Sheffield Wednesday have their first shot at goal for a while.

Jordan Rhodes tries one from an impossible angle, but it's deflected just over the crossbar and off for a corner.

This chap missed the first leg because of suspension...

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...but it's getting to the stage when goalkeepers start thinking about penalty shootouts and possibly being a hero.

Steve McClaren
Ex-England manager on BBC Radio 5 live

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Carlos Carvalhal has Sam Winnall on the Wednesday bench. If he wants to make a change, he is someone who can make a difference.

Jack Payne is coming on for Huddersfield, replacing Chelsea loanee Izzy Brown.

Brown could have scored in both legs, but ended up scoring in neither. Will he get the chance to make amends at Wembley on 29 May?

This is the third time Huddersfield have been in a play-off semi-final in which they've drawn the first leg 0-0 at home.

They went out both times in the past - is that a bad omen for the Terriers?

No real goalmouth action to speak of so far in extra time - apart from Huddersfield captain Tommy Smith sending a long-range shot well over the bar.

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Hillsborough

I think many of us suspected this would go the distance before the night started.

Both teams have had spells on top but it will be the visitors entering this extra 30 minutes in the higher spirits.

Do Wednesday have the energy to turn this game back in their favour?

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Extra time begins. Just 30 more minutes to find a winner.

If Sheffield Wednesday and Huddersfield still can't be separated, we'll have a penalty shooutout.

Steve McClaren
Ex-England manager on BBC Radio 5 live

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Sheffield Wednesday, really, are a bit shell-shocked still after the equaliser.

We said at half-time that the game needed a goal. After Wednesday scored, the game opened right up.

But Huddersfield changed the game with Collin Quaner. Since he came on, he's put in six or seven crosses in from that right-hand side. And Aaron Mooy has released himself. He's penetrating more.

Huddersfield now look like the team who can win this and go forwards, because Jordan Rhodes has not made the impact that Quaner has.

After 141 goalless minutes in this Championship play-off semi-final tie, Steven Fletcher's header looked like sending Sheffield Wednesday to Wembley for the second successive year.

However, the introduction of Huddersfield substitute Collin Quaner turned the second leg around and the visitors levelled when Tom Lees turned Quaner's cross into his own net.

Huddersfield were on top in the second period and, with extra time beckoning, suddenly it's their fans who feel like this might be their year.

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Hope you've not made any plans for the next hour or so. Extra time to follow.

Huddersfield are dominating here, while Sheffield Wednesday look a tad nervous. The full-time whistle can't come quickly enough for them.

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Hillsborough

What have Wednesday got left now? One goal had seemed likely to be enough tonight but it has not proved to be that way.

It looks like we're going to need another half an hour to separate these Yorkshire rivals.

There'll be four minutes of time added on.

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Huddersfield go close to a winner!

Aaron Mooy picks out Nahki Wells with a superb through ball, but Keiren Westwood denies the Terriers' striker from a tight angle.

Steve McClaren
Ex-England manager on BBC Radio 5 live

It's very interesting now. Huddersfield need to keep pressing forward and keep penetrating behind this Sheffield Wednesday defence.

That's how they have equalised and that's how they can win the game. They need to keep the pressure up.

Collin Quaner coming on for Huddersfield has completely changed this game.

He zips past his man down the right touchline and then finds Nahki Wells, who tests Keiren Westwood with a shot from 10 yards.

Meanwhile, Wednesday's Barry Bannan gets a yellow card for time-wasting.

Six minutes and stoppage time away from extra time. I thought this might be a late one, and I may be proved right.

Jonathan Hogg is back on the field, by the way, with added bandages and a fresh Huddersfield shirt with no number.

There's a stoppage in play as Huddersfield's Jonathan Hogg gets treatment following a clash of heads.

He leaves the field with a towel pressed against a head wound, but he's made of tough stuff.

It was only a couple of months ago that it was feared Hogg had fractured his neck in a match at Bristol City, and here he is playing in a play-off semi-final.

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Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Hillsborough

Huddersfield initially looked rattled by the going a goal down but they have come back into it and, on the balance of play, probably deserve to be level here.

Sub Collin Quaner showed great composure, given he'd barely been on the pitch for a minute.

This is a completely different game now. Huddersfield have fresh belief. So do their fans. It should be a cracking finish at Hillsborough.