Both sets of players are gathered around their respective managers as it's decided who will take a penalty.

It doesn't matter if it's the Papa John's Trophy or the World Cup final, we all love a shootout.

We're going to penalties after 120 minutes without a goal at Wembley.

I'm working from home so you may have to bear with me here!

Salford's Bruno Andrade sees his name in lights as he strikes from range but it's well off-target.

That could be the last attempt.

Ryan Williams puts a high ball into the area for Pompey but Salford keeper Vaclav Hladky is able to claim it.

We're approaching the end game.

Two minutes have been added on.

If there's no goal we go to a shootout.

The ball goes short before being fired into the Salford box, but no player in a white Pompey shirt gambles to get on the end of it.

Ronan Curtis is taken down by Salford's Ibou Touray and Pompey have the chance to put the ball into the box...

This final has gone on for so long that Salford boss Richie Wellens has had to pop for a comfort break.

His side are holding on here.

Keeper Vaclav Hladky rushes out and makes himself big to deny Ryan Williams inside the box.

Pompey look the fresher, slightly.

Salford need another block, this time from Jordan Turnbull, to stop Ronan Curtis' effort from causing problems.

The League Two side have Tom Clarke down injured and he's replaced by 18-year-old Liam Loughlan.

We're five minutes from penalties.

Salford fluff their lines while trying to clear a corner and Tom Naylor's shot is blocked.

The Portsmouth man has his head in his hands but his effort looked goalbound.

Fatigue is making it difficult for some players to kick the ball properly!

Kenny Jackett's Portsmouth keep the ball nicely as they build an unsuccessful attack, while Salford counter-attack quickly, with Jason Lowe's tired shot dribbling wide.

What energy reserves do these players have left?

League One Pompey made a change during half-time in extra-time - Michael Jacobs on for John Marquis in attack.

The fourth half of this Wembley final is under way.

Who will lift the Papa John's Trophy? We shouldn't have to wait too long to find out.

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It's been a busy old afternoon of English Football League live text coverage, hasn't it?!

The showpiece at Wembley may well remain goalless, but we weren't short of drama in the Championship, with Barnsley and Watford both recording eye-catching victories.

If you want to catch up with all of today's goings on in the second tier, click here to read our developing match reports.

Half-time in extra time and Salford hit the corner of the goal frame with a superb first touch and volley from Mani Dieseruvwe.

So, so close but it's still goalless somehow!

Three minutes being added on at the end of this first period.

Portsmouth almost found a way through but Vaclav Hladky somehow got down inside his own six-yard box to block efforts from both John Marquis and Ryan Williams.

If you're only just tuning in to these updates from Wembley don't go thinking it's been a match short on incident just because it's still goalless.

Portsmouth goalkeeper Craig MacGillivray is the main reason for that having made about half a dozen superb saves to deny Salford.

Eight minutes gone in this first period of extra time as Richie Towell has to make way for Mani Dieseruvwe.

Portsmouth midfielder Tom Naylor gets a yellow card as he tangles with Salford forward Brandon Thomas-Asante.

Not good signs for their midfielder Richie Towell either as he goes down needing some lengthy attention from the physio.

Both sides out of the traps again with a bit of urgency.

Ronan Curtis nearly gets the chance for a shot on goal from Marcus Harness' low cross from the right.

But that's a fine sliding block by Salford centre-back Tom Clarke inside his own area.

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Right then - we've got some bonus EFL action still ongoing for you this Saturday tea time.

Here we go for another half an hour's action at least at Wembley with Portsmouth and Salford still searching for a way to break the deadlock.

No further changes in personnel as Salford get things restarted.