So it's Wycombe who hold the advantage going into the second leg of this League One play-off semi-final.

You can catch up on the action by reading Paul Grunill's report below.

We'll be back for the first leg of Sunderland's semi-final against Sheffield Wednesday tomorrow, and again on Sunday evening for the return leg of this tie to see if MK Dons can mount a comeback. Until then, goodnight!

Wycombe captain Joe Jacobson told Sky Sports: "2-0 is a dangerous scoreline and one where the next goal is important, but I would be much rather be 2-0 up than chasing the game."

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Wycombe goalscorer Sam Vokes told Sky Sports: "The second goal was huge. the boys were brilliant tongiht.

"After they went down to 10 men it was important that we took advantage and the second goal was huge."

Paul Dixon
BBC Three Counties Radio

MK Dons are still in this tie but that second goal was massive for Wycombe.

On Sunday MK Dons need to play their game and they have to regroup. They need to score the first goal and there's no reason why they can't win 2-0 at home.

Phil Catchpole
BBC Three Counties Radio

Wycombe got their gameplan spot on tonight. They absorbed a bit of pressure and took advantage of MK Dons lacking a focal point.

But 2-0 is a dangerous scoreline and the EFL play-offs have had also sorts of scripts over the years.

It's so far so good for Wycombe.

Luke Ashmead
BBC Three Counties Radio sport

It's a big advantage for the Chairboys going into the second leg at Stadium MK.

It's all over and Wycombe are in the box seat thanks to those goals from Ryan Tafazolli and Sam Vokes.

MK Dons boss Liam Manning will be looking for much better from his side in the second leg on Sunday.

Gareth Ainsworth, on the other hand, will be pretty happy at the moment.

Garath McCleary races into space deep inside the MK Dons half but badly scuffs his shot from the edge of the box well wide. A waste.

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A change to help run down the clock for MK Dons as Troy Parrott is replaced by Connor Wickham.

There will be five minutes of added time. Can Wycombe get a third? Can MK Dons keep them out?

Almost a third for Wycombe as Adebayo Akinfenwa wins a flick-on, Garath McCleary crosses and Harry Darling has to head behind for a corner as Jordan Obita tried to pounce.

Adams Park is absolutely bouncing!

Nick Freeman
Wycombe midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

Wycombe just need to keep doing what they are doing and they need to keep their heads. There is a long way to go.

That was Sam Vokes' last touch as he goes off to give Adebayo Akinfenwa a final outing at Adams Park.

MK Dons make a change too as Hiram Boateng comes on for Scott Twine. You wonder whether that's to protect Twine for the second leg.

A couple of substitutions to report. Wycombe replace Daryl Horgan and Dominc Gape with Lewis Wing and David Wheeler.

Wheeler comes on only moments afer Ryan Tafazolli heads another corner over.

Nick Freeman
Wycombe midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

That was a terrific effort. It was a cracking strike

Was that the chance? Dominic Gape slides a pass into Jason McCarthy, whose fierce strike beats Jamie Cumming but comes back off the bar.

It bounced down about a yard in front of the line so no need for goalline technology on that one.

Can Wycombe make the most of their one-man advantage in the final 17 minutes or so? You would think they would fancy their chances if they could take a bigger lead with them to Milton Keynes.

Toby Locke
MK Citizen's sports editor on BBC Three Counties Radio

MK Dons need to stay in the fight and take it back to Stadium MK and see what will happen.

They will certainly prefer it in their own conditions.