Stuart Dunn
BBC Shropshire

You watched that ball turned goalwards and then turned in. That could be such an important one and a cruel, cruel one for Shrewsbury Town. What have Town got in the tank again here? Can they carry the hopes of all these Salopians?

The fans are willing their team on for a final, Herculean effort.

Just 15 minutes left at Wembley.

Can Shrewsbury find a second equaliser and send the game to penalties?

Rotherham are close to an immediate return to the Championship.

Half-chance for Shrewsbury.

Stefan Payne gets on the end of a hooked ball into the box, but his header is blocked by Semi Ajayi.

Richard Wood clears away.

We'll have 2 minutes of added time at the end of the first period of extra time.

Shrewsbury Town, what response have you got to that?

Shrewsbury captain Mat Sadler gets a caution for a trip on Ryan Williams, who was going forward for the Millers.

Jon Nolan is bundled over by Caolan Lavery inside the Shrewbsury half, and they will have time to kill a few seconds.

Richie Towell, that was extremely ambitious.

He has an effort from 35 yards and it is well off target.

Town winger Alex Rodman is back on, replete with head bandage.

Joe Newell is lining up the free-kick.

He clips it towards the back post, but Town keeper Dean Henderson palms it away.

The free-kick is in a good place for the Millers, but there is a break in play as Alex Rodman gets some treatment.

He has a head wound and looks to be suffering from a bit of cramp as well.

The players take the time to take some water on board on what is a sweltering day.

Ryan Williams has been a threat since coming on for the Millers and he cuts inside one challenge before winning a free-kick.

He was brought down by Shaun Whalley, who the ref has a word with as he has already been booked.

The winger needs to be careful now.

Shaun Whalley's corner is won by Toto Nsiala at the back post, but Rotherham scramble the ball clear.

Ben Godfrey surges into the Rotherham box, but Josh Emmanuel stays with him stride for stride and turns the ball behind for a corner.

Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield

Image source, PA

Every Rotherham player went over to Caolan Lavery at full-time to check if he was OK and make sure those earlier chances weren't weighing on his mind. He had the chances every player dreams of in a final.

This game definitely has the feel of penalties at the moment because it's so tight.

Omar Beckles clips a ball forward looking for Stefan Payne, but Millers centre-back Semi Ajayi dominates in the air to head clear.

Joe Newell gets the ball on the edge of the Town box, but gets his effort all wrong and skews it well wide of goal.

Caolan Lavery clips a ball into the Shrewsbury box, but it is overhit.

The Millers are committing plenty of men forward in an effort to get a second goal.

The two teams start the first period as they ended the second half.

Rotherham are attacking the end where Shrewsbury's tans are situated, and Town keeper Dean Henderson will have to deal with the lowering sun in north London.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

Image source, Rex Features

Rotherham have had all the chances. Town have had the sun on their backs all the second half and that should have tired them.

I believe Town's widemen will be better at getting balls into the box but the game will open up now. It will be so different. Ryan Williams can be the man to take half-chances but 'take' is the key word there. Both sides have to be clinical.