And from that free-kick, Jonathan Meades gets his head to it and his looping header is dropping under the bar and needs Michel Vorm to push it over the top.

Victor Wanyama booked for clumsily, and illegally, stopping Darius Charles.

A bright start to the second half. Andy Barcham, a Spurs season-ticket holder who was at Wembley when Tottenham beat Real Madrid earlier this season, gives his former club a fright with a bright run down the left wing, but the delivery is not the best and the cross evades everyone.

And we are also under way at the City Ground as Nottingham Forest look to knockout Arsenal.

West Ham have a replay, Tottenham are goalless at the moment, can Arsenal do any better than their London rivals?

Back under way at Wembley. AFC Wimbledon had 17% of possession in the first half, but did hit the bar as well. A shock coming at English football's home?

Andy Reid
Former Nottingham Forest and Tottenham midfielder

They've been excellent, organised and disciplined. The one time AFC Wimbledon did have a proper attack they nearly scored from it. Tottenham have players that can change the game so quickly though - the visitors need to be so switched on.

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Spurs have gone strong today, and substitutes Christian Eriksen and Dele Alli have been warming up during the break. A decent couple of players to bring on if you need to. We may well be seeing them in the second half.

Ian Wright
Former Arsenal & England striker on MOTD

I don't think Shrewsbury could have done any more.

It was a good effort from them.

The only thing I would say to Cullen (who lost his front tooth following a challenge) is go gold!

Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle striker on BBC One

There is no way West Ham can play that poorly again in the replay. West Ham were terrible.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Nolan's pass had to be a bit more delayed and played a little further ahead.

West Ham nearly threw it away at the end there. They are lucky to come away from here with a draw.

There must be disappointment from West Ham fans.

That wasn't great.

A late, late opportunity for Shrewsbury as they rob West Ham of possession on halfway. Jon Nolan's pass gets the move flowing but Abu Ogogo cannot break through the last man. The crowd sensed glory.It's not coming.

Declan Rice has been bright for West Ham as a left-sided defender and he wins a throw deep in the Shrewsbury half.

It's a long throw but is well dealt with. One minute to go.

A late threat by the away side but substitute Antonio Martinez loses control of the ball on his run and he ends up committing a foul. Three added minutes remain.

We are edging to a replay. Shrewsbury will at least be in the hat but you have to feel today represented a chance for them against a below-par West Ham.

Incredibly, Pedro Obiang has been the most accurate passer in the West Ham side on just 67%. That tells you all you need to know.

Four added minutes.

John Southall
BBC Radio 5 live football reporter at Wembley

Entertaining half, Tottenham have had all the possession but Wimbledon have come the closest to scoring.

What a moment it would have been for Jimmy Abdou who saw his 20 yarder pushed onto the underside of the bar by Michel Vorm.

They've defended well Wimbledon with 10 men behind the ball and George Long has been terrific in their goal but it's going to take a mighty effort to hold out in the second half.

Nottingham Forest caretaker Gary Brazil has made two changes following Monday's goalless draw with Leeds United with Liam Bridcutt and Barrie McKay missing out, to be replaced by Zach Clough and David Vaughan.

Ben Brereton is retained as a central striker with Daryl Murphy still sidelined through injury, with Tyler Walker on the bench.

Nottingham Forest: Smith, Lichaj, Mancienne, Traore, Osborn, Cash, Clough, Brereton, Dowell, Vaughan, Worrall. Subs: Henderson, Mills, McKay, Bouchalakis, Walker, Cummings, Vellios.

Arsenal face Chelsea in the first leg of their League Cup semi-final on Wednesday, and after a heavy festive schedule, manager Arsene Wenger has made nine changes from Wednesday's thrilling 2-2 draw with their London rivals.

Rob Holding and Ainsley Maitland-Niles are the only two to keep their places, with Per Mertesacker, Danny Welbeck and Mathieu Debuchy recalled.

Arsenal: Ospina, Debuchy, Mertesacker, Holding, Willock, Elneny, Nelson, Walcott, Iwobi, Maitland-Niles, Welbeck. Subs: Macey, Chambers, Osei-Tutu, Dasilva, Reine-Adelaide, Akpom, Nketiah.

Worryingly West Ham are about to lose Winston Reid - one of their consistent performers. Somehow he's hurt himself in clearing a ball, even though no one else was close to him. I wonder if he's got studs caught in the turf and twisted something.

Shrewsbury finally deliver their free-kick and a header is off target. But the home side keep the attack alive as Stefan Payne shows work rate. A low cross picks out Jon Nolan - CHANCE - over.

He couldn't get over it around 12 yards out.

And here is what we are talking about.

As you would expect Tottenham have been in control at Wembley but it's the visitors who have come the closest to scoring.

Jimmy Abdou a lick of paint away from giving his side the lead.

The AFC Wimbledon fans are jumping up and down. They are halfway to getting a replay.

The visitors have also come closest as well with Jimmy Adou hitting the bar.