You can feel the tension inside Wembley.

Any mistake could be crucial, and no-one wants to make one. Both sets of fans are a bit quiet.

The players are taking their time at every break in play, and there are some leggy players out on the pitch.

The Wembley sun is quite unforgiving today.

Any goal from now is likely to be the winner.

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Toto Nsiala miscues a clearance but Shrewsbury keeper Dean Henderson does enough to get under it and gather the ball.

Lenell John-Lewis gets into the Rotherham box and sends a low shot across the face of goal.

That one was always going wide of Marek Rodak's goal.

The pendulum has swung back in Rotherham's favour in the last five minutes as they start to pepper the Shrewsbury goal with shots.

But as it stands we are 12 minutes away from extra-time.

Another sighter for Caolan Lavery, and Town keeper Dean Henderson gathers that one at the second attempt.

Second Millers change, as Ryan Williams comes on for Jon Taylor.

Will Vaulks goes for the spectacular from more than 30 yards out, but that effort bends wide.

If that had gone in it would have been quite something.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

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Caolan Lavery won't get a better chance than that - he has all the time in the world and he puts it two or three yards wide of the post. It's a gilt-edged chance.

His energy should still put Shrewsbury under a lot of pressure. Rotherham will be playing with two up front now in their search for a breakthrough.

A great chance, at it really should be 2-1 to Rotherham.

Caolan Lavery latches on to a floated ball forward and is in acres of space on the left behind the defence.

He cuts into the box but he can't get the ball out of his feet and get enough curl on his right-footed effort, which goes wide.

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Final change for Shrewsbury as Joe Riley replaces James Bolton at right-back.

Millers boss Paul Warne still has a couple of substitutions left.

Joe Newell is the next Millers man to have a dig at goal.

His left-footed effort is straight at the keeper.

The Millers make their first change, with Caolan Lavery replacing David Ball.

Rotherham midfielder Will Vaulks sends a low shot goalwards, and Dean Henderson gets down to his right to palm the ball away.

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James Bolton goes down for Shrewsbury. That looks like a bit of cramp but he is fine to continue.

Town only have one substitution left.

Shrewsbury have had the upper hand for the last few minutes, and then Millers striker Michael Smith gives away a free-kick.

The game has drifted away from Rotherham, and they need to rediscover their swagger from the first half.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

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No two halves are alike, and that goal has just got Shrewsbury's tails up and given them hope. We said they'd have to come out and be a lot better, but we knew they were a good side.

Rotherham could have been two or three goals up in that first half - and now it's a different game.

There's a stop-start feel to the game now, because of all these stoppages and injuries. Town have come out the blocks and are moving the ball well. They've got a lot more energy, but it doesn't help them when the game is as fractured as this.

Rotherham have to keep the ball and be sensible now. It was far too easy for them in the first half - when it's like that, you have to be ruthless. They weren't, and now they have to start again.

It is the end for Carlton Morris, who is not moving freely and has ripped his shirt in frustration.

Lenell John-Lewis is on in his place.

Morris heads straight down the tunnel.

Morris is still going, despite the fact Lenell John-Lewis is stripped and ready to replace him.

You don't blame Morris for wanting to fight on with the game poised as it is.

Shrewsbury striker Carlton Morris is down again, clutching the bottom of his left hamstring and his knee.

His day could be finished.