Bradford are not shy about crossing the ball into the box when the opportunity presents itself and Mark Marshall fires in a decent looking ball that Fleetwood keeper Alex Cairns gathers competently.

Millwall's Jed Wallace breaks into the box and goes down in a heap, demanding a penalty. 

It never looked like one, although it did bring some convincing arm-waving and protesting.

A smart move down the right by Scunthorpe comes to nothing but they have a corner... which is easily cleared.

Bradford force a corner straight from kick off but Fleetwood clear.

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We are up and running at both Glanford Park and Highbury. Wembley beckons for the winners.

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So, who do you think will be playing under the arch on Saturday, 20 May?

Can Fleetwood overturn Bradford's narrow advantage? Who will blink first in the Scunthorpe v Millwall game?

Let us know what you think using #bbcefl.

Peter Scrivener
BBC Sport at Highbury

If Fleetwood are going to reach Wembley without having to go to a penalty shoot-out, they are going to have to do what only two teams have done to Bradford City in the league all season – beat them by two goals. 

The only teams to do that have been champions Sheffield United, who defeated the Bantams 3-0 last month, while Southend also won by the same margin in November.

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It's already been a dramatic day in the EFL with Newcastle crowned title winners of the Championship and Blackburn relegated to League One despite beating Brentford.

Relegation means Rovers will be playing three of the four sides in action tonight next season.

The Ewood Park side join Rotherham and Wigan in being relegated to the third tier.

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Fleetwood make three changes, with George Glendon, Cian Bolger and Ashley Hunter coming in. Former Bradford City striker Devante Cole drops to the bench with Nathan Pond and Markus Schwabl.

Bradford name the same XI that started the 1-0 win on Thursday.

Fleetwood: Cairns, McLaughlin, Eastham, Bolger, Davies, Bell, Dempsey, Glendon, Grant, Ball, Hunter.

Bradford: Doyle, McMahon, McArdle, Knight-Percival, Meredith, Marshall, Cullen, Vincelot, Law, Clarke, Wyke 

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It's as you were for Scunthorpe for their play-off second leg with Iron boss Graham Alexander selecting the same starting line-up.

Millwall manager Neil Harris (pictured) makes two changes from the 0-0 draw, bringing in defender Mahlon Romeo and striker Aiden O'Brien.

Scunthorpe: Anyon, Wallace, Mirfin, Dawson, Madden, Morris, Bishop, Townsend, Toney, Ness, Clarke.

Millwall: Archer, Hutchinson, Craig, Williams, Gregory, Romeo, Wallace, Webster, Morison, O’Brien, Abdou.  

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Bradford City dominated against Fleetwood on Thursday night but looked set to be frusrated before defender Rory McArdle's intervention.

The centre-half headed home a Tony McMahon corner with 13 minutes to go to give Stuart McCall's side a 1-0 win.

All three of the games between these sides this season have seen the hosts win by a single goal.

If we have the same tonight then extra-time awaits...

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There was not too much to report from Thursday's goalless first leg between Millwall and Scunthorpe.

The hosts missed chances to take the lead through Lee Gregory and Tony Craig while the Iron managed just one shot on target.

Graham Alexander's side hammered the Lions 3-0 at Glanford Park earlier this season and they'll be hoping for a repeat of that today.

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Play-off games tend to go one of two ways.

Either they're goalfests where even fans in the stadium aren't sure what the score is or they're cagey affairs where both teams are terrified of making a mistake.

It's fair to say that Thursday's games fell into the latter camp.

The two League One play-off semi-final first legs only produced one goal, with Rory McArdle's header giving Bradford a slim advantage against Fleetwood.

Will we see the same tonight or could an early goal in either game see caution thrown to the wind in pursuit of a date at Wembley?

Good evening and welcome to live text coverage of the League One play-off semi-final second legs.