Troy Parrott almost manages to find his way through the Wycombe backline but they snuff out the danger.

The pattern of play is really set here - the hosts have all of the ball and are passing and probing, the away side happy to soak up the pressure in the early stages.

Raz: I always look forward to the play-offs every season, throws up some epic surprises every now and again. It'll be a Wycombe v Sheffield Wednesday final. You heard it here first.

Putting your neck on the line there, Raz...

Daniel Harvie wants a free-kick on the edge of the Wycombe area, he attempts the nutmeg on Jason McCarthy and goes down claiming he's been hit by an arm.

Nothing doing from the referee.

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It's been a frantic start with the home side looking to get a score on the board early and put pressure on Wycombe.

It's just starting to settle down now, Wycombe are happy to let the Dons have the ball now it's not constantly in and around their penalty area.

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

This is exactly what MK Dons need - they need to be on the front foot as early as possible.

They need to overturn this deficit, so why not go for it from the very start?

One way traffic so far.

MK Dons have another corner, it comes in and the away side eventually get it away.

Wycombe haven't been out of their half yet.

So close to an early goal!

Dons get an early corner and Harry Darling's header loops up and hits the bar!

The home side have another corner, they're having all of the early play.

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Here we go!

Here come the players, they're getting a great reception at Stadium MK.

We're almost ready for kick-off.

What do you think of your team's performance? What would you do if you were in the dugout? Who's going through?

Let us know your thoughts on the game as we go by tweeting us with the hashtag #bbcefl.

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MK Dons head coach Liam Manning makes two changes to his starting line-up, drafting in Theo Corbeanu and Hiram Boateng.

They replace David Kasumu and Josh McEachran, who is suspended after being sent off in the first leg.

Wycombe are unchanged, with Adebayo Akinfenwa - who retires at the end of the season - again on the bench.

MK Dons: Cumming, O'Hora, Darling, Lewington, Hayden, Coventry, Boateng, Harvie, Corbeanu, Parrott, Twine.

Subs: Ravizzolli, Watson, Smith, Kasumu, Baldwin, Kemp, Wickham.

Wycombe: Stockdale, McCarthy, Stewart, Tafazolli, Jacobson, Gape, Scowen, McCleary, Horgan, Obita, Vokes.

Subs: Dickinson, Grimmer, Wheeler, Wing, Kaikai, Akinfenwa, Forino.

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The stakes are high for this one. For the loser, it's another season of League One football. For the winner, a trip to Wembley and the chance to join Wigan and Rotherham in the Championship as play-off winners.

Whoever does win will have the luxury of putting their feet up to watch Sunderland and Sheffield Wednesday battle it out for the other final spot.

The Black Cats take a 1-0 lead to Hillsborough, where they'll face off tomorrow at 19:45 BST.

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It was all going so well for MK Dons after the first half-hour of Thursday's first leg at Adams Park.

But once Ryan Tafazolli headed Wycombe in front from Joe Jacobson's corner, the Chairboys were clearly the better side.

And only Dons fans would deny that the second goal, another header - this time by Sam Vokes - was fully merited.

Will Liam Manning's team be able to turn things around in their own stadium? A place at Wembley on 21 May awaits if they can.

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Good evening and thanks for joining us for our coverage of the second leg of League One's play-off semi-final between MK Dons and Wycombe Wanderers on this scorching Sunday.

Whether you're out in the garden, at a mate's for a barbecue or sitting in your shades with a cold one down the pub, you can stay up to date while we bring you minute-by-minute coverage from Stadium MK.