On a hat-trick and Oli McBurnie gets on the end of a cross but his effort is straight at Vladan Kovacevic.

He surely has to be playing himself into contention for the Scotland World Cup squad?

He has 19 goals for the season.

Was this the moment?!

Nathan Broadhead does brilliantly for Wrexham on the left and sets it back to Josh Windass on the edge of the box.

Windass is just the man the home side would want on the end of it and he has all the time in the world to pick a finish... but he blazes it over the bar!

Paul Smyth lashes in a stinging drive from the edge of the box which Christian Walton dives to his left to save.

He can only parry the ball back to Dan Bennie lurking in the box but the R's man shows no composure and lashes well over the bar with the keeper in no-man's land.

That's his last involvement as he's off, with Leon Scarlett coming on for his EFL debut.

Into the final 10 minutes we go.

Hull City swap out Liam Millar for Lewis Koumas.

Norwich City bring on Mathias Kvistgaarden for Mohamed Toure.

Big chance for Sam Smith for Wrexham as it's played to the back post but he snatches at the effort from about 10 yards out, trying to take it first time, and makes a poor contact.

Mark Chapman
Presenter on BBC Radio 5 Live

Still Hull with that final play-off spot. A goal for Wrexham at home to Middlesborough where it’s currently 2-2 would change it and Wrexham would go into the play-offs.

Mark Drury
BBC Radio Tees commentator

A hush has descended on the Racecourse, as the nerves continue to rise for Wrexham.

Into the final 10 minutes and the Town fans are in good voice, going through their promotion repertoire, and may also be hinting at a pitch invasion when the full-time whistle goes.

Adam Idah put Swansea 1-0 in front against Charlton in Wales, but Miles Leaburn has equalised for Nathan Jones' visitors.

Stephy Mavididi has given Leicester something to take into League One next season, the relegated Foxes lead Blackburn 1-0 at Ewood Park.

A nervy finish in store for Sheffield Wednesday as they seek to not become the first team in the EPL/EFL era to go a whole league campaign without a home win, as Karlan Grant has halved the deficit for West Brom, and the Owls now only lead 2-1 with 10 minutes to go.

It has gone quiet again.

Norwich have had 65% possession and are still a threat although they waste a free kick by sending it behind.

Hull City are in no rush now - the silence is about nerves rather than what is going on elsehwere.

Phil Parkinson's last roll of the dice as he sends on Davis Keillor-Dunn. Matty James makes way.

Wrexham have used all five of their subs now.

Kieran Morgan is heading off for QPR with Isak Alemayehu coming on (no, he's not named after Alexander, he's not that young).

Paul Smyth has also gone into the book for the visitors after barging into Darnell Furlong under a high ball in the Town box. The caution may actually be for complaining about the award of a free-kick by ref Gavin Ward.

The atmosphere at Pride Park is feeling incredibly flat and the game has followed suit.

The Sheffield United fans seem quite jolly though as Danny Ings prompts a save from the fingertips of Jacob Widell Zetterstrom.

The Rams, though, are utterly despondent. This score line could get worse for them here...

Better from Wrexham as Matty James has a pop but it doesn't really trouble Boro keeper Sol Brynn.

You can feel the tension oozing off the pitch at the Stok Cae Ras.

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All Boro in the past couple of minutes. Can Wrexham turn the tide? They've got 10 minutes plus stoppages to find a winner to snatch a play-off place.

Hull City goalkeeper Ivor Pandur is down with a back injury.

This game was already well behind the rest of the games when we started the second half but this will delay it even more.

Mike Minay
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator at the STōK Cae Ras

After that second goal at Hull, I heard the Wrexham fans that are sat right behind me say “what a stupid game”. They’re suddenly not enjoying it anymore.

Boro almost make the free-kick count. Luke Ayling meets the whipped delivery from the left and glances a header just wide of the far post.

Wrexham need to get up the other end.