Another decent chance for Scunny.

This time Rodak saves from Duane Holmes after he is put clear, eight yards out. Perhaps his touch is a bit heavy, maybe a bit better and he would have had a better chance to shoot.

Is it going to be their night?

Scunthorpe have had 68% of the possession in this second half, yet look out of it.

In fairness, they have had much the better chances, but have been unable to convert any. The Millers have had one decent effort and they scored it.

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Another chance for Scunthorpe. A lovely ball from the byline by Morris and McGeehan misses with the header - he should have scored, it was a real sitter.

How did Scunthorpe not score?

First Ivan Toney has an effort well-saved, then from the resulting corner the ball ends up in the wide area of the penalty box, which goalkeeper Marek Rodak inexplicably goes after, leaving the goal gaping.

Fortunately for him pretty much every Rotherham player gets in front of the goal to save the Slovakian stopper's blushes.

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A break in play for us all to catch our breaths.

Ryan Williams is limping off - he doesn't look too happy, but the physio gives the spinny-hands substitution signal and on comes Jon Taylor.

Ivan Toney almost gets a goal back straight away for Scunthorpe.

It's a cross in from the left and the frontman can't get on the end of the ball from a yard out after it deflects off the goalkeeper and goes behind him.

Here comes Cam...

Cameron McGeehan - hero of the first leg for Scunthorpe - comes on for Hakeeb Adelakun, who has done very little in this tie.

Can McGeehan get Scunthorpe's attack going?

Absolutely nothing - Joe Newell's lofted free-kick misses everyone and ends up going out for a goal kick.

Sorry for getting you excited...

The Millers have a free-kick in a dangerous area outside the Scunthorpe box after their first decent bit of pressure - what can they do?

Could we soon see Cameron McGeehan? The hero of the first leg for Scunthorpe has been warming up quite a lot.

Meanwhile Millers centre-back Michael Ihiekwe has an ice-pack on his left quad, which would explain why he came off a few minutes ago.

Second booking seconds later. Scunny's centre-back Rory McArdle is yellow-carded as his misses a high ball and kicks Ryan Williams in the guts. Ouch.

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First booking of the day as Scunthorpe's Ivan Toney is penalised for a challenge on Milllers skipper and goalscorer Richard Wood.

First change here and it's one for Rotherham.

They have looked a bit shaky at the back at the start of the second half and Michael Ihiekwe comes off for Semi Ajayi in the centre of defence.

Scunthorpe have started the second half in the same way ads the first. They're having much more of the ball and look much more threatening.

But they have still yet to force a really good save from Rotherham stopper Marek Rodak.

Half chance for Scunthorpe there. Ivan Toney with a lovely ball through but a poor first touch by Duane Holmes sees the ball trickle into the goalkeeper's hands.

Can Scunthorpe get back into this or will Rotherham be heading to Wembley?

No changes have been made by either manager at the break, as the home side gets the second-half action under way.

Stay tuned here on BBC Sport!

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Trent Alexander Arnold is off to Russia, so too is Nick Pope, but Joe Hart and Jack Wilshire are staying at home.

What do you think about Gareth Southgate's squad for this summer's World Cup?

Whether you think Welback a well-bad choice or Southgate's gone bananas by not picking Lallana, let us know by using #bbcefl on social media.

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Twelve teams went into the post-season with the hope of being promoted from their respective divisions in the EFL, but right now just nine remain.

In the Championship third-placed Fulham will take on Aston Villa on Saturday, 26 May in the richest game in world football as they battle for the final place in next season's Premier League.

As we have already discussed, tonight's winners will face Shrewsbury Town in the League One play-off final on Sunday, 27 May.

It is still all to play for in League Two, with both ties all-square going into their second legs.

On Thursday, Exeter City host Lincoln City after a goalless draw in their first leg at the weekend, while Marc McNulty's late penalty ensured Coventry City go to Notts County all square after a 1-1 draw at the Ricoh Arena.

And don't forget away goals DO NOT count double - if we are level at the end of 90 minutes, it's on to extra time.

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As Rotherham move one step closer to reaching Wembley, we can tell you that Shrewsbury Town have sold 4,000 tickets so far for their League One play-off final - but say they're confident of selling closer to 20,000 by the day of the match.

They're still waiting to learn who they'll play, with Scunthorpe and Rotherham playing their play-off semi-final tonight.

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Shrewsbury took 12,000 fans to the Checkatrade Trophy final at Wembley in April.

Tickets for the League One play-off final went on sale online at 08:00 this morning.