Jon D'Laryea
Former Mansfield Town midfielder on BBC Radio Nottingham

It does look like Jordan Bowery and Jamie Murphy are holding wide positions which will help Mansfield defensively but we're 2-0 down so we need something more attacking.

If we get our foot on the ball and get some composure we can get back into it but time’s running out.

Oli Hawkins is booked and it's clear why - he's got his hand in Nathan Smith's face and pushes him to the ground of the ball.

Signs of frustration creeping in for Mansfield, it's Hawkins' 15th yellow card of the season.

His team have had seven reds this season.

This game has sprung into action - Kian Harratt's goal came just a minute after he hit the post with a well-struck effort from outside the box, with Nathan Bishop well beaten.

They're in again Port Vale but James Wilson is offside - a third in this half would be a disaster for Mansfield.

Phil Sproson
Former Port Vale captain on BBC Radio Stoke

Port Vale have got them on the rack.

Vale are just running riot.

Wilson is a poacher, he’s not marked and bang it’s 2-0.

Andrew Aloia
BBC Sport at Wembley

I didn't think the Port Vale fans to my right would get any louder after that opener. James Wilson has just proved me wrong.

The Valiant fans are absolutely bouncing right now.

Adam Yates
Former Vale defender on BBC Radio Stoke

They totally deserve it. Big credit to him (Kian Harrett).

It’s a superb finish from the youngster. He makes no mistake.

It was a fantastic ball by James Wilson.

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Both teams are really going for this early on, playing the ball from back to front quickly and directly.

There have been some dangerous balls over the top but just lacking that final bit of quality to create chances.

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Mansfield punt a long ball forward and the header back towards Aidan Stone is short so he has to race out of his area to beat the onrushing Rhys Oates to the ball and head clear.

Seeing that chance again and it's bizarre how the chance comes about as there's no Mansfield player in sight but Jamie Murphy is alive to it and gets in very quickly.

Either side of the goalkeeper with the header and the score is 1-0 Mansfield.

But Vale have the ball again and will be very relieved we're still goalless.

Andrew Aloia
BBC Sport at Wembley

This is a touching moment.

Stags supporters are first to rise out of their seats to clap in solidarity with Mansfield-born Port Vale manager Darrell Clarke, who suffered a close family bereavement recently.

Port Vale fans join in the emotional show of support for their boss. Clarke shows his appreciation with applause directed back at the fans.

Jon D'Laryea
Former Mansfield Town midfielder on BBC Radio Nottingham

It's good anticipation but he has to score.

He’s only six or eight yards out.

Yes it’s on his head but he has to put it away.

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Almost an absolute shocker from Port Vale.

A harmless ball comes across the area and James Gibbons looks like he's going to deal with it but just lets the ball go through.

Jamie Murphy runs through and Aidan Stone has to make a smart save to keep out the header. Where was the communication in the Vale backline there?

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Mansfield win a free-kick after David Worrall's challenge on Stephen Quinn.

The ball goes behind for a corner and the second ball in from Quinn causes the Vale defence all kinds of problems but goes behind for a second corner, which comes to nothing.

Jon D'Laryea
Former Mansfield Town midfielder on BBC Radio Nottingham

Both sets of fans are really giving it a go.

It might be a contest as to who can be the loudest in the stands, as well as the contest on the pitch.

It makes for a great atmosphere.

Port Vale win an early throw and play the ball across the back as they take the early possession. The ball finds its way back to goalkeeper Aidan Stone a couple of times - on both occasions he goes long but fails to find a Vale head.

Adam Yates
Former Vale defender on BBC Radio Stoke

I think it’s going to be really tight game. There’s going to be a hero somewhere.

When we’ve questioned them on big occasions before, the players have handled it and they found a way at Swindon.

I think they will win 1-0.

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Mansfield get us under way with the final kick-off of the League Two season.

Andrew Aloia
BBC Sport at Wembley

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There are some truly incredible stories out there for both teams today.

Port Vale boss Darrell Clarke has dealt with a close family bereavement in recent months and leads his side onto the most famous of football pitches. It’s undoubtedly a moving moment for the 44-year-old.

Then you have Mansfield Town manager Nigel Clough, son of the late, great Brian Clough, who is out there looking to emulate his father by enjoying success at the home of English football.

And, of course, there is James Perch. He again takes the captain’s armband for the Stags and leads them on to the Wembley pitch just nine months after he contemplated retirement after fracturing his skull.

This has emotion-charged game written all over it.