Carl Asaba
Former Sheffield United striker on BBC Radio Sheffield

Forest look dead on their feet. What a turnaround! Second half they've been in their face, everybody working.

Into the last 20 minutes now.

Can the Reds hold on?

The home side go to the bench for the first time.

Joe Lolley is on and Philip Zinckernagel is off.

Forest win a corner and it strikes Chris Basham in the midriff.

The home fans and some players hopefully appeal for a penalty for handball but I mean, no.

The longer this goes on as it is the nervier Nottingham Forest are going to get.

They haven't got going in an attacking sense at all in this half.

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Steve Sutton
Former Forest keeper on BBC Radio Nottingham

It looks like one or two legs on both sides are looking tired.

The crowd is doing its best now for Forest.

Forest win a corner but James Garner's delivery is over everyone in the middle.

A real waste that.

I've mentioned a couple of times this evening that injuries mean the Blades don't have a recognised striker in the team.

They also don't really have one on the bench.

The longer this goes on I think there's a chance that one of the big lads from the back is going to get moved forward and told to stay there.

First yellow card shown to a player this evening.

Jack Robinson joins Blades boss Paul Heckingbottom in the book for a mistimed challenge on Brennan Johnson.

The Wales international has been on the receiving end of a few challenges tonight.

Nottingham Forest get their foot on the ball for the first time this half but a deep cross is straight Wes Foderingham in the Blades goal.

The home side need to regain their composure here. Easier said than done of course.

Oh, it's all Sheffield United now.

They're just all over Forest.

John Fleck sends over another corner that Forest manage to withstand but the Blades are causing so many problems with set pieces.

Carl Asaba
Former Sheffield United striker on BBC Radio Sheffield

It's an incredible atmosphere now. The Forest fans are so anxious, so nervous.

The Blades have well and truly got their tails up now!

They win a few corners in quick succession.

Jack Robinson's header looks to be on target but it hits a team-mate and then James Garner puts the second one behind under pressure.

This is the good stuff.

Steve Sutton
Former Forest keeper on BBC Radio Nottingham

That has just turned the tie on its head. That will have given United a real boost. Forest have to take the sting out of the game now.

We're back under way.

Sheffield United have got 45 minutes to pull off the distinctly improbable.

Nottingham Forest look set to travel to Wembley for a Championship play-off final against Huddersfield on Sunday, 29 May.

What did you make of that then guys?

Any Forest fans booking their trains right now?

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There are two kinds of fans aren't there?

There's the "this is going to be our year, nothing can go wrong now" and the "things NEVER work out for us, somehow SOMETHING is going to go wrong".

Carl Asaba
Former Sheffield United striker on BBC Radio Sheffield

This is a play-off semi-final and at the moment I'm watching three or four players let it go by.