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So, Millwall are one big step closer to Wembley thanks to a precious 3-1 away win at Bradford. You can read the full story in Phil Shepka's match report here.

Thanks for joining us for this fascinating League One play-off semi-final. Bradford have it all to do at The Den in Friday's second leg.

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Millwall boss Neil Harris tells Sky Sports: "I'm delighted with the result. To bounce back and score three goals was big from my players.

"We knew what was coming second half. We knew they'd go direct and make the pitch long.

"I thought Steve Morison was fantastic today. He typifies exactly what Millwall is all about.

"We've got a long way to go in this tie."

Millwall striker Steve Morison tells Sky Sports: "It's brilliant. Its what we've been doing all year away from home. We can't get carried away but we've done half a job."

Millwall striker Lee Gregory tells Sky Sports: "We didnt expect it to go quite like that, with their penalty. The lads responded briliantly to get a goal so quickly. It took us on, to get the result."

Neil Redfearn
Ex-Bradford midfielder at Coral Windows Stadium, BBC Radio Leeds

"It'll be frustrating for the Bradford supporters going away having lost 3-1, but the performance has been ok.

"There's another game to play and the pressure will all be on Millwall to keep a clean sheet.

"It's still all there to play for."

The whistle goes. It's a huge result for Millwall.

They scored three big goals in the first half to come from behind and frustrate a battling Bradford side.

Bradford look to launch one last attack. Time is most certainly running out...

The travelling Millwall fans are making all the noise at Valley Parade. Are they heading to Wembley? They're in control of this tie.

Neil Redfearn
Ex-Bradford midfielder at Coral Windows Stadium, BBC Radio Leeds

"That was a great effort - good hold-up play from Jamie Proctor, good support by Lee Evans, who got onto it quickly and curled it just over the bar. It deserved a goal."

Bradford's Lee Evans has a go from the edge of the area but his right-footed shot goes over.

We are into five minutes of added time at the end of this first leg.

The visitors wind down the clock a bit more with another sub.

Former Newcastle left-sided player Shane Ferguson is replaced by Shaun Williams.

If it stays like this, Millwall will be sitting pretty ahead of Friday's second leg, that's for sure.

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Things haven't quite fallen for Bradford today, the odd bouncing ball, the rub of the green - it's not been their day.

Millwall have made it awkward for them. I think they call this 'doing a job on them'.

Bradford's Lee Evans has Jordan Archer scurrying across to his near post from a very good long-range free-kick but it goes narrowly wide.

Millwall are still threatening at the other end too and Steve Morison curls one from the corner of the box, but it lands on the roof of the net.

Meanwhile, Bradford bring on Paul Anderson - an Ipswich goal scorer in last season's Championship play-offs - for Tony McMahon.

Jordan Archer does well to react quickly and tip Nathan Clarke's bouncing header over the bar from a corner. From the next corner, Bradford threaten again but Millwall scramble it away.

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That earlier spell of pressure from Bradford seems to have subsided a little. They're starting to run out of time in this game - but this is of course only the first leg.

Millwall aim for Steve Morison in the area with a long throw from Carlos Edwards, but Bradford get the ball away.

Neil Redfearn
Ex-Bradford midfielder at Coral Windows Stadium, BBC Radio Leeds

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"Millwall goalkeeper Jordan Archer has really commanded his box well.

"Anything around that six-yard box, he's come and gathered, so it might pay for Bradford to mix their set-plays up a bit."