Fleetwood are absolutely convinced they should have a corner after Barrie McKay strikes the ball goalbound before it seems to hit Anthony Stewart's hand.

Replays show that there's not a lot in it and referee Darren Bond waves away the visitors' calls.

Fleetwood keeper Alex Cairns gets himself into trouble with a wayward clearances from the box and and he's almost well and truly shown up in some style while he's off his line.

Nnamdi Ofoborh, on loan from Bournemouth, attempts an audacious strike from the halfway line but Cairns regains ground to deny him with a last-ditch save.

Soon after, a Wycombe corner from Joe Jacobson hits the crossbar. Ooh er.

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Both sides paused for a drinks break after that goal and we're back under way.

That Danny Andrew goal has certainly made this tie more interesting. Maybe Fleetwood aren't out of this tie after all?

Plenty of crossfield balls from Fleetwood as they dominate the possession in the opening 20 minutes of this game.

They're seeing a lot of the ball - and currently have 75% possession - but as yet they haven't hit the target.

It's all Fleetwood right now and Wes Burns puts in a tremendous dipping cross into the box right to the feet of Callum Connolly.

However his first-time effort is struck just wide of the mark.

Wycombe need to watch out, here. Fleetwood look well up for this.

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A Fleetwood corner is fired into the box by Paul Coutts and Danny Andrew runs onto it completely unmarked.

But his volley is drilled high over the bar and Wycombe's three-goal lead remains.

Good start from Fleetwood, this.

Josh Morris stands over a free-kick for Fleetwood just outside the Wycombe box and what a time it would be to curl it into the top corner.

Well, curl it he does, but he misses the target by some margin as his effort sails over the crossbar.

By this time in the first leg we'd seen three goals. Hmm...

Fleetwood could do with an early goal here if they are to mount their comeback but as yet, Wycombe have dealt with them well in these opening stages.

Gareth Ainsworth's side have dominated the ball but there's a long way to go, yet!

Let's take a look at how the two sides line up for this second leg.

Wycombe boss Gareth Ainsworth names an unchanged XI from the side that came away from Highbury with a 4-1 lead on Thursday.

Danny Andrew comes in for Lewie Coyle for Fleetwood while Ched Evans is partnered up front with Barrie McKay and Josh Morris.

Wycombe: Allsop, Jacobson, Gape, Stewart, Wheeler, Bloomfield, Grimmer, Charles, Onyedinma, Samuel, Ofoborh.

Subs: Stockdale, Pattison, Kashket, Thompson, Akinfenwa, Freeman, Smyth, Phillips, Parker.

Fleetwood: Cairns, Andrew, Connolly, Souttar, Burns, Evans, Morris, Whelan, Coutts, Gibson, McKay.

Subs: Gilks, Crellin, Dempsey, Southam-Hales, Biggins, Sowerby, Saunders, Hill, Holgate.

And to Adams Park for this evening's second League One play-off semi-final!

Will Wycombe maintain their three-goal lead and join Oxford at Wembley or are Fleetwood about to pull off a sensational comeback?

It's all over and Oxford United are heading to Wembley!

FINE, FINE margins between these two and Alex Bass was only inches away from stopping that one.

Oxford are in the final and Karl Robinson will get his first shot at a Wembley occasion.

Heartbreak once more for Portsmouth as they are beaten for the second season running in the League One play-off semi-finals.

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Oxford score and they're through....

SAVED! Cameron McGeehan steps up but it's not in the corner and Simon Eastwood stops it.

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