Both teams have had some moments in this one but nobody has come closer than Stoke skipper Lewis Baker.

The former Chelsea man hit the post with a fine effort from outside the area in the opening minutes.

A stunning lead for the Championship's bottom club and no doubt a lift for Grant McCann's side through Jack Marriott's goal.

Bournemouth have offered little so far.

Blackburn should absolutely be winning this but they aren't.

If Millwall are to pick up a sixth successive win they'll need to improve in the second half.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

Swansea head coach Russell Martin is furious with referee Jarred Gillett's decision to send off Ryan Manning but, at first glance, it looked like an ugly tackle on Fulham's Harry Wilson.

Manning slid in with his studs showing and appeared to catch Wilson above his ankle.

Wilson received some treatment but the Wales international is fine to continue.

We've had a goal at Crawley and it's Bristol Rovers who have taken the lead through Harry Anderson. The Gas had been on a decent run of late before defeat at Newport on Saturday and are one of the ten or so teams in with a decent promotion shout.

A crunching tackle on Fulham's Harry Wilson and the Swans defender is shown red.

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James McClean has just equalised for League One Wigan in this semi-final.

It's the hosts' first shot on target. League Two Sutton have been the better side.

Ipswich are the latest side to open up a two goal advantage, Kayden Jackson on the scoresheet against Lincoln.

Bournemouth - currently third in the table - are a goal down and table toppers Fulham are under a decent amount of pressure at Swansea.

Can the Swans make the most of their spell on top though?

Michael Obafemi drives a powerful strike towards goal which is deflected out for a corner.

ANOTHER Blackburn chance goes begging.

This time John Buckley's low cross should be converted by Sam Gallagher but isn't.

Still only three league goals since the turn of the year for Tony Mowbray's side.

Just as the last update was sent through we've had another goal for Portsmouth at rock-bottom Crewe, Tyler Walker with Pompey's second.

Sheffield United forced into a change.

John Fleck has picked up an injury and makes way for Conor Hourihane.

That Peterborough opener has stunned the home fans.

Posh are still bottom of the Championship because of their woeful -44 goal difference compared to Barnsley and Derby.

But what a lifeline Jack Marriott's goal could be!

Middlesbrough goalkeeper Joe Lumley makes an excellent stop to deny Morgan Gibbs-White.

Would have been very hard to see a way back for Boro had that gone in.

Blackburn are doing all the running but, as has so often been the case of late, don't have a goal to show for it.

They've bagged just three goals in 11 matches so far this year.

We've had a goal-rush in League One!

Third-placed MK Dons have scored twice in two minutes at home to Cheltenham, Troy Parrott and Mo Eisa with the goals. A win would see them go level on points with second-placed Wigan.

Play-off chasing Plymouth are ahead at home to struggling Wimbledon, Ryan Hardie on target for The Pilgrims.

Elsewhere there's more misery at the Stadium of Light as Ellis Harrison has given Fleetwood the lead at Sunderland.

Wes Burns has put Ipswich in front at home to Lincoln. The Tractor Boys are still in the hunt for a play-off place.

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League Two Sutton have taken the lead at League One Wigan through Will Randall-Hurran's cool finish.

The Latics made 11 changes to their starting XI for this EFL Trophy semi-final - will that come back to bite them?

Dreamland for Sutton in their bid to reach Wembley on 3 April.

You could forgive Middlesbrough for being a bit rattled here.

Andraz Sporar has a great chance to pull one back from Isaiah Jones' pass but hits his shot over the crossbar.