Nearly an absolute calamity at the back for Fleetwood!

Colin Doyle's goal kick goes right through the middle of the home defence and Alex Cairns' hurried clearance cannons back off Mark Marshall and kisses the bar on its way over.

And another one. Millwall's Shaun Williams dives in on fellow midfielder Stephen Dawson.

The free-kick brings a straightforward save by Lions keeper Jordan Archer from Murray Wallace's header.

Bradford win another corner but they can't force home keeper Alex Cairns into action.

Fleetwood break and win a free-kick at the other end that ends with Ashley Hunter heading straight at Colin Doyle.

It came at Hunter quickly but he perhaps could have done a little better.

Millwall's Nadjim Abdou goes into the book for a late tackle. It's 1-1 on bookings.

It's getting a little bit feisty.

Fleetwood are struggling to get going in this game.

This was their highest ever league finish and it is looking like this might be the end of the line for them.

They need a spark of inspiration from somewhere.

A nasty looking lunge by Scunthorpe's Stephen Dawson, who goes flying into a challenge on Aiden O'Brien and is rightly cautioned.

David Mirfin (below right) has been solid in defence for Scunthorpe so far.

If he carries on organising and leading in the same style then 1-0 is plenty for the Iron to book a Wembley trip.

But he almost made it 2-0, blasting the ball over the bar after reacting quickly in the box. 

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Great chance for Bradford!

Mark Marshall motors down the right before hanging up a cross to the back post that Charlie Wyke heads aginst the outside of the post.

Fleetwood boss Uwe Rosler can be heard encouraging his team to up the tempo.

They still haven't really forced a save from Bantams keeper Colin Doyle in nearly two hours of football between the sides.

Visiting forward Billy Clarke sends a low strike well wide from outside the area.

Lions boss Neil Harris will be furious with his side's defending from that Josh Morris corner for the goal.

But they have responded well, winning a couple of corners - although neither amount to anything.

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Stuart McCall is getting increasingly red in the face as he barks out orders to his Bradford players - although it could just be a touch of sunburn.

His opposite number Uwe Rosler instead prefers a quiet word in the ear of left-back Amari'i Bell after Fleetwood snuff out another City attack.

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Heading towards the halfway mark of the first half and no sign of a breakthrough so far.

Another reminder that these two teams had the joint second best defensive records in the division in the regular season.

Nice bit of play by Fleetwood nearly opens up the Bradford defence but David Ball sees his shot from the edge of the area blocked.

Both keepers get their first touches.

Scunthorpe's Joe Anyon shows some neat footwork to deal with a challenging backpass and makes a routine save from Tony Craig.

At the other end, Millwall's Jordan Archer is not so convincing as he half-fumbles a cross.

Bradford, as in the first leg, are enjoying an overwhelming amount of possession so far.

The hosts are content to let them have it and try to hit them on the counter.

Cod Army boss Uwe Rosler said on Thursday that his side would not be in a rush to attempt to level the scores at the risk of leaving themselves open at the back.

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A bit of penalty-box pinball in the Scunthorpe area ends with Steve Morison blasting the ball well over from about 15 yards.

A half-chance goes begging for the Lions.

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Fleetwood have it all to do if they are to record a remarkable seventh promotion in 12 years.

These fans definitely believe they can do it though.