A succession of Rotherham long deliveries into the box are nixed by Scunthorpe, who have done well to keep the visitors pegged back so far.

Matty Palmer then concedes a free-kick after a tough challenge on Josh Morris. It's pretty even as it stands.

Will Vaulks puts a high boot on Ryan Yates and that looks like it hurt.

The Scunthorpe man is quick on his feet, however. Can't say I'd be the same. That was a robust challenge if there ever was one!

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Duane Holmes wins the ball on the wing and the Scunthorpe midfielder breaks into the box but some terrific defending by Joshua Emmanuel neutralises the threat.

Both sides have started well so far.

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Some nice link up play from Scunthorpe, here. Josh Morris does well to work onto the ball in the box and tees up Duane Holmes who fires goalwards.

Fortunately for Rotherham, Marek Rodak is on hand to save but the hosts press again from the restart and Ivan Toney shouts for a penalty when he tangles with Michael Ihiekwe, but the referee says nothing doing.

Ryan Williams turns and stylishly beats Jordan Clarke but can't quite make a breakthrough into the Scunthorpe box.

At the other end the Iron win a corner and an unmarked Conor Townsend wins the ball in acres of space before unleashing a shot which is well blocked by Rotherham.

Rotherham win a corner almost straight from kick-off and it sails into the box but the hosts clear their lines after Will Vaulks heads wide of the mark.

There's a tremendous atmosphere in the ground today.

Rotherham, wearing a saucy black and yellow number, get this game under way.

The players have made their way out at a raucous Glanford Park.

We are moments away from kick-off.

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It's the Eurovision Song Contest tonight and we want to hear your football-based Eurovision puns.

So far I've managed to think of 'Hard Rock Harry-Arter', 'Fly on the Wings of Joachim Löw' and my personal favourite, 'Save All Your Kisses For (Ben) Mee'.

You can do better. Let us know your efforts using #bbcefl.

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Remember, Scunthorpe v Rotherham is where the Saturday EFL play-offs fun and games begin, not end.

Straight after this game we'll be serving you Lincoln v Exeter - with updates of the National League play-off final between Boreham Wood and Tranmere - then later, there's Middlesbrough v Aston Villa and Coventry v Notts County.

That's five matches and about nine hours of footballing fun.

Stay tuned.

Rotherham United make one change after their 1-0 final day win against Blackpool.

Richie Towell comes into the starting line-up for David Ball, who drops to the bench.

Rotherham: Rodak, Emmanuel, Mattock, Vaulks, Wood, Palmer, Taylor, Towell, Ihiekwe, Williams, Smith.

Subs: Price, Ajayi, Forde, Ball, Purrington, Newell, Lavery.

Scunthorpe United make five changes from the side that drew 1-1 with Bradford City on the final day of the season.

Marnick Vermijl, Cameron Burgess, Neal Bishop, Cameron McGeehan and Lee Novak make way for Jordan Clarke, Murray Wallace, Funso Ojo, Duane Holmes and Ivan Toney.

Scunthorpe: Gilks, Clarke, Townsend, Wallace, Ojo, Toney, Morris, Adelakun, Holmes, McArdle, Yates.

Subs: Watson, Bishop, Hopper, Novak, Vermijl, Burgess, McGeehan.

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Rotherham United boss Paul Warne is not letting the pressure of their League One play-off semi-final get the better of him or his side ahead of kick-off.

In fact he's glad that Saturday's game keeps his side in a familiar routine.

"It's nice that the game is on a Saturday so we've just prepared like a normal week, but the lads are aware of what's at stake," Warne told BBC Radio Sheffield.

"We've had some Yorkshire sun on our face and we're in a good place."

Some might say that having an extra two days before your play-off semi-final first leg can an advantage, but not Scunthorpe United assistant manager Nick Daws.

"The game couldn't come around quick enough. Everyone is in the same situation but Shrewsbury and Charlton had the luxury of kicking their play-off campaign on Thursday," Daws told BBC Radio Humberside.

"It's good to have time to work with the players but also you have to kill time to an extent because we're raring to go."

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So, full steam ahead on the Good Ship Play-Offs, eh?

After Shrewsbury Town's 1-0 win against Charlton Athletic got us started in the third tier promotion battle royale on Thursday, enter Scunthorpe United v Rotherham United - the first of today's four play-off games.

Could this be the beginning of the Millers' immediate return to the Championship? Or are Scunny on their way to ending a seven-season exile from the second tier?

Kick-off is coming soon.