Bradford win a free-kick 20 yards from goal after Billy Clarke gets to the ball just before Nadjim Abdou.

Tony McMahon's strike is clean but Shaun Hutchinson stands tall to head away.

Dale Branton: What a save

Joshua Clarke: A roaring opening to the play-off finals - whetting the appetite for more to come!

Indeed - a reminder that the Championship and League Two finals are next weekend...

Phil Brown
Southend manager on BBC Radio 5 live

It's a battle of two teams playing in a different way.

Bradford are playing three at the back, as the strengths of their two full-backs are going forward.

The other side of it is Millwall's set-pieces - they've already had five corners.

Josh Hunt
BBC Sport at Wembley

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Billy Clarke is at the heart of everything Bradford are creating, with his movement causing real problems between the Millwall defence and midfield.

Mark Marshall's pass to Clarke was perfectly weighted, and Jordan Archer had to be in fine form to make the save.

It's not all good news for Bantams boss Stuart McCall though, as his centre-backs are struggling to deal with the physicality of Lions striker Steve Morison.

Millwall win another corner that ends with Aiden O'Brien having an effort charged down before Bradford's breakaway is thwarted by a foul on Josh Cullen.

Bradford fashion another chance but James Meredith fires straight at keeper Jordan Archer's near post when a cross may have been the better option.

What a chance for Bradford!

The Bantams break at tremendous pace after a Millwall corner and Billy Clarke looks like he is going to put them into the lead after a perfect pass from Mark Marshall but Jordan Archer makes a fine save.

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Millwall force a succession of corners.

Big defender Shaun Hutchinson comes close to giving the Lions a lead but his header is deflected over before, on the third corner, Steve Morison heads wide after getting up well.

A couple of warnings for the Bantams

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Steve Claridge
Ex-Millwall and Bradford striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

There's an awful lot on this sort of game anyway.

But there's a little bit more on this for both sides, because they've come so close to going up in recent years.

First shot of the day goes to Bradford.

Mark Marshall gets to the byline and, after his low cross is cleared, full-back Tony McMahon sneds an effort wide from 20 yards out.

Josh Hunt
BBC Sport at Wembley

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This is a final between two of the best supported clubs in League One, and it's making for quite the atmosphere at Wembley.

It's not a sell out, but both sets of supporters are here in good numbers, with the crowd looking more or less evenly split from here in the press box.

Romain Vincelot's challenge to give away that Millwall free-kick was a needless one - perhaps a few early nerves for the Bradford centre-half?

Remember you can listen to BBC Radio 5 live commentary of this match by clicking the audio icon above, with Alastair Bruce-Ball, Steve Claridge and Phil Brown.

On the pitch, Bradford get forward for the first time but Billy Clarke misreads the run of striker Charlie Wyke and clips the ball out for a goalkick to the Lions.

Lee Gregory wins an early free-kick for Millwall 30 yards out.

Shaun Williams' ball is charged down and the Bantams eventually clear.

Millwall get us under way under the arch in the first of the three play-off finals this year.

For the winner there will be trips to Villa Park, Elland Road and the Stadium of Light to look forward to.

The players are out on the pitch and being introduced to the assorted dignitaries.

It has to be said all the players are looking very relaxed. I'm sure there's a few (thousand) people in the stands not feeling quite so calm...

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Millwall keeper Jordan Archer says his side's defeat by Barnsley in last season's play-off final has driven them on to a return to Wembley.

The 24-year-old twice in the opening 20 minutes as the Lions fell to a 3-1 loss a year ago.

"We just missed out on the top two and then to go on and lose at Wembley was really hard to take," he told BBC Radio London.

"When the boys came back in for pre-season we still had that hurt, but we turned that hurt into hunger.

"We’re here again and we’re going try to put the record straight."

The teams are out and we're only moments away from kick-off.

He left Millwall 13 years ago and now plays on the other side of the world for Melbourne City, but that hasn't stopped former Lions midfielder Tim Cahill sending a message of support...

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We're used to partners and family members wishing their loved ones well, but it's quite handy when your significant other is the England captain.

Steph Houghton's Manchester City side are in action against Yeovil tomorrow - maybe that explains her absence for Stephen Darby's big Wembley moment.

The ex-Liverpool man starts today's game on the bench.

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BBC Radio London caught up with a few young Millwall fans on Wembley Way and it's clear who they're backing this afternoon...

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