Ivan Toney came off holding the side of his face, possibly his jaw. But he's back on after just a few seconds.

Both sides have injected a bit more pace into the game in the last couple of minutes.

Scunthorpe are looking for Ivan Toney with the big ball forward.

The striker has gone down under a challenge from Michael Ihiekwe, although it was not a foul. He's getting treatment but is sat up.

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Josh Morris has the first corner of the night for Scunthorpe. He had to dodge a squadron of paper aeroplanes thrown from the home supporters before stepping up to take it.

His ball goes to the edge of the box, but the shot is charged down.

Calm start from both sides here. Scunthorpe have probably had more of the possession, passing it around freely among the back four.

We are under way at the New York Stadium. Scunthorpe get us up and running on a sunny night in South Yorkshire.

Can the Millers repeat their success from four years ago when they won the League One play-offs?

Or will Scunthorpe get a second promotion in four years and repeat their League One play-off success of 2009 when they made it up to the Championship?

Let us knowing by using #bbcefl on social media.

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It's a nervy night in Rotherham as players from both sides make their way onto the pitch.

They are just 90 minutes (or perhaps 120 and penalties....) from Wembley.

Here we go!

Whoever comes out of tonight's tie victorious will face Shrewsbury Town in the final at Wembley on Sunday week.

The Shrews - who for much of the season occupied one of the automatic promotion places - had home and away 1-0 wins over Charlton Athletic.

It means a second Wembley appearance of the season for the Shropshire side after they lost to Lincoln City in the final of the Checkatrade Trophy.

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Rotherham United could book themselves a place at Wembley this evening when they take on Scunthorpe in the second leg of their League One play-off semi-final.

The winners will take on Shrewsbury for a place in the Championship.

The contest is tied at two apiece and Rotherham boss Paul Warne summed up the occasion...

The opening leg between these two sides was arguably the best first leg of any of this season's EFL play-off games.

In a thrilling game at Glanford Park, Cameron McGeehan scored an 88th-minute equaliser for Scunthorpe - the first goal he had scored for the club since joining on loan from Barnsley in January - to get a 2-2 draw at home.

Jon Taylor had given the Millers the lead after 17 minutes, but Michael Ihiekwe's own goal a minute later leveled affairs.

Joe Newell put Rotherham back in front with his first touch after coming on as a 64th-minute substitute before McGeehan ensured tonight's game would start with a level playing field.

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Rotherham stick with 10 of the 11 that started the first leg at Glanford Park.

The only change sees Joe Newell, who scored with his first touch after coming on on Saturday, come in for Jon Taylor, the man he replaced.

Scunthorpe have had to call upon reserve goalkeeper Rory Watson as caretaker boss Nick Daws makes two changes.

First-choice stopper Matt Gilks went off with a knee injury in Saturday's first leg and misses out, while Marnick Vermijl is preferred to Jordan Clarke at the back.

Day six in the EFL play-off house, and Rotherham and Scunthorpe are hoooopiing to get to Wemmmbbblleeeeee.

Shreeeewwwwwsburrryy have already maaaddee it, but Charlton, you have been evicted.

Ok, enough of the Big Brother analogies, tonight is a serious evening if you're a Miller or a fan of the Iron.

Stay tuned to us here at BBC Sport as we bring you all of the action from tonight's League One play-off semi-final second leg from the New York Stadium.