After a good Blackpool spell, Millwall come forward quickly and create another chance.

Tom Bradshaw feeds Duncan Watmore, and the forward takes a touch before curling his shot over the bar from outside the area.

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The Seasiders come again as Morgan Rogers has a shot blocked then CJ Hamilton crosses and Keshi Anderson heads harmlessly over the bar

That goal has revived the Blackpool crowd and the Tangerines fans have found their voice.

The penalty came following the hosts' best period of the game.

Huge moment as Blackpool forward CJ Hamilton gets a touch on the ball before Jamie Shackleton makes his challenge.

Hamilton goes down quickly and appeals for the foul...

Referee Matt Donohue takes a second but then points to the spot.

Better from Blackpool.

Morgan Rogers lifts the ball over a Millwall player and drives forward over halfway and deep into the Lions half.

He lets fly from the edge of the box and visiting keeper George Long has to parry it behind at his near post.

The cards are clocking up for Millwall.

Now it's midfielder George Saville who gets yellow for an aerial challenge on Charlie Patino.

He pushed his arm into the back of the Blackpool man.

A massive block in the Blackpool box as Jordan Gabriel dives in to stop a Billy Mitchell effort from reaching the Tangerines goal.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Bloomfield Road

You know those hushed moments when your side have a free-kick and it could really change the game?

The anticipation, the trepidation… well Blackpool’s attempt at getting a shot on goal really sums up the deflated feeling that has now engulfed the home fans.

They’ve gone with a short ball from the right to the edge of the box.

Is anybody there for it? No, and it’s gobbled up. Blackpool boss Stephen Dobbie was not amused.

Tom Bradshaw came off worse in that clash of heads.

But both he and Curtis Nelson are cleared to play on.

The hosts waste the free-kick opportunity as they cut it back to the edge of the box.

But the ball is telegraphed and Millwall clear.

Moments later the game is stopped as Lions striker Tom Bradshaw clashes heads with Blackpool defender Curtis Nelson.

Millwall centre-back Jake Cooper gets a caution for a trip on Blackpool right-back Jordan Gabriel outside the box on the right flank.

So close to 2-0!

Duncan Watmore receives the ball inside the Blackpool box, turns and then unleashes a fierce right-footed shot.

It crashes off the left-hand upright and behind for a goal kick.

Maybe Daniel Grimshaw had it covered... but he looked worried.

Millwall forward Zian Flemming goes into the book for a push on Andy Lyons on halfway.

The Dutchman cut short a potential Blackpool attack with that foul.

Blackpool look to get going down their left, but CJ Hamilton is flagged offside.

At least they have top scorer Jerry Yates back this evening, but he has had virtually no service so far.

Millwall have quietened down the home crowd at Bloomfield Road.

The Tangerines really need to do something in the final third to get their fans going.

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Since that early charge-down of a clearance, Blackpool have barely been in the Millwall half.

CJ Hamilton gets on the ball on the left but his cross is deflected into the arms of Lions keeper George Long.

Long then quickly mounts a counter-attack with a long kick upfield to Tom Bradshaw, but the striker loses his footing and can't get his effort on target.

Route one stuff from the visitors.

Lewis Fiorini dives into a challenge on Callum Styles and gives the Lions a free-kick just outside the corner of the box on the left.

The visitors waste the set piece but then keep up the pressure with a quick throw-in.

The ball breaks to Tom Bradshaw in the box and he sends a left-footed snap-shot across goal and narrowly wide of the right-hand upright.

A real scare for Blackpool. Inches to the left and that would have been 2-0.

Millwall get the game going again after Morgan Rogers gets some attention from the medical staff.

Will that breather have allowed Blackpool to regroup and settle down after a nervous start?