Scott Hansen: (Re Wayne Ellis) Sorry, but in my opinion he meant that. Some luck involved but it appeared his shot was placed.

Change for the Bees, as Saman Ghoddos comes on for Vitaly Janelt.

It's another attacking move, with Iranian Ghoddos preferring to play further up the pitch than midfielder Janelt.

A crucial interception from Henrik Dalsgaard at the back now, as the Dane races back to shut down a shooting opportunity for Cherries striker Dominic Solanke.

Arnaut Danjuma had got into the box for the visitors and pulled the ball back to the edge of the area for Solanke.

After a frantic first half and the goal from Vitaly Janelt which squared the tie on aggregate, the tempo of the game has just dropped slightly.

The Bees have Bournemouth where they want them, with a man advantage and half an hour left to find another goal.

Henrik Dalsgaard has just sent another long-range effort over for the hosts.

Arnaut Danjuma is playing through the middle for the Cherries up front, with Dominic Solanke on the left.

Brentford have to be wary of the visitors on the break, and have just snuffed out a rare Bournemouth attack before it really got started.

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Wayne Ellis: Wow, you know your luck’s in when you score a goal like that!

There's a mad scramble in the Bournemouth box, and the Bees think they should have another penalty.

Cameron Carter-Vickers muscles Bryan Mbeumo off the ball, Ivan Toney sees an effort smothered by Asmir Begovic and then Marcus Forss is blocked trying to get on the end of the rebound.

Mbeumo shoots wide, but the whistle had already gone for a Bournemouth free-kick.

Bournemouth will need to dig deep now.

It'll be a long, long half for boss Jonathan Woodgate and fans of the Cherries now.

Their promotion dreams are hanging by a thread.

As things stand we are heading to extra-time. There are no away goals in the play-offs.

Dominic Solanke hasn't had too many sights at goal and the Cherries striker cuts in from the left and shoots at goal from range.

Bees keeper David Raya tips it behind for a corner at his near post.

A cross from Bryan Mbeumo from the right almost causes an issue for Lloyd Kelly, but the Cherries defender recovers his footing and the visitors clear.

The Bees start the half on the attack, as Emiliano Marcondes has a curling effort blocked and then Ivan Toney mis-hits a volley which goes out for a throw-in.

Bournemouth are going to have to stand firm in defence. Lloyd Kelly has done well after slotting in at centre-back following the red card for Chris Mepham.

Brentford have made a change at the break, with striker Marcus Forss coming on for wing-back Mads Roerslev.

It'll be all-out attack for the Bees while they are behind on aggregate.

It looks like forwards Sergi Canos and Bryan Mbeumo will be wing-backs, with Forss up top with Ivan Toney.

Brentford get the second half under way.

What more drama will come our way?

The 10-men of Bournemouth are bidding to hold off the Brentford onslaught.

You get the feeling that there could be another red card, too.

Cherries keeper Asmir Begovic has to been careful about time-wasting, and midfielder Jefferson Lerma is walking a tightrope.

Brentford striker Ivan Toney was also booked in the first half.

Arsenal MM: I underestimated how important Josh Dasilva is for Brentford. Gets the attack flowing so well, shame he’s injured, would have had a big impact.

England Under-21 midfielder Dasilva has been out side February. And the Bees have had to cope without full-backs Henrik Dalsgaard and Rico Henry for large chunks of the season too...

Handsome Nick: This game is fantastic entertainment. As a neutral, I'm just loving watching this. I feel that the winner of this game will be in the Premier League next season, since I can't see Swansea or Barnsley beating them at Wembley.

Nick Bruzon: A first half that had just about everything. Brentford dominant. Bournemouth petulant and on the verge of a full on meltdown. Second half is going to be huge.

There's more play-off action to come after this game in west London.

Sunderland look to overturn a first-leg deficit when they host Lincoln City for the return of their League One semi-final tie.

The Black Cats trail the Imps 2-0 on aggregate, with Blackpool awaiting the winners next Sunday.

Ian Woodcock will be here to guide you through that one later on.

Brentford or Bournemouth will face either Swansea or Barnsley in the play-off final next Saturday.

The Swans hold a 1-0 lead from the first leg.

The second leg kicks off at 18:30 BST.

That game will have to go some way to match the drama we've had so far at Brentford.

Phew, what a first half of play-off football that was?! Breathless. And more drama and plot twists than Line of Duty.

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As crazy a first 45 minute as you could wish to see.

Poor defending, a controversial penalty and a red card.

The play-offs are delivering once again for the neutral. Supporters of both clubs must be hating every minute.

Brentford 2-1 trail on aggregate, but Bournemouth are down to 10 men.