Slotted Gregory finish puts Millwall ahead
Proctor taps home to keep Bradford in tie
Millwall won first leg 3-1 at Valley Parade
Lions relegated from Championship last year
Millwall face Barnsley at Wembley on 29 May
Millwall 1-1 Bradford (4-2 agg)
Bradford start the second half with a high tempo, and a quick free-kick sets Kyel Reid away down the left.
He wins a throw-in which Nathan Clarke launches into the Millwall box.
Rory McArdle flicks it on but then Tim Robinson blows for a foul against a Bradford player.
Millwall 1-1 Bradford (4-2 agg)
Bradford get the second half started at The Den as referee Tim Robinson blows his whistle.
The visitors were out early for the second half and Tom Thorpe has come on at the break for midfielder Josh Cullen.
They need two more goals to take the game into extra time.
The Bantams ended the first half on the front foot - can they continue that after the half-time break?
HT: Millwall 1-1 Bradford (4-2 agg)
Quote MessageMillwall will be disappointed not to take the three-goal lead into the second half but everyone will be happy with being two goals up
Paul Robinson, Former Millwalll defender on BBC Radio London
HT: Millwall 1-1 Bradford (4-2 agg)
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HT: Millwall 1-1 Bradford (4-2 agg, 19:45 BST)
Millwall won promotion from League One via the play-offs in 2009-10, overcoming Huddersfield in the semi-final and then beating Swindon 1-0 at Wembley in the final.
They are bidding to reach their third play-off final in seven years, having been beaten in the 2008-09 final.
Bradford also have recent pedigree in the play-offs, having won promotion to League One in 2012-13 overcoming Northampton 3-0 in the final.
They need two goals tonight to have a chance of reaching Wembley again.
Remember, Barnsley await tonight's winners in the final on Sunday, 29 May.
Millwall 1-1 Bradford (4-2 agg)
Image source, Rex FeaturesThere's the half-time whistle.
It's as you were at the start of the night, with Millwall still enjoying a two-goal lead on aggregate.
Lee Gregory gave Millwall the lead on 34 minutes but Jamie Proctor levelled for the visitors a minute before half-time.
Bradford have only had two shots on target in the first half, both from Proctor late on.
They still have to get two more goals to force extra-time.
Millwall 1-1 Bradford (4-2 agg)
Bradford unlock the Millwall defence again.
Jamie Proctor gets in behind the back four and manages to lose Byron Webster in the box.
He's off balance and can't get a shot away so pokes across goal in the hope of finding the onrushing Kyel Reid.
But a Millwall defender manages to get across and hammer the ball away.
Bradford are finishing the half strongly.
Millwall 1-1 Bradford (4-2 agg)
We'll have two minutes of injury time at The Den.
Jamie Proctor
And, out of nothing, Bradford have an equaliser on the night!
Kyel Reid bursts into the box after good work from James Meredith on the left.
His low ball in finds Jamie Proctor who controls and pokes a shot at Jordan Archer.
The Millwall keeper saves but the rebound falls back to Proctor who lashes into the roof of the net.
Is the comeback on?
Millwall 1-0 Bradford (4-1 agg)
Image source, Rex FeaturesBradford left winger Kyel Reid takes down a cross-field ball well on his chest but can't find a team-mate in the box.
The visitors are yet to test Jordan Archer in the Millwall goal.
Millwall 1-0 Bradford (4-1 agg)
Millwall left-back Joe Martin scored a free-kick in the first leg and almost gets another tonight.
He guides his left-footed shot over the bar but Bantams keeper Ben Williams tips his effort over the crossbar.
From the resulting corner, Steve Morison sends a header wide.
Millwall 1-0 Bradford (4-1 agg)
That goal from Gregory has got the Millwall crowd going.
Is it too much for Bradford now, being three goals behind?
One more might end it for the Bantams.
Lee Gregory
Image source, Rex FeaturesMillwall have the first goal of the evening!
Steve Morison dribbles into the Bradford area, draws in a couple of defenders and then squares the ball to striker partner Lee Gregory.
Gergory guides the ball into the bottom left-hand corner of the goal past the dive of Bantams keeper Ben Williams for his 27th goal of the season.
That's the Lions 4-1 up on aggregate now. Wembley is becoming a reality.
Millwall 0-0 Bradford (3-1 agg)
Bradford create their first real chance of the evening from Tony McMahon's right-wing corner.
Centre-back Nathan Clarke rises above Joe Martin but can't direct his header on target, as it drifts narrowly wide of the far post.
Millwall 0-0 Bradford (3-1 agg)
Bradford put a couple of decent crosses into the Millwall box from the right hand side and win a corner.
Millwall 0-0 Bradford (3-1 agg)
Image source, Rex FeaturesMillwall are looking organised and disciplined so far this evening.
Bradford will have to show some invention to break down their defence and claw back that two-goal deficit from the first leg.
Millwall 0-0 Bradford (3-1 agg)
Kyel Reid makes progress down the left and gets the ball into Billy Clarke in the Millwall box, but the forward can't control and it rolls out for a goal kick.
Clarke is not quite channeling the swashbuckling Zorro in his mask tonight.
Millwall 0-0 Bradford (3-1 agg)
Millwall centre-back Byron Webster bundles Jamie Proctor to the ground with the ball rolling out for a throw-in.
Lions fans cheer that one - they enjoyed the physicality from the defender.
Millwall 0-0 Bradford (3-1 agg)
Bradford hoist a long throw into the Milwall box and Rory McArdle gets there ahead of Lions keeper Jordan Archer.
But the ball flicks off McArdle's head and harmlessly away from goal. Archer was fortunate there - he came a long way and didn't get too near the ball.
Millwall 0-0 Bradford (3-1 agg)
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe last few minutes have been fairly scrappy at The Den with little action in either box.
A time to remind you that the winners of tonight's tie will face Barnsley at Wembley on Sunday, 29 May.
Millwall have the upper hand in recent meetings against Bradford at home, winning four of the last five - and drawing the other.