We'd all love a goal, wouldn't we? Agreed.

So I'm going to voluntarily offer myself up to the "commentators'-curse" Gods and say: This game has got 0-0 and penalties written all over it.

If either side scores, you have to feel it will be the winner.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Wembley

"Plymouth's talisman Graham Carey is starting to have a bit more influence on this game.

"After a quiet first period, the creative midfielder has seen much more of the ball in the past few minutes, as well as going close with that free-kick."

Wimbledon make their first change as Jon Meades replaces Connor Smith.

Jake Jervis is heading off for Argyle - he is replaced by Craig Tanner.

Peter Hartley, who headed Plymouth's winner in the semi-final, has a difficult chance at the far post but he heads downwards and it's an easy save.

Moments later, Darius Charles is booked for Wimbledon for a challenge on Jamille Matt.

Graham Carey has Plymouth's best effort so far, but his curling free-kick from 30 yards is very well saved by Kelle Roos. Good football all round.

Wimbledon's Barry Fuller sends a perfect ball over the top for Dannie Bulman, who in turn can't quite pick out the onrushing Andy Barcham. Chance missed.

Moments later, the game's first booking goes to Plymouth's Gregg Wylde for a lunge on Fuller.

Barcham then shoots over. It has livened up at Wembley.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at Wembley, BBC Radio 5 live

Darius Charles has been immense for Wimbledon. He does very well to clear a dangerous Plymouth cross, once again.

The Burton Albion loanee is an early contender for the Dons' player of the match, for sure.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Wembley

"AFC Wimbledon have really got their fans rocking with that sustained period of pressure.

"Tom Elliott continues to look dangerous up front, while Andy Barcham has been a real threat in the opening minutes of this second period."

Andy Barcham does well down Wimbledon's left again and wins a corner. Callum Kennedy's delivery goes too deep but it comes back to Barcham again, who sees a shot blocked.

Moments later, Lyle Taylor's cross for Tom Elliott is headed over the bar. This is a decent spell of pressure fro the Dons.

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AFC Wimbledon's Andy Barcham whips over a decent cross into the mixer but Tom Elliott can't quite get on the end of it.

Time for Wimbledon to call on this man for a goal pretty soon?

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Adebayo Akinfenwa is on the bench for the Dons at Wembley.

Plymouth's Carl McHugh is a relieved man as his mishit pass almost loops over goalkeeper Luke McCormick for an own goal.

It goes wide for a corner, which comes to nothing.

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It's a promising start to the second half from Plymouth and a high cross aimed for Jake Jervis causes Kelle Roos a few problems in his six-yard box.

The Wimbledon goalkeeper punches away - just about.

AFC Wimbledon, who had the only shot on target in the first half, get the second period started.

The players are back out at Wembley, ready for the second half. Which side will break the deadlock after the break?