Play is halted so Blackpool forward Morgan Rogers can get some treatment for an injury.

It looks like he was caught by Callum Styles while the two players were challenging for the ball.

Blackpool have conceded the first goal in 26 of their Championship games this season.

They've gone on to lose 21 of them, only turning things around and winning once.

The Tangerines must win tonight to have a realistic hope of staying in the second tier.

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BBC Radio 5 Live at Bloomfield Road

The Millwall fans to my left were deafening as Tom Bradshaw bagged his 16th of the season.

The Premier League dream is on, but what a nightmare start for Blackpool!

There’s a long, long way to go yet - the fans are rallying and they’ve got the drum going, but their players have been off the beat so far.

Millwall get their first corner of the game and it's sent deep to the back post.

However, the header is miscued and Blackpool win a throw-in on their right flank and manage to clear upfield before winning a free-kick on halfway.

What response do Blackpool have now?

The Seasiders have lost three of their past four at home.

This is their final game at Bloomfield Road this campaign.

As things stand, Blackpool are going doing to League One tonight.

Millwall are sloppy at the back in the opening 30 seconds as Keshi Anderson charges down an attempted clearance by Shaun Hutchinson.

The Lions captain recovers but concedes a corner under pressure inside his own box.

They are under way at Bloomfield Road.

Can the Tangerines get the better of the Lions?

Millwall boss Gary Rowett says his side have "nothing to lose".

Matt Donohue is the referee for this one.

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Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Bloomfield Road

Those Millwall fans who've been sampling this seaside gem are already in fine voice.

With only one win in their last seven, the away side have fallen out of the play-off positions and are in danger of seeing such a positive season peter out.

For the home side, the stakes are much higher. The fixture list and Reading facing Huddersfield on the last day mean no live league tables or pocket calculators needed tonight. Win or Blackpool are down.

They’re boosted by their heroics last weekend in grabbing a 1-0 win at Birmingham City and star striker Jerry Yates returns from injury. How much their home fans would love a tangerine dream of a 14th league goal from him tonight and all three points.

A reminder of what's at stake as the sides emerge from the tunnel.

A defeat tonight sends Blackpool down to League One.

A draw wouldn't be much help to the Tangerines either, as they'd need several other results to go their way to still have a chance to stay up on the final day.

If Millwall grab a point they'll move back into the play-off places ahead of the rest of the weekend's action.

But both sides really need three points. Kick-off is moments away.

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Both sides make three changes from their last outings.

Blackpool interim boss Stephen Dobbie hands starts to James Husband, Keshi Anderson and Jerry Yates.

Jordan Thorniley, Josh Bowler and Sonny Carey drop out of the starting line-up.

Ryan Leonard returns from injury for Millwall and Jamie Shackleton and Duncan Watmore also come into the side as full-backs Danny McNamara and Scott Malone and forward Oliver Burke drop down to the Lions bench.

Blackpool XI: Grimshaw, Gabriel, Nelson, Husband, Lyons, Fiorini, Patino, Anderson, Hamilton, Rogers, Yates.

Subs: Maxwell (GK), Connolly, Ekpiteta, Trybull, Bowler, Carey, Holmes.

Millwall XI: Long, Shackleton, Hutchinson, Cooper, Styles, Mitchell, Saville, Leonard, Watmore, Flemming, Bradshaw.

Subs: Bialkowski (GK), McNamara, Malone, Burey, Voglsammer, Burke, Bennett.

The play-offs have bunched up to the point that just four points separate eight sides.

Luton and Middlesbrough have already secured their top-six spots, with the final two places up for grabs.

Even two victories may not be enough for Millwall to extend their season and have a chance of promotion to the Premier League.

The Lions last played in the top flight in 1989-90.

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Millwall have been in the thick of the play-off race for most of 2023 but are now in serious danger of missing out on a place in the top six.

Goals have deserted the side, who have won just one of their past seven games to slip from fifth to seventh.

Back-to-back defeats against Birmingham and Wigan have left the Lions outside of the play-off places on goal difference, while the south-east Londoners have also lost a few to injury.

Victory tonight would allow Gary Rowett's side to steal a march on their rivals and move back up to fifth.

With eighth-placed Blackburn visiting The Den on the final day, Millwall need to rediscover the kind of performances which gave them hope of promotion.

Here's the picture at the bottom, where it is difficult reading for Blackpool fans after Cardiff's 2-1 win at Rotherham last night.

If Blackpool only draw tonight they'll need Reading to drop points against Wigan tomorrow and Huddersfield to lose at Cardiff on Sunday.

To take things to the final day, the Terriers would also need to suffer defeat in their game in hand against already-promoted Sheffield United next Thursday.

Those kind of scenarios are why the Seasiders really need all three points tonight.

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Sitting three points from safety in 23rd place and with goal difference against them, things are looking bleak for Blackpool.

Lose tonight and the Tangerines will be consigned to a place in League One next season.

That's because 22nd-placed Reading face Huddersfield, in 21st, on the final day of the campaign.

Even a draw will not be of much use to Blackpool, who could be relegated over the weekend if results go against them.

That makes this match a must-win for Stephen Dobbie's men if they are to extend their stay in the Championship into a third year.

With just two games left of the regular Championship campaign, two clubs with opposing aims meet in Blackpool.

The hosts are in deep trouble in the relegation battle, and the Tangerines will be relegated if they are defeated.

Meanwhile, visitors Millwall need victory to keep their hopes of promotion alive.

There's a lot at stake, and surely both sides will be going all-out for victory.

Tonight is the time for heroes. Who will step up and which set of fans will have something to shout about come full-time?

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