The beast is unleashed. Adebayo Akinfenwa is on for Tom Elliott.

Wimbledon, in their dark and line green striped shirts, get us going in the second half.

One of these teams could be 45 minutes from Wembley. Or 75 minutes. Or 75 minutes and a bunch of penalties.

We could be in for a long night.

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Accrington are on top on the scoreboard, and on top in terms of possession and shots.

I'm sure Stanley boss John Coleman will be asking for more of the same.

Or will his Wimbledon counterpart Neal Ardley unleash beast mode?

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Did you know that we have a live text commentary for every play-off game in the Football League? Well now you do.

Tomorrow we will bring you coverage of Walsall looking to turnaround a 3-0 deficit against Barnsley in League One, and then it's Millwall against Bradford on Friday night.

After that, every single Wembley play-off final will be covered. We've got every kick covered.

Now I'm sure if you're following us here you're either a die-hard fan of one of these clubs or simply enjoying all the delights the Football League has to offer.

In the Europe League final, though, it's currently 1-0 to Liverpool through a moment of brilliance from Daniel Sturridge.

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So Josh Windass' penalty has levelled up this tie with another 45 minutes to go.

Up until that point, it was a fairly even game with half chances for either side.

But the son of former Hull City striker Dean has given his side the advantage on the night.

We've got another one minute for one of these teams to try to make their manager's half-time team talk a little easier.

That goal has really settled Accrington down in the past few minutes and there's a really confidence about their passing.

Goal scorer Josh Windass fires in a cross come shot from out side that is easy enough for the goalkeeper. 

Almost an immediate reply from the Dons as Sean Rigg jinks his way around a few players, but is unable to wrap his right foot around the ball to hit an effort on target.

Accrington have the chance to level the tie!

Scott Brown is clattered inside the area and Josh Windass has the ball on the spot. 

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We might be goalless at the Wham Stadium, but Liverpool are a goal to the good against Sevilla as Daniel Sturridge scores with a sublime effort with the outside of the boot. 

You can follow that game here.

Another half-chance for Accrington as Shay McCartan's glancing header is straight down the throat of Kelle Roos.

Adam Buxton with the inswinging cross for the Stanley midfielder to meet.

Matty Pearson's long ball to nothing causes a few of the Accrington players to shout where he should've passes the ball.

It's just gone a bit quieter from the home support as their side have no been able to consistently but pressure on - remember they have to score tonight to be in a chance of reaching Wembley.

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Callum Kennedy's whipped free-kick bounced once and was easily gathered by Ross Etheridge.

Still the Dons are high up the field at the moment though.

Billy Kee and Rangers-bound Josh Windass have scored 33 goals between them so far this season but they haven't been involved much so far.

Over half the pitch is in shadow as Wimbledon win a free-kick 30 yards out.

I mentioned the low sun earlier, but Adam Buxton's 25-yard free-kick is never in danger of getting into the eyes of the goalkeeper and causing as it sails over.

Much to the delight of the Wimbledon fans in that stand.

At the other end, Sean Rigg's left-foot drive goes wide.

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Accrington manager John Coleman is a well-known Liverpool fan, and although I know he'll be fully focused on the events tonight, it's 0-0 for the Reds against Sevilla in Switzerland if someone wants to pass the message on?

That said, if he has any sense he'll be following BBC Sport's live text commentary in between watching his own team.

Josh Windass' superb cross-field ball lets Piero Mingoia stretch his legs again, but his low cross is well stopped by Dons keeper Kelle Ross.

Good few minutes for Stanley this.

Superb counter-attack by Accrington.

Piero Mingoia gets to run at the defence for the first time and his right-wing cross is met by Billy Kee, but he cannot direct his effort on target.

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Just a reminder that away goals do not count when it comes to the play-offs.

So, if Accrington win by one goal tonight, we'll have extra-time and if that doesn't separate the teams then we shall be going to penalties.