Nice build-up play from Colchester again but then Cameron Coxe loses his footing and touch when played in behind down the left.

The visitors seeking a third goal to really put this one to bed.

Sudbury have clearly come out with some intent in this second half, trying not to give Colchester as much time on the ball.

But Shane Temple is a bit too over-eager on Tom Eastman in his follow through and leaves an outstretched boot on the centre-back as he clears left-footed.

Second booking of the night.

And we're off and under way again.

No further changes from the two sides.

Here we go then - almost time to resume.,,

And just four minutes later, Colchester were two goals to the good.

See how Freddie Sears made a sweet connection on his right foot for their second goal...

Here's how Brendan Wiredu popped up to score Colchester's opener on 35 minutes...

If you've not been with us for the first half, let's show you how the two goals were scored for Colchester...

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Two

Shane Temple's been isolated for the majority of the game so far for AFC Sudbury and they've struggled to get out from time to time as their midfield and back four has dropped deeper and deeper.

They're going to try and be braver in the second half when they get on the ball and go for it to support him up top.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Two

Sylvester Jasper and Armando Dobra have been two stand-outs for Colchester and at times, have really dominated the game.

But that second goal from Freddie Sears for Colchester is a really good finish.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Two

We thought Colchester might be under pressure coming here and we thought Sudbury might bombard them with high balls.

But Colchester have been really clinical with the two chances they've taken.

AFC Sudbury joint-manager Rick Andrews on BBC Two:

"We're not quite pushing them high enough up the pitch, we're showing them a bit too much respect.

"The next goal is a big one, so we'll be telling the boys that in the changing room now. There's still a chance."

And that's the break in west Suffolk.

Colchester United of League Two lead their non-league opponents from the eighth tier 2-0.

Two quick goals from Brendan Wiredu and Freddie Sears have the U's infront as they bid to avoid being at the hands of another upset.

But the Yellows are far from done in this tie.

Colchester hook clear another deep free-kick into their box from Sudbury.

Josh Blunkell then races off his line in Sudbury's goal to clear away a ball over the top towards the pacey Brendan Wiredu.

Relief all round.

Sudbury swing in a free-kick from the right but it can only find the hands of Colchester keeper Shamal George.

Needed a touch from a yellow and blue shirt there, just anything.

Four minutes being added on at the end of this first half.

All very muted now among the home contingent after those two Colchester goals in quick succession.

Hayden Mullins will be a very pleased man with how his side have handled the occasion so far I'm sure.

Sudbury looking to keep fighting before half-time.

Marley Andrews tries his luck on his right from outside the box on the left side, but his strike is always going wide of the left post in Shamal George's goal.

Colchester just having to wait to create an opening for the first real time this evening.

Hayden Mullins' side having to play it around the back a bit more before picking their pass forward.