Shrewsbury get the first period of extra time started.

The managers have just a few moments to find the words to inspire their players and revive their spirits.

This extra 30 minutes may feel quite long for some out on the Wembley turf.

Jonathan Buchan
BBC Radio Sheffield Sport

The Rotherham players are having massages now and the ones not involved in the matchday squad, like Jamie Proctor, are helping to give the massages - these players will need all they can get against cramp.

Rotherham still have, unlike Shrewsbury, the option of a substitution - there might still be an ace up their sleeves.

The temperature has dropped and the shade is encompassing 3/4 of the field here - but Rotherham's backline will be facing into the sun for the first period of extra time.

The Town players are walking around with towels on their heads that have been soaked in ice baths.

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Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

How he's kept that out?

What a run from Ryan Williams. That's what he brings to the game - he's quick, bright and alive.

You can see so many tired legs on this pitch - either side could still win it - but they're slowing the play down, taking time getting to every ball.

Referee Rob Jones blows the whistle for full-time.

We are heading into 30 extra minutes at Wembley.

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Incredible save at the last from Dean Henderson to keep it the scores level!

Rotherham winger Ryan Williams comes forward down the right and burst into the box.

After a couple of stepovers he blasts a shot at goal, but the Town keeper palms it behind for a corner.

That was a flying save from Henderson, who has added to his list of crucial stops this afternoon.

Shrewsbury pair Jon Nolan and Mat Sadler do enough to dispossess Josh Emmanuel and Michael Smith.

Time is almost up.

The offside flag is up against Caolan Lavery, to the cheers of the Shrewsbury fans.

Jonathan Buchan
BBC Radio Sheffield Sport

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The tension on the touchline is obvious. Paul Warne has his hands on his head and is pacing about.

You do feel maybe the Rotherham players are feeling the heat a little less, given their half is the one bathed in shade.

Town keeper Dean Henderson doesn't get to the ball - he wants a free-kick but it isn't given.

The ball comes back to Will Vaulks on the edge of the area but he flashes an effort wide of goal.

Ryan Williams breaks down the right, but Toto Nsiala puts in a couple of crucial challenges to halt his progress, at the expense of a corner for the Millers.

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Richard Wood has to be smart to clear away a ball in behind the Rotherham defence.

Town can't take advantage of the throw-in as the Millers clear to halfway.

We will have five minutes of injury time at Wembley.

Still enough seconds for someone to score a dramatic late winner and steal the headlines.

Another corner in from the right by Rotherham and a header is flicked at goal, but it is straight at Town keeper Dean Henderson.

Now Town come forward, and Shaun Whalley tests Marek Rodak with a low shot.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

Just when he saw his name in lights with the goal begging, it fell awkwardly for Michael Smith. What an opportunity for him - he's worked so hard today and he deserved that.

That's been the story of the game. You can't keep creating the chances Rotherham are and not finish them. Not on this stage.

Ryan Williams gets played in on the right-hand side of the box.

However, his clipped ball is straight into the arms of Henderson.

Rotherham are finishing the stronger here.

Another big moment!

Michael Smith gets in behind the Town defence and goes past the keeper.

It's a narrow angle and Dean Henderson gets a vital touch, which means Smith can't get the ball under control.

That was nearly a second goal for the Millers.

Ryan Williams gets to the byeline on the right but his cross is cut out, and Shrewsbury clear away.

Moments later Josh Emmanuel gets in behind the Town defence, but again the ball is dealt with.

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Wembley

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The Rotherham fans have been rather subdued since the break - and especially so since Shrewsbury equalised, which got all the Meadow daytrippers going.

The Millers fans then found their voice again when Caolan Lavery went clear just now. And again when he fired feebly at Henderson. But twice those expectant roars have quickly subsided in disappointment again.

The mood now is one of tense pensiveness all round the stadium. It’s all gone rather quiet...