What a fabulous strike, just when it was most needed. 

A captain's goal from Stephen Dawson, who takes the ball from left to right and smashes it into the bottom corner.

Scunthorpe were looking flat. They have eight minutes plus injury time to find another goal.

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The game is getting more stretched now as Fleetwood leave men forward.

Could there yet be a sting in the tail?

Good hold up play by Bradford striker Charlie Wyke but his cutback is scooped very high over the bar by Josh Cullen.

Seven minutes to go.

Lee Gregory, the scorer of Millwall's second goal, takes a well-earned breather as Calum Butcher gets his chance in the final ten minutes.

Just under 10 minutes to go and Fleetwood forward Bobby Grant blasts an effort miles wide.

This Bradford defensive unit has been so impressive in limiting the hosts.

Fleetwood make their final change with striker Wes Burns taking the place of Ashley Hunter.

We've got 12 minutes to go here.

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Millwall, with Steve Morison (pictured) leading from the front, have been hugely impressive in this second half.

And their fans are loving every minute of it.

Less than 15 minutes to play and the Lions are looking neat and compact and likely to nick another goal from a set-piece.

Any way back for Scunny?

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Mark Marshall basically swept the boards at the Bradford City end of season awards and you can see why.

The diminutive winger is such a handful for opposition defences and he wins another attacking free-kick fo his side.

Tony McMahon delivers a deep ball that eventually gets cleared for a Bradford throw in.

The final Scunthorpe substitution brings Craig Davies into the fray.

He replaces Conor Townsend.

The former Wales international needs to make a major impact if the Iron are to prolong their season. 

A tidy Charlie Wyke backheel sets Josh Cullen in behind the home defence but, running away from goal, he can only send a weak shot straight at Alex Cairns.

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That's a sitter missed by Scunthorpe's Josh Morris who somehow manages to kick the ball against his standing foot from two yards following Ivan Toney's cut-back.

That should have been a lifeline for the home side.

Twenty to go, plus injury time.

Amari'i Bell gets a decent cross inot the box but Bobby Grant directs hid header straight at Colin Doyle from around 12 yards out.

A header back across goal may have been the better option there.

Scunthorpe make their second change. They have to throw everything at Millwall as the game nears its final 20 minutes.

Midfielder Jamie Ness is replaced by Duane Holmes.

Millwall's first change sees Shane Ferguson come on for Aiden O'Brien.

Fleetwood make another alteration of their own with Cameron Brannagan coming on for Ashley Eastham.

Bradford make a second change with Alex Gilliead taking the place of Nicky Law.

A shade over 20 minutes to go.

How a game changes? Scunthorpe looked in reasonable control moments before the break, but they cannot cope with Steve Morison who makes a nuisance of himself once again.

Aiden O'Brien almost benfits but his effort bounces across goal and to safety. At 4-1 it would surely be game over?  

Fleetwood are going to have to start committing more men forward but, to be fair to Bradford, they look so resolute defensively.

Scored two, made one.

Steve Morison now has 18 goals this season. He also set up Lee Gregory for his strike partner's 18th goal of the season.

The 36-goal duo could well be Wembley bound.

What have Scunthorpe got? They bring on winger Kevin van Veen for Paddy Madden.

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Mark Watkins: Come on Millwall, let's get back to the Play Off Final for the 2nd year running and hopefully go one better this time!