Both sides have been much improved in the second half but we're still waiting for that one magic moment, can either team produce to claim all three points?

Cardiff have sent on Ollie Tanner, David Turnbull and Famara Diedhiou, while Sondre Tronstad and John Buckley have been booked for the visitors.

We're into the last 10 minutes here.

Toby Lock
MK Citizen's sports editor on BBC Three Counties Radio

The corridor of uncertainity, that is middle stump from (Kyran) Lofthouse.

Matt Dennis just gave up on that fantastic ball.

So frustrating.

In a game like this you have to gamble on that, on your team-mate getting the ball across.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

The second half has been a lot more entertaining than the first - at least for the visiting fans.

Albion have upped the tempo and are deservedly ahead now - Mickey Johnston's goal just now was a fine individual effort.

But Argyle fans might be starting to get a bit worried - they have still not had a shot on target this evening and their winless run will extend to four games if this one does indeed end in defeat tonight.

Crawley lead at Plough Lane! Danilo Orsi is there to tap home from yards out after a long throw is flicked on.

His 17th goal of the season.

Another red card! Will Boyle sent off for Wrexham, both teams are down to 10 men. He's picked up his second booking.

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

Ipswich aren't playing well enough but I thought that was alright...

Rotherham's press is better than Ipswich's passing out from the back so for a period of time they have to stop doing it.

A little bit of feeling creeping into the game now but that doesn't do anyone any harm.

Ipswich have just got to match them. If Rotherham are going to be a little bit silly, we've got to match them.

So close to a second for Peterborough!

Ephron Mason-Clark plays Joel Randall in on goal.

He deftly flicks the ball over the goalkeeper but it drifts wide.

A triple change for Blackpool as they try to keep their Wembley dream alive in this EFL Trophy semi-final.

Phil Bowers
Journalist, BBC Radio Stoke

It has been an even and lively game here so far.

Vale's goal at the moment is living a rather charmed life though.

Carlos Mendes Gomes almost extends the lead as he picks up Kyle Dempsey's cross but he shoots just wide.

Cambridge make a triple substitution as they try and get back in the game.

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Ipswich had the chance to quell the Rotherham threat but Millers goalkeeper Viktor Johansson keeps the lead at just the one goal.

Conor Chaplin rolls Wes Burns into the box as he tracks the pass and the Ipswich forward rides a sliding challenge from Peter Kioso before shooting but the 'Viking' blocks it.

Had he gone down, possible spot-kick. But fair play to Burns, he stayed on his feet.

There's a very different feel to this game now and the away side are well worth their lead.

They've really taken the game to Plymouth in this second half and Jed Wallace hit the post before Nathaniel Chalobah's towering header forced a good save from Pilgrims keeper Conor Hazard.

Chalobah, John Swift and Andreas Weimann are all off for the visitors, with Grady Diangana, Okay Yokuslu and Mikey Johnston on in their place as the Baggies aim to take the points.

West Brom in full control now, not much of a reaction from the home side.

Jo Tessem
Ex-Southampton midfielder on BBC Radio Solent

What Southampton have done better is they've got players with more pace. You can see how important it is to have pace in football.

Southampton put on a little bit of pressure. Maybe Hull are starting to tire, they are working so hard. They know Southampton are going to play football and they have to keep pressure on all the time.

If Southampton have any chance of getting back into this, they need a goal soon.

Twenty minutes to go.

Southampton are certainly more dynamic in their bid to turn the game around.

Joe Aribo's shot was blocked and David Brooks put his attempt over the bar.

No breakthrough though.

This one looks done and dusted.

Emmanuel Adegboyega has surely wrapped things up. He is left unmarked in the box after a corner is cleared, turns and finishes well at the near post!

Much better from Cardiff here, they're really starting to take the game to Blackburn.

Rovers had looked totally out of sorts.

Karlan Grant sent a free kick from all of 30 yards whistling over the bar.

But John Eustace decided he had seen enough and threw on Tyrhys Dolan and John Buckley.

The changes have kicked their team into gear and Dolan has just had his side's first effort on target.

There's life in this one yet!

Paul Dixon
BBC Three Counties Radio

10-men, potential goal carnage, confusion and now multiple changes...

Dan Kemp is coming off.

In the time he has been here he has come off this sort of time many times.

Wrexham have brought on 26-goals worth of talent though.

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Southampton applying the squeeze to Hull.

Two of Russell Martin's subs combine, as David Brooks tees up Che Adams.

The Scotland striker lets one go but it's sears wide of the target.