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Yes! No! A delicious corner is drifted into the penalty area. Plymouth striker Jamille Matt gets the yard he needs on the defender, rises tall, and then heads it just wide of the right hand post.

So close, yet so far.

Plymouth's Graham Carey is tripped by Ben Davies and wins a free-kick level with the penalty box, on the left hand side of the penalty area. 

It's rolled to Jake Jervis who just isn't at the races today and hits a shot into a line of Portsmouth defenders. 

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

"Plymouth's diminutive Scottish winger Gregg Wylde has lit up the past few minutes and set Home Park alight.

"He's scaring the life out of full-back Ben Davies and putting some excellent balls into the box.

"This place is really bouncing now - all we need is a goal."

It's going to take a brave man to call this one. Who are you fancying? Let us know by using the hashtag #bbcfootball...

Freddy Harper-Davis: Would love to see Argyle win today, but this looks like it will go to penalties.  

Gordon Sparks
BBC Radio Devon

Big chance for Plymouth's hero in the first match. Jamille Matt finds the space inside the penalty area, towards the right. 

He takes a touch to drag it away from the defender then blasts the ball over the bar. 

You have a feeling it's going to be one goal that will win this game, but who is going to get it?

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Ay up! Plymouth have now turned up to this second half. 

You'll be surprised to know that Jake Jervis has yet again missed a chance. This time in an attempt to curl it from the right hand side of the box to the left corner. 

Plymouth have then had two balls from the left hand side dealt with by Portsmouth. The first is caught by the goalkeeper Ryan Allsopp, the second is out for a corner. It comes to nothing. 

Plymouth goalkeeper Luke McCormick, who had a quiet first half, shows some rustiness. He comes out of his area to clear the ball but gives it straight to Gary Roberts. 

A couple of men stand in his way, but it's virtually an open goal. He messes that up badly, it goes horribly high and wide. 

That's the chance you have to take in these games. 

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

"Pompey have come out this half and, boy, do they mean business.

"The tension in the home fans seems to be increasing even more after those chances for Gary Roberts and Adam McGurk.

"Argyle do not want to end their season at this stage of the play-offs for the second season in a row."

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The Pompey fans are cheering! Albeit briefly. 

Ben Davies is the man who stands over the ball, and fires in a low free-kick - but it hits the side-netting. 

It all came from Gary Roberts, who won his side a free-kick on the left hand side of the box, 20 yards from goal. Curtis Nelson, the Plymouth captain, the offender with a push in the back.

Blimey, this is more like it boys. 

Plymouth race down the right hand side immediately after that Portsmouth attack, at the vital moment Gregg Wylde slips and so his ball is cleared. 

Adam McGurk then gets on the ball for Pompey and fires a shot down the throat of Plymouth goalkeeper Luke McCormick. 

Role reversal to begin this second half. It's Portsmouth who have started the brighter of the two sides. 

Gary Roberts got into the Plymouth box, but his shot is well blocked by a crowd of three or four Plymouth players. 

The resulting corner doesn't lead to anything. It's Plymouth struggling to clear their lines. 

We are back and under way in the second half. 

Plymouth the better going for goal, Portsmouth the better on the ball.

Remember, it's extra time and penalties if we are still level after 90 minutes - and away goals don't count. 

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Robert Snell: Pompey looking slick without threatening. Plymouth dangerous on the break.

Ricardo: This game just needs a goal or five.

Send me your thoughts on this second leg, or anything about the play-offs in general, using #bbcfootball on Twitter.

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Hearty congratulations to Grimsby Town, who will be playing at least one - if not both - of these sides in League Two next season.

The Mariners beat Forest Green 3-1 in today's National League promotion final at Wembley.

Read the match report here.

Earlier today, Bradford and Millwall became the last teams to play out the first leg of their play-off ties. 

Millwall will take the advantage back to The Den after a 3-1 win at The Coral Windows Stadium.

You can read all about it here. 

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...unless Manchester United beat Bournemouth 19-0 when that rearranged game takes place.

Manuel Pellegrini has led his side to the Champions League qualifying stages as a parting gift after a 1-1 draw at Swansea. 

It was an interesting day of Premier League action which saw Arsenal leapfrog rivals Tottenham into second place, while West Ham could miss out on Europe after losing away at Stoke. Click on any of the links below to read the reports of those matches:

Arsenal 4-0 Aston Villa

Chelsea 1-1 Leicester

Everton 3-0 Norwich

Manchester United A-A Bournemouth

Newcastle 5-1 Tottenham

Southampton 4-1 Crystal Palace

Stoke 2-1 West Ham

Swansea 1-1 Manchester City

Watford 2-2 Sunderland

West Brom 1-1 Liverpool

The big news of the afternoon concerns Manchester United and Bournemouth at Old Trafford. The match had to be abandoned following security questions over a suspect package.

Initially only the Stretford End and the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand were emptied, before developments led to a full evacuation of the stadium.

The game was subsequently called off, and it is unsure as to when the match will now take place. 

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Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

"You can start to feel the tension in the air here at Home Park.

"This game means so much to both sets of fans, but with Pompey having used two substitutes you'd have to think Argyle would be favourites if this game went beyond the 90 minutes."

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Pompey have lost Gareth Evans and Danny Hollands to injury in the first period.

Paul Sturrock
Ex-Plymouth manager at Home Park, BBC Radio Devon