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So we've got less than 20 minutes to go in this one.

Can Barnsley hang on, and maybe even win it despite being down to 10 men?

Or will Sheffield Wednesday make that extra man count and make it up to the Championship?

Let us know on social media using #bbcefl.

The double change for Barnsley sees Devante Cole go off for Luke Thomas, while Josh Benson comes on for Herbie Kane.

Barry Bannan sends in the corner and the header is off target.

There will be a few changes now for Barnsley...

Barry Bannan picks the ball up in his own half, then plays it on to Marvin Johnson.

His cross is blocked and a corner is earned.

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Wembley

Both gaffers will be grateful for this drinks break.

Barnsley have been super since being reduced to 10 men when Adam Phillips was sent off but can they keep it up for another 23, possibly 53, minutes?

As ex-Wednesday boss Brian Laws has said on BBC Radio Sheffield, the Owls have not made anything like enough of their man advantage so far.

They have to find a way to make it count.

Brian Laws
Ex-Sheff Wed manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

The sending-off has re-energised Barnsley and galvanised them and made them a more dangerous force because they're more unpredictable.

The opposition has got to find a way to utilise that extra man and I think Wednesday have struggled with that so far.

Another drinks break is called and Barnsley head coach Michael Duff is busy barking instructions.

He has had plenty to change since Adam Phillips was shown a straight red card early in the second half.

Barnsley just keep coming. They set themselves for another long throw.

This one is onto the head of Sheffield Wednesday defender Reece James. The Owls clear.

Lee Gregory tries to get in behind Barnsley's defence, but gives away a free-kick at the edge of the area.

Not sure if the Tykes defender knew Gregory was lurking.

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Sheffield Wednesday unite in one thunderous voice of encouragement as Dominic Iorfa has a cross blocked.

The Owls are trying to work the extra space they have now.

Josh Windass finds some of it, but drags a shot wide from outside the area.

Brian Laws
Ex-Sheff Wed manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

Sheffield Wednesday are not using that extra man they've got, they're still staying in that same mode of play.

Wednesday have just got to try to get those passes together and make the Barnsley players run around a wee bit.

Barnsley have been brought to life since Adam Phillips was sent off.

The game in general has been ignited as a spectacle.

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Here's what some people using #bbcefl think of that red card for Adam Phillips:

James Hammond: Barnsley absolutely screwed by VAR twice in 5 minutes, awful officiating.

Dan Tracey: If it's not a penalty for Barnsley minutes before, I'm not sure how they are now down to 10 men.

Chris: I don't think for a second Phillips meant to do that, but that doesn't get any prettier with every replay they show.

Gerry Wright: Def red, so late, so dangerous.

David Preece
Former Barnsley keeper on BBC Radio Sheffield

The game has absolutely opened up. The sending-off, instead of decelerating, has accelerated it wide open.

It's gone from end to end.

Barnsley at this moment don't even look like they've got a player down.

Now it is Harry Isted who has to be alert in Barnsley's goal.

A low cross into the box is deflected goalward by a defender and Isted gets low to make the save.

The keeper then jumps on the ball before Michael Smith can latch onto the rebound.

It's end-to-end action all of a sudden.

Cameron Dawson is called into action by Nicky Cadden whose rising shot needed dealing with.

Barry Bannan starts and tries to finish a move with a stunning curled effort.

He tees it up beautifully, but sees his shot curl beyond the far post for Sheffield Wednesday.

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Wembley

WOW.

Where was this in the first 45 minutes?!

Barnsley might be a man down but they are in the ascendancy now.

They know their best chance to win this now is almost certainly going to be in the 90.

Oh so close from Barnsley.

Sheffield Wednesday are not able to properly clear the danger from a long throw and a long-range effort clatters the crossbar.

The initial shot comes from Nicky Cadden but Liam Kitching directs his header onto the bar.

Brian Laws
Ex-Sheff Wed manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

It's wild, it looks reckless and I don't think he's given the referee much option.