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And we're off at Fratton Park!

Referee Gavin Ward blew his whistle before the official start to begin a minute's applause in recognition of all key workers.

Both sides also took the knee to show their support for Black Lives Matter.

Now we're under way with Portsmouth in their usual blue home shirts and Oxford United in their away strip of white with a tidy dark blue and yellow sash.

Almost ready to get going down on the Solent where it looks pretty blustery this tea time...

Portsmouth make their way out of the usual players' tunnel while Oxford United emerge from behind one of the two goals.

"New Normal" indeed...

They'll be no chants of "Play Up Pompey" inside the ground tonight, just lots of cardboard cut-outs of fans in the stands (including Mr Bean it seems!).

But Portsmouth skipper Lee Brown knows his side will have to find a way to adapt and maintain their unbeaten home form this evening...

Here's Oxford's changing room at Fratton Park. The metre plus rule being used to its full effect there...

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On a normal matchday - that room would be full of home fans grabbing a last pre-match pint about now!

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As well as our live text coverage of both League One play-off semi-finals and tonight's Championship fixture - there's also full mach commentary available on BBC local radio if you live in the transmission area of all of tonight's sides.

Rights restrictions prevent us from streaming those commentaries online sadly.

They may have to speak a bit louder though to hear each other in the usually "cosy" Fratton Park press box this evening as Portsmouth legend Guy Whittingham keeps his distance from BBC Radio Solent colleague Andrew Moon.

When the season was suspended back in March - Wycombe were eighth and Peterborough were sixth.

But Wycombe's game in hand on those above them saw them jump up to third under points-per-game while Peterborough dropped out of the play-off places.

And that's how we've ended up with Portsmouth facing Oxford and Fleetwood facing Wycombe starting from this evening....

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After weeks and months of rumour and counter-rumour, talks of "a breakaway set of six clubs" - the League One season was officially brought to an early conclusion on 10 June.

An unweighted points-per-game formula was used to determine who went up, who went down and who got the chance to go for promotion in the play-offs.

Here's how it ended up:

• Promoted: Coventry City (champions), Rotherham United.
• Play-offs: Wycombe Wanderers v Fleetwood Town, Portsmouth v Oxford United.
• Relegated: Tranmere Rovers, Southend United, Bolton Wanderers.

Who do you reckon has got the edge in these play-off semi-finals and the potential to join Rotherham and Coventry City in securing promotion to the Championship?

Are Portsmouth going to be wiser for missing out in last year's semi-finals? Is Gareth Ainsworth going to mastermind a fairytale season for Wycombe?

Let us know your tips by using #bbcefl on social media.

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League Two's shown us the way and now it's League One's turn.

A curtailed regular season saw the league table decided by an unweighted points-per-game basis and with League One having been a close-run thing at the top end for most of the season, there was a bit of a shake-up before determining which four clubs would get their shot at the play-offs.

Oxford United, Portsmouth, Wycombe Wanderers and Fleetwood are the chosen four.

How do they shape up and who fancies their chances of lifting some silverware at Wembley on Monday 13 July?

Jay Freeman has been assessing the runners and riders.

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Portsmouth captain Tom Naylor hands over the captaincy armband to left-back Lee Brown while centre-back Christian Burgess starts after agreeing a short-term extension to his time with the club before moving to Belgium later this summer.

Norwich City loanee Sean Raggett also starts for Kenny Jackett's side.

Oxford United are without midfielder Rob Hall who is ineligible having been on loan at Forest Green Rovers for the second half of this season.

Extended loanee Liam Kelly is among their substitutes as are club captain John Mousinho and striker Jamie Mackie after agreeing newly extended deals this week.

Portsmouth XI: Bass, McCrorie, Burgess, Raggett, Brown (capt), Morris, McGeehan, Harness, Cannon, Curtis, Harrison.

Subs: MacGillivray, Downing, Bolton, Seddon, Naylor, Evans, Williams, Marquis, Hawkins.

Oxford United: Eastwood, Ruffels, Dickie, Moore, Gorrin, Brannagan, Taylor, Woodburn, Long, Henry, Browne.

Subs: Stevens, Forde, Mousinho, Sykes, Mackie, Hanson, Agyei, Atkinson, Kelly.

We'll bring a bit more of the background to these play-off semi-finals in a sec, but first - the all-important team news from Fratton Park...

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Three games on the way for you this Friday afternoon and evening with two play-off semi-final first legs from League One and a south-east London derby to whet your appetite.

Here's what's on the way:

League One play-off semi-final first leg:

Portsmouth v Oxford United (17:30 BST)

Fleetwood v Wycombe Wanderers (19:30 BST)

Championship:

Charlton v Millwall (20:15 BST)