Another big chance for the hosts!

Taylor Perry sees the ball fall nicely for him, but he fires over the crossbar.

Too much power, not enough precision.

Barry Horne
Former Wales and Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Paul Mullin has worked tirelessly and earned his team many yards in the first half.

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We are under way again.

A capacity crowd at the Croud awaits a goal.

I fancy this one could end as a stalemate, but that's the last thing I should be telling you and I've just cursed that anyway.

So expect goals!

No changes from Matt Taylor or Phil Parkinson yet.

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Wales' four English Football League clubs have all enjoyed some special moments in the FA Cup in years gone by.

With Newport County, Swansea City and Wrexham all still currently in the mix, we have recalled some of the most memorable occasions the sides have had in round three of the world's oldest domestic football cup competition.

And Cardiff fans, at least you can remember the Leeds win and watch the goals below as you lick your wounds over yesterday's defeat.

Read more: Wales' greatest FA Cup third-round shocks

Here are the half-time stats...

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Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Croud Meadow

Goalless at the break then - but God knows how!

Every set of home fans everywhere in the country has an 'open goal miss moment' they can still recount with horror, with their eyes closed while letting out a piercing scream… and Shrewsbury Town’s supporters have just had their own ‘Ronny Rosenthal’.

It really would have been easier for Tunmise Sobowale to score when he met Jordan Shipley’s cross two yards out but he somehow cleared the bar.

All around me, it went very quiet - and people are still shaking their heads in disbelief at half-time.

Shrewsbury have had all the chances - and have not taken them.

They could well be made to pay for that.

Barry Horne
Former Wales and Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Wrexham have had to work hard to get to half time at 0-0 and they have rode their luck a little bit to do that as well, they've had moments but have not been of the quality.

If you are in a blue shirt now you're thinking you should be in front, Shrewsbury have had the best chances.

The half-time whistle blows on a frenetic half.

Shrewsbury will feel they should be ahead, but it's all to play for at Croud Meadow.

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Tom O'Connor drives at the Shrewsbury defence, but his cross evades Steven Fletcher.

A strong end to the half for Wrexham.

The hosts dealt with that well.

Good possession for Wrexham at the end of the first half, but few chances for them.

A Wrexham corner flashes across goal and Ben Tozer will now get a chance to launch a trademark long throw.

Barry Horne
Former Wales and Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Wrexham haven't really been able to get past the first line of defence.

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Tom O'Connor gives away a freekick, but Wrexham clear.

They have coped well with the hosts' set-pieces.

Will Shrewsbury rue their missed chances?

Wrexham have really struggled to create anything.

The League One side have been on top, but we are still level.

Barry Horne
Former Wales and Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Wrexham aren't shy in putting the ball in behind today whether it's James McClean, George Evans or Tom O'Connor they are happy to put the ball in behind, Wrexham obviously feel there is going to be some space to be exploited there.

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James McClean and Ryan Bowman go eye-to-eye and are spoken to by the referee.

Passions running high.

Shrewsbury's intensity has put them on top, but it is still 0-0.

Wrexham will probably settle for that at the break on the balance of play so far.

Barry Horne
Former Wales and Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Terrific break from Shrewsbury and a massive let off for Wrexham.

Oh what a miss!

Tunmise Sobowale blazes over after Jordan Shipley's perfect cross.

All he had to do was get over the ball and steer it in, but he blazed over the crossbar.

The hosts should be ahead.

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