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Matt Gilks. Hard as iron. He's patched up and he's ready to go again.

At the other end, the free-kick from Jon Taylor's foul and yellow card follows. After it sails into the box and out, Funso Ojo manages to keep possession and he tries a long-range drive, but it's well blocked by Rotherham.

Matty Taylor sends a free-kick into the box but Matt Gilks gathers well. The Scunthorpe keeper then throws the ball three quarters the length of the field and Jon Taylor picks up a yellow card for bringing down Ivan Toney.

Meanwhile, Gilks stays down after that catch and mammoth throw. He looks hurt.

Ivan Toney allows Funso Ojo the ball and he unleashes a shot which is rebounded out the box.

Scunthorpe try their luck again, this time by delivering into the box and Rory McArdle heads goalbound from close range but Marek Rodak makes a pointblank save.

That's perked things up a bit.

Rotherham's Matty Palmer goes into the book after heading the ball onto his own hand. Yep, you read that right.

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Not a lot happening in the opening stages of the second half. Conor Townsend manages to beat several attempts to dispossess him before firing a tame shot towards goal from outside the box which is blocked away.

Both sides are sussing each other out after their return to the pitch.

We are back under way at Glanford Park. A big 45 minutes follows for both sides.

Neither side have made any changes at the break.

It is almost a year to the day that Tranmere Rovers last played at Wembley, as they were defeated by Forest Green Rovers in last year's National League play-off final.

But rather than that loss hang over their heads, Tranmere boss Micky Mellon says it's actually made them rest easier ahead of today's game.

"A lot of people are thinking about the last time we were there than we are. All the questions I've had are about the last time we were at Wembley," Mellon told BBC Radio Merseyside.

"That's a long, long time ago now and it's about looking forwards.

"Even though we feel calmer, there's still a job to be done. We've felt it before and the vast majority of the team played last year."

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Could Boreham Wood's stay in the National League end after three seasons as they chase the English Football League dream?

Whether that happens or not, boss Luke Garrard says this could just be the beginning.

"It's absolutely massive and what we've achieved at the football club on and off the field in recent years has been colossal," Garrard told BBC Three Counties Radio.

"This is just rewards for the players. It's a massive achievement to get where we've got and we're not finished yet."

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Remember, it's not just a day of English Football League play-off action today. There's the small matter of who's going to join the EFL next season, as Boreham Wood take on Tranmere Rovers in the National League promotion final at Wembley.

Let's take a look at what both managers have to say ahead of kick-off at 15:00 BST.

Peep peep! First half over and out.

Jon Taylor did well to put Rotherham ahead early on, but their lead lasted just a minute as Michael Ihiekwe put the ball into his own net.

Can either side go into the second leg with an advantage? We have another half to find out.

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Two minutes have been added on to the first half.

Can either side find the net and go into the break with a one-goal advantage?

There are discussions on the touchline between Jon Taylor and Ryan Williams and the officials after a plastic bottle is thrown onto the pitch.

A Rotherham corner follows, which is headed away by Ivan Toney.

The visitors pick up a yellow card this time. Richard Wood is cautioned for clattering into Ivan Toney.

Five minutes of this first half still to play.

Murray Wallace is shown the yellow card for a challenge on Richard Towell.

Television replays show there wasn't much in that, but into the book he goes.

At the other end, Will Vaulks half-volleys an effort towards goal from long range but it sails into Scunthorpe keeper Matt Gilks' hands.

The visitors try again, this time through Richard Towell, but he fires high and wide.

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Ivan Toney rises high to nod Hakeeb Adelakun's corner towards goal, but the referee blows for a foul.

Come on lads, I want more goals here! Give me more madness!

A Scunthorpe free-kick sails into the box but the assistant flags for offside.

Half an hour gone at Glanford Park and both sides struggling to gain too much of an advantage in the past 10 minutes.

A tremendous ball from Joshua Emmanuel sails towards his Rotherham team-mate Michael Smith but he just can't get a touch on the ball as it rolls towards Matt Gilks.

That could have been dangerous.

The tempo has slowed down for a moment in this game after a frantic opening 20 minutes or so, but I'm still getting the sense it could all kick off again any minute!

Somehow Rotherham are hanging on here!

Rory McArdle works his way onto a Scunthorpe corner and hits the crossbar with a half-volley, and the hosts are inches away from going 2-1 up in a matter of minutes!