Eeek.

Jordan Cropper gives the ball away cheaply in Grimsby's final third, before taking out Andrew Dallas as he flies forward.

No card, just a warning. But an important wide free-kick for Solihull coming up.

Nearly for Moors as full-back James Clarke gets in behind. But his low cross is hacked away.

On the break Grimsby fly forward, but Solihull stay compact enough to deny their opponents' forwards space and the move breaks down.

Fine open game this.

Jordan Cropper's long throws are something else.

Rory Delap levels of chaos. I live for it.

A typically dangerous Grimsby long throw spawns their first chance.

Solihull's Kyle Hudlin looks all lost in his own penalty area as the ball deflects off him and heads towards the bottom corner.

But his keeper Joe McDonnell is down low to his right to keep it out.

Richard Sneekes
Former West Brom and Bolton midfielder on BBC Radio WM

For me, the key for Solihull to win this game is for Andrew Dallas, Joe Sbarra and Ryan Barnett to really get into the game early and thrive.

Solihull look scary on the counter. Winger Andrew Dallas beats his marker before driving into the box.

But he fails to get a pass away and the chance goes begging.

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Grimsby finally have a spell of possession. Seconds later they misplace a pass and it's a Solihull throw.

So nearly.

Grimsby, who have a poor record at defending set-pieces this season, can't clear the corner away and Moors defender Callum Howe eventually pounces on the ball.

But his first-time shot skews off-target.

Solihull get us going and are passing the ball around nicely.

They win an early corner.

Slightly later than billed, we get under way.

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National anthem sung. ✅

Here we go.

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Two minutes to go.

Grimsby's fans are the ones making the noise.

BBC local radio

The players have just walked out. Kick-off should be moments away and you can hear every bit of the action live on local BBC radio.

BBC Radio Humberside have you covered. Listen by clicking the play button at the top of this page.

And you can hear BBC Radio WM's coverage by following this link.

Grimsby chairman Jason Stockwood on BBC Radio Humberside:

"I feel a lot of love and affection for the town.

"We're delighted to be here - we've put ourselves in a good position and we've got every chance.

"I don't feel that nervous - it's important you enjoy these moments and take them in, which I'm trying to do."

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As always Solihull and Grimsby fans we want to hear your thoughts.

The best way is to tweet us using #bbcfootball.

Ten minutes to go.

Get pumped, the stands are filling up.

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Solihull Moors boss Neal Ardley feels today's fixture is "what football is all about".

Former Wimbledon boss Ardley has recent experience in the National League play-off final, having led Notts County out against Harrogate behind closed doors at Wembley in 2020.

"It's funny because I was on the other side of the spectrum with Notts, as we looked to bounce back at the first time of asking while Harrogate had never been in the league before," Ardley said to BBC WM.

"Now I've got Grimsby trying to bounce back at the first time and I'm trying to take Solihull up for the first time. I'm hoping for a similar result that Harrogate got [3-1 win].

"It's quite a unique little story and that's what football is all about, little clubs like us and big ones like Grimsby."

League sponsors Vanarama have donated £20,000 to both finalists to help bring down the cost of tickets, which were priced at £40 to £45 for adults.

After a backlash over the pricing the National League said in a statement that they "don't always get everything right."

"It's a fantastic venue but it's a shame because I'm hearing and seeing that a lot of people are struggling to afford to come," Solihull boss Ardley said.

"Really you'd be better off reducing the prices and getting more people in to make the National League look better, which isn't easy because it is a fantastic league."

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Solihull Moors are unchanged from their 3-1 semi-final victory over Chesterfield last Sunday - that means Joe Sbarra and Andrew Dallas both start, having scored 37 league goals between them this season.

Paul Hurst has done likewise with Grimsby, who name the same XI that won that 5-4 thriller at Wrexham eight days ago - Mani Dieseruvwe has come off the bench to score in both of their play-off games but remains a substitute this afternoon.

Solihull: McDonnell, Clarke, Howe, Gudger, Storer, Sbarra, Maycock, Barnett, Boyes, Dallas, Hudlin.

Subs: Myatt, McNally, Reilly, Ellis, Newton.

Grimsby: Crocombe, Cropper, Waterfall, Smith, Amos, Fox, Clifton, Sousa, Holohan, McAtee, Taylor.

Subs: Pearson, Abrahams, Dieseruvwe, Raikhy, Maguire-Drew.

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London Stadium is hosting today's final.

The last professional match here was on May 15, with West Ham drawing 2-2 with Manchester City in the Premier League.

Jarrod Bowen and Jack Grealish were on target that day. I wonder who will find the net first this afternoon...