Windass pen & Mingoia screamer for Stanley
Akinfenwa header makes it 2-2 on aggregate
Taylor wins it for Wimbledon in extra time
Dons faces Plymouth at Wembley on 30 May
If you're just joining us in the closing stages, a reminder that away goals do not count in the play-offs.
As it stands we're heading for extra-time and then penalties if needed to find out who will face Plymouth at Wembley.
No goalmouth action to speak of right now.
The players will know we're coming to an end and it looks as if, rather than trying to go for a winner, both sets of players would rather not be the man that causes a mistake that leads to a goal.
Seamus Conneely has a long-range effort easily saved.
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe frantic, open nature of 10 or 15 minutes ago seems to have deserted us.
Accrington still seeing more of the ball at the moment, but they're not doing a lot with it at the moment.
Finally a spell of possession for the men in red and white as Accrington work the ball across midfield and defence.
They missed out on automatic promotion in stoppage time on the final day of the season and conceded in the first leg in the same manner, so it's very much switch-your-head on time.
Accrington 2-1 Wimbledon
Two goals from Sevilla skipper Coke means the Spanish side are heading for a third straight win in the Europa League, unless Liverpool can produce something miraculous in the last 10 minuets in Switzerland.
The match winner from the first leg, Tom Beere, was about to come on for Wimbledon as Andy Barcham appeared to suffer a leg injury stretching for that header.
Barcham gets back to his feet though and looks OK to continue.
Accrington 2-1 Wimbledon
Image source, Getty ImagesAndy Barcham's header is the latest of the Wimbledon chances we he attacks a flick on from a throw in, but it is a smart save from Ross Etheridge low down.
Credit to Neal Ardley because Adebayo Akinfenwa and Ade Azeez have made a real difference since they have come on for the Dons.
Spaces all over the park now for those skilful enough to exploit them.
Under the floodlights in Lancashire this is turning into proper end-to-end stuff.
Still all Wimbledon in the past few minutes as substitute Ade Azeez cannot direct a glancing header on target.
Straight up the other end, Josh Windass lays in former Bristol City man Scott Brown, but he fires wide.
Just when Accrington looked in complete control, Wimbledon are all over them.
They have the momentum, they have the possession and they have Adebayo Akinfenwa causing all sorts of problems.
Accrington 1-2 Wimbledon
Image source, Getty ImagesWell Wimbledon have gone more direct in recent minutes and what a response!
Dons captain Barry Fuller stabs up a cross from the right to the back post and Adebayo Akinfenwa launches a head at the ball and it bullets into the back of the net.
I make that one shot, one goal.
Game on.
Accrington 2-0 Wimbledon
Ade Azeez is on for Sean Rigg, the man who gave away the first-half penalty.
He's got eight goals so far this season and takes up a position wide right at the moment.
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe noise levels are cranked up at the Wham Stadium with Accrington now leading the tie for the first time.
No real response from the men in green yet but Ade Azeez is being readied by Wimbledon.
Accrington 2-0 Wimbledon
Image source, Getty ImagesOH MY.
This is a stunning goal, worthy of winning any game.
Accrington win it high up the pitch, Piero Mingoia pushes it out of his feet and then smashes a curling effort from 30 yards into the top-right corner. The keeper was out of position, but that is still some hit.
His 14th goal for Stanley and one that, at the moment, is sending them to Wembley.
Accrington 1-0 Wimbledon
It's all level now in Switzerland and it took just 17 seconds of the second half for Kevin Gameiro to tap in against Liverpool.
Not that we want you to leave, but you can follow that action here.
Josh Windass, who was playing at Harrogate Railway just three years ago, smashes a 30-yard free-kick no way near the goal.
A minute later, he chases a ball to the goal line and accidentally catches a photographer as he slides in. They both come away unharmed though.
Adebayo Akinfenwa has linked up with his midfielders already, holding up the ball as you would expect - as well as conceding two free-kicks.
Lyle Taylor, who started the first-half brightly, nearly gets in behind the defence but his control lets him down.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesNothing came of the Wimbledon corner, but the Dons keep the pressure up.
Lyle Taylor's control just gets away from him inside the area and Sean Rigg takes it off his boots but his shot is well over.
First shot of the second half and it is for Accrington.
Piero Mingoia finds some space on the right side of the area but his low shot is well blocked.
At the other end, Wimbledon win themselves a corner after working the ball into the box.
Nothing of note has happened so far.
The sun is now completely gone from the pitch, which I'm sure will relieve Accrington goalkeeper Ross Etheridge who would have been up against it.