Compared to the 14,007 that were at Wembley for the 2014 League Two play-off final between Fleetwood Town and Burton Albion, the crowd today sounds like a full Camp Nou!

The support for both sides is impressive. Now, can the football live up to the turnout?

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How did these two teams compare in the league this season? Well, six points separated them at the end of the regular campaign.

There's nothing to separate them so far at Wembley though.

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BBC Sport at Wembley

"Argyle have travelled to London in huge numbers, with more than 30,000 fans here.

"Despite being outnumbered, AFC Wimbledon's fans are holding their own in what is a great atmosphere."

Lyle Taylor latches onto a quick flick-on and wins AFC Wimbledon a corner as his shot from a tight angle is deflected wide.

The delivery goes too deep and is cleared as far out as Jake Reeves, who tries a spectacular volley - but it goes wide.

Plymouth win the first corner of the game but it comes to nothing. Their striker Jake Jervis is putting himself about.

Meanwhile, Hiram Boateng lands awkwardly and the Pilgrims man will need some treatment on the field.

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Ex-Leicester striker at Wembley, BBC Radio 5 live

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Much is made of Adebayo Akinfenwa's presence in the AFC Wimbledon squad, but it's the goals of another striker that have helped propel the Dons to Wembley.

Lyle Taylor has scored 22 times this season, including the extra-time goal at Accrington that secured Wimbledon's place at Wembley.

He's had one half-chance already. You'd back him to take one if he gets a clear opening.

Wimbledon have the first meaningful attack of the game.

A deep free-kick is nodded back across the box by a Plymouth player and Lyle Taylor is almost on the end of it, but his flick towards goal is easily saved.

At the other end, Graham Carey shoots over from range for the Pilgrims.

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No chances to report yet. Both sides are just settling into the game.

As anniversaries go, this one isn't too bad.

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Plymouth, playing in their green kit with white stripes, are backed today by a staggering turnout that looks in excess of 30,000. It's noisy at Wembley, as I'm sure you can imagine.

AFC Wimbledon, playing in their blue kit with a slight hint of yellow, are attacking the end occupied by the Plymouth fans in this first half.

Plymouth get this play-off final started. We are under way.

Are you ready then, folks? Kick-off is up next.

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For the third time over this Bank Holiday weekend, Wembley stands to sing the national anthem.

The Wimbledon players who weren't chewing gum were singing loud and proud. But I didn't spot a single Plymouth player belting the words out. Is anyone nervous, perhaps?

The two sides are now walking out onto the Wembley turf. Kick-off is getting close.

Here are today's two line-ups, in case you weren't with me a little earlier...

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For those of you who don't remember, Paul Dickov's 95th-minute goal took Manchester City into extra-time with Gillingham in the 1999 League One play-off final. City won the penalty shootout 3-1.