Shrewsbury break forward, but the ball won't drop for them and Rotherham counter.

Rotherham are nearly there, as they play for the corner.

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A late challenge by Ben Godfrey on Will Vaulks after the Rotherham man won a header.

He takes a while to get back onto his feet - but does have a stud mark on the back of his calf.

Toto Nsiala booms the ball forward, but Rotherham keeper Marek Rodak eventually gathers after Shrewsbury try and create something, but fail.

The throw-in is cleared away and eventually Lenell John-Lewis gives away a free-kick for a robust challenge.

Rotherham are closing in on a place in the Championship here.

Millers keeper Marek Rodak punches the ball way from the free-kick, but Shrewsbury get a throw...

Shrewsbury get a free-kick wide on the left, about six yards outside Rotherham box.

Here's an opportunity to get the ball in the box.

Toto Nsiala arrows a ball forward looking for Omar Beckles.

Rotherham clear to halfway.

The game is back under way, and Town keeper Dean Henderson clears up field.

They need to get a foot on the ball and create something quickly.

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Town winger Rodman is now getting treatment for cramp.

The clock is ticking away.

Shrewsbury need to find some urgency and a spark from somewhere.

The tank is running dry and Alex Rodman is on the floor again after committing wholeheartedly to a challenge.

Rotherham are edging closer, as Lenell John-Lewis is penalised for a foul on Josh Emmanuel just inside the Millers half.

Final change for Rotherham, as Joe Newell is replaced by Anthony Forde.

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BBC Shropshire

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In a season of really special moments, it's going to take one to top them all to salvage a season.

We've had so many messages of goodwill for Shrewsbury this afternoon - whatever happens, this is the last 15 minutes for a team who have done something not only extraordinary, but bordering on the verge of miraculous.

It almost seems churlish to ask, "What more have Shrewsbury got?" But that's the question coming to them now.

They were so unlucky to miss out on automatic promotion - whatever happens, this will be the last time this group of players play together as a team and they've already made so much history.

The offside flag is up against Shrewsbury striker Lenell John-Lewis.

Town need to dig deep as they search for an equaliser.

Rotherham defender Semi Ajayi needs a bit of treatment after going down following a challenge from Stefan Payne, but he is ok to continue.

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BBC Sport at Wembley

That goal sure changed the mood a bit here.

The Wembley press box is a lot nearer the Rotherham end. And, following Richard Wood’s second goal, the noise now is almost deafening.

Even though, in the 28 years since Wembley play-off finals began, the crowd of just 26,218 makes it the lowest attended at this third-tier level.

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Toto Nsiala calmly swivels on the edge of his box under pressure from an advancing Rotherham player, to the "oohs" of the crowd.

He got away with one there.

Here we go again.

A final quarter of an hour left under the Wembley arch.

Rotherham get the game started again.

Mark Elliott
BBC Shropshire

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It's a set-piece again... We've spoken all day about Rotherham being good at them and it tells you all you need to know that both of their goals today have come from a central defender. Richard Wood has been so good at sliding in at near post.

Wood has been really intelligent in the runs he's made. We know he's a goal threat - but as the camera pans to the Town fans to our left, there are some really dejected looks.

The Rotherham supoprters think they'e pretty much there. This is a big, big, mini team-talk Paul Hurst will have to give. Can Town pull this out the fire again?