That's a wrap for this evening, as Fulham secure a two-goal first-leg lead over Cardiff in their Championship play-off semi-final.

Those two sides will lock horns again for the second leg at Craven Cottage on Thursday.

Before then, on Wednesday night we'll bring you live coverage of the semi-final second leg as Swansea take a 1-0 lead to Griffin Park to play Brentford.

We hope you can join us for that one and, until then, stay safe and take care.

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Cardiff City manager Neil Harris told Sky Sports: "Up to the first-half drinks break we were the much better team.

"We have to defend better for the first goal, we didn't lay a hand on him [Onomah].

"But there was no consistency [in refereeing decisions], but it is a great free-kick [from Kebano].

"I told the players I have been in play-off finals where I have been behind, the first goal at Craven Cottage will be key.

"There was a 2-0 deficit in the League Two play-offs, does not mean it will happen for us but ultimately we need to be positive."

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Fulham manager Scott Parker told Sky Sports: "I'm pleased with the result, we need to stay level and there is still a lot of football to be played.

"Overall we were outstanding, after a fast start where we were a little fortunate we fixed things a little bit.

"We had real control about us, caused them a lot of problems and Onomah's skill has come through.

"We still need work, that is part of developing as a team but I am seeing signs of that."

Scott Parker will be a happy man as Fulham take a two-goal lead back to Craven Cottage on Thursday.

Josh Onomah produced a moment of magic early in the second half, dancing his way past three statuesque Cardiff defenders before firing into the bottom corner.

Fulham were utterly dominant from that point, controlling possession to such an extent that Cardiff barely got a whiff of the ball, before Neeskens Kebano added a second in injury time with a beautiful free-kick.

You can read the match report here.

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Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio Wales

Fulham have had the extra quality in the forward areas.

Cardiff were not clinical in the first half but Fulham have controlled the game, showed two moments of quality and they are in the driving seat.

The final whistle goes and Fulham have taken control of this play-off semi-final.

Cardiff put pressure on in the earlier stages but Fulham then took charge and scored two top-quality goals, through Josh Onomah and Neeskens Kebano.

We are into the fourth minute of stoppage time as Scott Parker sends on Denis Odoi.

The fourth official's board showed three minutes.

Fulham are where they want to be - deep in Cardiff territory as we head towards stoppage time.

They have a free-kick on the edge of the hosts' box.

Half a chance for Cardiff as the ball is lifted in the box but Sean Morrison cannot control and the opening is gone.

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Josh Onomah's fabulous goal still separates the teams.

Fulham are playing with confidence now, with Josh Onomah and Aboubakar Kamara trying a couple of flicks.

There is still a long way to go in this semi-final, however.

Danny Ward does well to flick on a long ball, but Joe Ralls is offside and Fulham can clear.

Cardiff need to find some inspiration from somewhere if they are to get back into this game.

Tom Cairney gets a shooting chance after Cardiff are dispossessed deep in their own half but he mishits and sees his effort blocked.

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This time Will Vaulks does send a long throw into the box, but Fulham win the first header and then Leandro Bacuna's long-ranger is blocked.

Scott Parker sends on Aboubakar Kamara for Anthony Knockaert.

Leandro Bacuna has his name taken for pulling back Neeskens Kebano.