Blackpool's chanting has now taken on a more critical air toward the opposition. I won't repeat the chant, as it's in the 'industrial/offensive' camp.

Oxford showing a bit more fluency going forward, and winning a corner from a ball into the right channel.

Oxford do well to work the ball out to Anthony Forde on the right, with space, and his cross is cleared to the edge of the box.

There's Mark Sykes, who takes a touch before half-volleying, but it zips over the bar.

James Henry's frustrations for Oxford get the better of him after he shoves Kenny Dougall over following a coming together.

Keith Stroud just brings him over for a calming word. Don't it went in, looking at the Oxford winger's eyes.

Oxford have been reduced to pumping the ball up in hope rather than expectation, as they just haven't been able to play between the lines at all.

It's meat and drink to the Blackpool defence.

The support continues to roar on, it's been non-stop chanting, cheering and singing.

Oxford put the ball out for a corner, sloppy attempt to play it back to Jack Stevens, but again the keeper is quick out of his goal to collect.

The quick bowl out puts Elliot Lee into space but Blackpool sweep up at the back through Dan Ballard.

As he did in the first leg, Brandon Barker is dropping deeper and deeper to get involved as the home defence has stifled the space.

Blackpool put Jerry Yates through with a ball over the top and it's a superb first touch which takes it in his stride.

Oxford scramble back to cover, but Demetri Mitchell scorches a shot off his right boot from the edge of the box but it deflects behind.

Jack Stevens is quick out to smother the corner and end any threat.

Oxford get a free-kick midway inside the Blackpool half but the home side are set up in a solid 'two-banks of four' and it's tough to break down.

The U's try to move the defence out of position, but then the pass through is rushed and goes behind for a goal-kick.

Patience needed.

Terrible corner. Sailed beyond the back stick and out for a goal kick.

Oxford will breathe a sigh of relief.

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The full Blackpool fans chant catalogue is out tonight. 'Spirit in the Sky' the latest rendition being roared on from the terraces.

Oxford whack it long to release Anthony Forde down the right but Luke Garbutt does well to cover.

Then Blackpool break, Demetri Mitchell spins in a cross and Jack Stevens has to tip it behind for Oxford...

Jerry Yates again pulls to the left side and is picked out for Blackpool, but his attempted curler is blocked.

Then the ball is fizzed into the box for Ellis Simms, who takes a touch but the balls strays away from him, narrowing the angle and as he swivels to shoot it's blocked.

Oxford under the pump.

Elliot Embleton and Elliot Lee brought to the attentions of referee Keith Stroud, as the two rivals were getting a little heated.

Blackpool have been really driving at Oxford, particularly down the left side where Embleton and wide-running Jerry Yates are operating.

Fans already singing of Wembley. They've hardly missed a beat with the chanting either.

Blackpool have completely turned this tie around after Matty Taylor's effort.

Jerry Yates is released down the left but cannot get the ball at goal, and Elliot Embleton is also muscled off the ball.

Oxford desperate to reset. It's a four-goal margin now.

Kevin Stewart hits a rocket from the edge of the box for Blackpool to give Jack Stevens a bit of work to do as he pushes it wide.

The corner is dealt with...

Then Jerry Yates chases a ball through and looks to be away but he's pulled back for handball.

Fans are raging, and so is the Blackpool striker.

Oxford press high in a bid to force an error at the back from the home side, but Blackpool get the ball away through Chris Maxwell's boot.

Ball forward is knocked back and James Henry is able to sweep the ball in but Maxwell claims it coolly.

He's having a fine season.

Blackpool very swiftly into the groove, moving the ball around with purpose.

Ellis Simms slips a ball out to Demetri Mitchell, who cuts inside and snaps a fierce shot which is blocked.

Then the ball in punched in behind for Simms to chase and Oxford clear behind. The Everton loanee meets the cross with a back header but it's claimed by Jack Stevens.

What an atmosphere. It's bouncing.

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Keith Stroud is the referee tonight.

Given all the issues Blackpool fans have had with ownership and boycotts over the past few years, it's a special night for their fans to get back into the ground to cheer them on.

We've had a minute's emotional applause for young Jordan Banks, after his sad passing at the tender age of nine.

The teams are ready to go.

Oxford in white kick us off. Blackpool in their traditional tangerine.

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Four thousand fans will pack in by the seaside tonight as 25% capacity has been taken up by supporters for the big game.

Players are wearing t-shirts in tribute to little Jordan Banks, the nine-year-old from Blackpool who tragically died when struck by lightning playing the game he loved.