Liam Kelly, a survivor of Coventry's League Two play-off success, sees the space open up on the edge of the Luton box. but it's a tame left-footed shot.

He'd be a hugely popular goalscorer but not with shots like that.

Ben Sheaf dawdles on it in midfield and Carlton Morris nips in.

Josh Eccles careers into a few tackles. The fresh blood is having an impact for Coventry.

Who wants this eh? Still another 15 to go...

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In the delay, a sub has been subbed. Kasey Palmer replaced by Josh Eccles for Coventry.

Assistant boss Adi Viveash is doing the good cop side of explaining his withdrawal. Never much fun to be on the end of that.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

My first thought was that the referee has got that right.

There may have been a little contact but he didn't have to go down like that.

Tackles going in all over the place. Crunching. Wince-inducing.

It's not slowing down at all this.

Adrenaline is a powerful thing.

Ethan Horvath down for Luton. Hamstring maybe? Happened as he cleared a ball.

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Jordan Clark is booked for simulation by Michael Oliver, as he chased through a 50-50 with Coventry goalkeeper Ben Wilson.

The Luton man gets there first and then tumbles. The referee has none of it and neither did Andre Marriner in the VAR booth.

Leon Barnett
Former Luton defender on BBC Three Counties Radio

Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu has had a good game and done his job, but we're getting to the stage where you have to start thinking ahead.

Luton don't have many what you'd call comfortable penalty takers on the bench so maybe they try to freshen it up to try to win it before then.

Luke Berry is being sent on for Luton with skipper Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu coming off.

His Premier League dream is in his team-mates' hands now.

Ben Sheaf gets back with Luton teeing chances to smother and get Coventry away from danger.

Then Carlton Morris sprints away down the left, Luke McNally is there with him and then teases the foul out of the Coventry defender.

Free-kick, left side for Jordan Clark...

Carlton Morris nods down a searching diagonal into the Coventry penalty area and Jordan Clark just can't get onto it.

The Hatters come again, Morris this time doesn't move as Fred Onyedinma loops it in and it's a Coventry goal-kick.

Enterprising start by Coventry, as Kasey Palmer is fouled and Jake Bidwell arcs one into the area.

Luke McNally was chasing it, but Luton help it behind for a goal kick.

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First chance of the extra-time period is down to Viktor Gyokeres and Coventry.

The striker rolls Amari'i Bell on half way, turns and spins with the Luton man in his wake, but his flashing half-volley from the edge of the box was straight at Ethan Horvath.

You sense he'll relish this game opening up and becoming stretched with his pace.

Fankaty Dabo is on for Coventry with Brooke Norton-Cuffy making way.

Luton get us going.

Gary McSheffrey
Former Coventry winger on BBC CWR

It got end-to-end didn’t it.

I think there will be more counter attacks and it’s about who can have the most composure.

Fitness levels kick in now.

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Wembley

So it has ended just like the two previous meetings between these two sides this season - in a draw.

But what a great, breathless first 90 minutes it has been.

Wembley has seen some stinkers in the past. Especially in Championship play-off finals. Thankfully, this has not been one of them!

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Thirty more minutes to go then to decide this.

The attendance. which I lost track of in all the excitement, is 85,711 by the way.

Quick breaks being taken on. No golden goals, no easy ways out. Extra time is the full shilling. Tough. Both teams need to be psychologically switched on here.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

It was all Luton in the first half and all Coventry in the second.

They came back well and could have won it.

There are a few tired legs out there and signs of cramp so there will be changes.

This is where you rely on the players on the bench.

Leon Barnett
Former Luton defender on BBC Three Counties Radio

You can already see both teams are knackered, it's been played like a basketball match.

Both teams went head to head. It's phenomenal intensity. They are fatigued heavily. All it's going to take is one moment of magic to win it.

These two teams cannot be separated then after 90 minutes of stubborn, pulsating and sapping football.

Second-half equaliser from Gustavo Hamer - who is off injured for Coventry - cancelled out the opener from Jordan Clark.

Luton lost defender Tom Lockyer early on this one, withdrawn on a stretcher and taken to hospital. We wish him all the best.

Crucial touch by Luke McNally, as Carlton Morris shrugged off a tired Kyle McFadzean and sauntered forward for Luton.

McNally played it and it was gathered by Ben Wilson to end the attack.