Charlton mount the first serious attack of the second half but the danger is cleared by a headed challenge from Ben Godfrey on Jake Forster-Caskey, which left the Charlton player on the deck in the box looking understandably bemused.

Shrewsbury just 45 minutes away from a second trip to Wembley inside two months.

Not that the Town fans will get too ahead of themselves. In four previous visits (twice in the play-offs, twice in the EFL Trophy), they've never won there!

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The Championship play-off semi-finals conclude over the next two evenings, with Derby and Aston Villa taking 1-0 leads into the second legs of their ties with Fulham and Middlesbrough respectively.

Follow live text commentary of those games, and indeed every match in this season's EFL play-offs, on the BBC Sport website and app.

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You were probably aware that it was the final day of the Premier League season today - there wasn't quite the dramatic conclusion of years gone by, but there was plenty of drama!

• Swansea's relegation to the Championship was confirmed with a 2-1 home defeat by Stoke.
• Liverpool, for whom Mo Salah scored his 32nd league goal of the season, secured the fourth Champions League spot with a convincing home win over Brighton.
• Gabriel Jesus scored a late winner at Southampton to ensure champions Manchester City finished the season with 100 points.
• Harry Kane scored twice as Tottenham beat Leicester 5-4 at Wembley.

Read all of today's Premier League match reports on the BBC Football page.

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A first half in which Charlton carried the greater attacking threat and had the upper hand. But it's still their keeper Ben Amos who has been the busier, twice saving at his near post from Alex Rodman.

Job half-done for Paul Hurst and Shrewsbury in this second leg.

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The artful Alex Rodman denied at the near post by Charlton keeper Ben Amos. Neat move involving Carlton Morris and Jon Nolan.

A noticeably more muted noise from the home fans as half time approaches. Their hopes hang on a knife edge here. And there have been too many moments of concern so far.

Huge penalty shout. Veteran Shrewsbury defender Mat Sadler's right arm blocks a ball from the wriggling Joe Aribo inside the six-yard box.

Blatant spot-kick but not given!

Shrewsbury knocking it around and trying to calm things down after seeing a little too much Charlton possession for the past 10 minutes.

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Nicky Ajose almost on to a far post volley but Shrewsbury clear their lines with some determined defending. As expected, the Addicks are carrying the greater attacking threat. But they have to score. Shrewsbury don't!

Great battling down the left flank sets up another Charlton opening but not enough hunger in the box from the Addicks.

Chances at the other end for Charlton from another set-piece, but Tarique Fosu's volley is blocked and Jake Forster-Caskey then balloons over.

Shrewsbury close with a header from big defender Toto Nsiala, which drifts wide of Ben Amos's left upright.

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Not much in the way of quality football, as you'd expect, in any tense play-off tie, but plenty of interesting challenges flying in. Very competitive first 20 minutes!

Town striker Carlton Morris is a very lucky man. He has just elbowed Charlton defender Patrick Bauer. The ref missed it!

Straightaway, home midfielder Jon Nolan goes in late on Jake Forster-Caskey. The home side need to tread carefully here.

Second set piece in quick succession for Charlton. Worried looks on home faces but it's a poor delivery from Jake Forster-Caskey.

Alex Rodman's sharp turn and left foot shot forces a save from Ben Amos. It may not have gone in, but the Charlton keeper was not taking any chances. That followed an attacking thrust down the right flank from Town's other winger Shaun Whalley.

It's a lovely mid May evening in Shropshire. And already it's looking warm work out there. Still neither side yet to make a telling move though.

Lee Bowyer's Charlton need to score, remember, to stay in the tie.

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Typical start to any play-off game. Both sides cagey and cautious. Like a game of chess.