Neat skills from Jorge Grant on the edge of the box but his low right-foot shot is not strong enough to trouble Lee Burge.

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The mood appears to have changed at Meadow Lane. Notts have started this half a lot more brightly.

Back under way. All to play for again.

Notts have made one substitution, bringing on fit-again skipper Michael O'Connor for Noble. He has still made only one start after missing most of the campaign with a knee injury.

Which will have most effect though? The former Port Vale man's presence? Or that late first-half goal?

There were still six English Football League play-off final spots available this time last week, but now there's only one.

Coventry are very much in the driving seat here, but which of these teams will be walking at Wembley on Monday, 28 May?

Are the Sky Blues well on their way or can Notts County mount a comeback? Let us know by using #bbcefl on social media.

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We could be 45 minutes away from completing our English Football League play-off line-up. Here's what we know so far...

Saturday, 26 May: Fulham v Aston Villa - Championship play-off final, 17:00 BST

Sunday, 27 May: Rotherham v Shrewsbury - League One play-off final, 15:00 BST

Monday, 28 May: Exeter City v Notts County/Coventry City - League Two play-off final, 15:00 BST

Of course, we'll have full coverage of each of those finals here on the BBC Sport website.

Rob Gurney
BBC WM Sport at Meadow Lane

A competitive - ill-tempered at times - 45 minutes.

Coventry deserve more than a single-goal advantage on the balance of play, but Jorge Grant’s goal back has changed Kevin Nolan’s team talk.

Thanks to goals from Max Biamou and Marc McNulty, it's advantage Coventry at half-time.

Angry scenes just before the break.

Notts defender Shaun Brisley rather loses the plot and opts to engage in a rutting session with McNulty. Both go in Mr Drysdale's already packed notebook, McNulty probably rather unluckily so, it seems, at first glance.

Rob Gurney
BBC WM Sport at Meadow Lane

The Sky Blues are absolutely on fire as Marc McNulty side foots home his 28th goal of the season from Liam Kelly’s pull back.

Coventry are on top and so are their fans with a loud rendition of The Beatles’ Twist and Shout.

Coventry have been comfortably the better team. And the Sky Blue army of fans are unstoppable in their vocal support.

In only his first season as the gaffer, Kevin Nolan sure has a big job on at half-time lifting his Notts side.

Notts yet to get any sort of foothold into this game.

Jonathan Forte, who has already scored three times against City this season, is well marshalled by Willis, who covers well.

Exeter City scored a couple of absolute beauties in the other League Two play-off semi-final last night, and we've had another cracking goal tonight.

Here's another look at Max Biamou's opener...

Image source, Dan Westwell

Image source, Dan Westwell

Notts' Lewis Alessandra becomes the game's third booking

McNulty goes close again. This time he forces a save from home keeper Adam Collin, who goes down well to block.

City's Liam Kelly fires harmlessly over as the tireless running of McNulty creates space.

League Two's second top scorer this season over the 46-game campaign (Accrington's Billy Kee finished with one more on 25) is looking a real handful tonight.

City midfielder Michael Doyle, as committed as ever, goes in with a full blooded left-foot challenge on Liam Noble, who takes precautions by diving out of the way of it.

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Coventry's dynamic duo up front look so sharp, This time 27-goal Sky Blues top scorer McNulty fires over a left-foot volley just over.

Booking for home defender Matt Tootle, so cruelly punished by that penalty award in the first leg. This time he incurs the ref's displeasure for his involvement in Biamou going to ground in the middle of the park.