it from us this evening.

Remember, the first leg of the other Championship play-off semi-final is tomorrow at 12:30 BST, when Derby host Hull City.

The Rams were beaten finalists in 2014 while Hull are looking for an immediate return to the top flight.

We'll have live text coverage of that match from noon tomorrow, as well as every Football League play-off match over the weekend and next week.

Until next time, goodbye.

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Sheffield Wednesday will take a two-goal lead into the second leg of their Championship play-off semi-final with Brighton after winning at Hillsborough.

After Wednesday's Fernando Forestieri had seen a goal ruled out for offside, Ross Wallace scored from 25 yards.

The visitors lost four players to injuries, including top scorer Tomer Hemed and winger Anthony Knockaert.

With Brighton down with 10 men, Kieran Lee slotted in a second to stretch the Owls' lead before Monday's second leg.

You can read my colleague Phil Cartwright's full report on tonight's action here.

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So, Sheffield Wednesday will take a two-goal lead into Monday's second leg at the Amex Stadium.

The Owls are looking to return to the Premier League for the first time since relegation in 2000.

Brighton are facing a third Championship play-off semi-final defeat in four years, unless they can secure a dramatic turnaround.

The Seagulls might be somewhat depleted too, following injuries to Connor Goldson, Tomer Hemed, Anthony Knockaert and Steve Sidwell tonight.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger at Hillsborough on BBC Radio 5 live

"This game's not finished. Sheffield Wednesday could have put it to bed.

"Give Brighton credit, they've had a horrendous night with injuries and everything's been against them.

"I thought Sheffield Wednesday were excellent in spells tonight. I just hope they don't regret killing this game by three or four."

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Andre Marriner blows his whistle to end proceedings at Hillsborough.

Wednesday have the upper hand heading into Monday's second leg at the Amex Stadium.

Brighton played the last 30 minutes with 10 men and the Owls took advantage.

Liam Rosenior heads it away but only for another Wednesday corner.

This time, eventually, Brighton clear their lines.

Wednesday have had almost all the possession in injury time.

Can they carve out one more chance before the whistle?

They've got a corner...

Now it's Brighton's Beram Kayal who gets yellow after stopping Lucas Joao mount a counter-attack.

Beram Kayal breaks up an Owls attack following a loose pass from Fernando Forestieri and is promptly tripped by Marco Matias.

The Portuguese midfielder gets booked for that one.

The fourth official indicates there will be five minutes of injury time.

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The visitors look to come forward again, and James Wilson manages to win a throw-in midway inside the Wednesday half.

Brighton are looking to run the clock down slightly now and get back to the Amex on Monday just two goals down.

Brighton keeper David Stockdale just about gathers a searching long ball forward from Barry Bannan, which Lucas Joao almost got on the end of.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger at Hillsborough on BBC Radio 5 live

"It's a hard game to judge because of Brighton's injuries. If it stays 2-0, then Wednesday will be a little bit disappointed that they haven't killed this tie off."

Wednesday midfielder Barry Bannan tries his luck from range, but it's a fairly wild effort which flies over the bar.

Lucas Joao has his first sight of goal, but his effort is charged down by a combination of Bruno and Liam Rosenior and falls to visiting goalkeeper David Stockdale.

Five minutes remain for Brighton to contain Wednesday.

It's one-way traffic at the moment.

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Brighton forward Sam Baldock manages to get an effort on target - but his looping header is easy for Owls keeper Keiren Westwood.

Wednesday make their final change of the evening, with Portugal forward Lucas Joao coming on for Gary Hooper.

Brighton keeper David Stockdale does well to come out and punch an inswinging Barry Bannan corner away from danger.

Albion are having to weather a bit of an onslaught from the Owls at the moment.