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That’s one pulsating play-off done for the day, but there is still more to come in the English Football League this evening.

Mansfield Town host Northampton Town in the first leg of their League Two play-off semi-final at 19:45 BST.

Live text commentary of that one will be right here on the BBC Sport website at 19:30 BST

There is plenty of high-stakes football going on today.

Headlining it all is the FA Cup final at Wembley where Chelsea take on Liverpool.

The final has just kicked off, you can watch, listen and follow live text commentary of that one by clicking here.

Brian Laws
Ex-Forest defender on BBC Radio Nottingham

That goal has given Sheffield United a lifeline and while it's only a one-goal lead it's significant from the Blades' point of view.

Goals like that will give Sheffield United a lift and it's given them a bit of hope.

An almost perfect day for Forest has been slightly undone.

Carl Asaba
Former Sheffield United striker on BBC Radio Sheffield

It's been a brilliant game but both teams gave their best. How Sheffield United are only one goal behind I don't know, but they are.

Sheffield United need to pick the bones out of that and decide what to change because they can't afford to concede so many chances again.

Nottingham Forest are in charge, but Sheffield United have hope. They are the headlines to take away from this game.

You can read the match report by clicking the link below.

That late Sheffield United goal certainly sets up a huge Tuesday night showdown between the two sides at the City Ground.

Forest will undoubtedly be buzzing about the win. But what about those missed chances?

The Blades were blunt for a lot of this home tie at Bramall Lane, but they have plenty of reason to hope after salvaging a goal from the game.

Brian Laws
Ex-Forest defender on BBC Radio Nottingham

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For Forest to put in a performance like that, Luton and Huddersfield will not want to play them in the final.

The only disappointing thing is that Forest could have blown Sheffield United out of the water, but it's still tight and it's only one goal.

Let's hope they can take this performance into Tuesday and then what a second leg we're going to have.

Carl Asaba
Former Sheffield United striker on BBC Radio Sheffield

Forest have the pressure on them now because they're going back home with expectancy.

They were wonderful today.

There's no pressure on Sheffield United now. As a Blades player and fan you have to look at this postively - they've done all they can and they've only scored two.

But the Blades can't be as flat again.

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It's advantage Nottingham Forest after the first leg of this play-off semi-final.

Brennan Johnson's second-half goal proved the winner, with Sheffield United crucially pulling one back in the 91st minute.

The tension and noise has just gone up a notch.

It's frantic stuff as both sides go looking for a late goal that would really shape this two legged play-off tie.

Brian Laws
Ex-Forest defender on BBC Radio Nottingham

If Samba stayed in his position he would have caught it. Instead he ended up in no-man's land and got blocked off.

We are into three minutes of injury-time.

Sheffield United have a corner. Can they produce something big?

A late change for the Blades now.

Enda Stevens is replaced by Rhys Norrington-Davies.

What Sheffield United try to do at one end, Forest try themselves at the other end.

Djed Spence is off like a flash on the right, he then goes looking for goal but ruffles the sidenetting.

Colin Fray
BBC Radio Nottingham

This has been great from Forest. A clean sheet now would be perfect.

Chris Perrins: Terrible start to the season, manager change, injuries to Sharp, Brewster, Bogle, McBurnie, making the play-offs at all is a great achievement off the back of all that.

Morgan Gibbs-White slams the turf with his fist in frustration after he is stripped of the ball after trying to cut though Forest's defence.

It's been the theme of the day for the Blades.

Nottingham Forest want a third, that much is clear.

Ryan Yates, who has appeared to struggle with a shoulder problem, has wide eyes as he tries to test Wes Foderingham from the top of the box.

Yates slips at the last moment, however, and sends his effort harmlessly off target.

Ben Osborn's day is done for Sheffield United. He is replaced by Daniel Jebbison.

The hosts have just eight minutes left to try to salvage something from this game to take to the City Ground on Tuesday for the second leg.