Lee Clark has sent Rotherham out with a flea in their ears clearly.

They are pressing for an equaliser.

Martin Sherif does some defensive work and heads behind for a Millers corner but they fail to create anything from it.

Harry Gray is trying to get Rotherham going.

Some neat skill gets the 17-year-old Leeds loanee away before he is bundled over for a free-kick.

Josh Benson goes for goal but it is straight at Joe Gauci.

Good play from Rotherham's Harry Gray sees him evade a couple of challenges but his shot is blocked.

Seconds later there is an even better chance for the visitors as Ar'Jany Martha heads inside for Duncan Watmore but he sends a shot wide.

An early chance for a second Port Vale goal.

Kyle John just cannot get proper contact as he tries to steer a cross towards goal.

It bobbles across the face of goal and wide.

Back out and back at it in Burslem.

No changes for either side.

Bromley are inching closer to promotion.

Although the way they finished that first half, they'll have their eyes on all three points tonight, not one.

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The leaders have been made to work hard for parity at the break.

Shrewsbury were worth their early lead thanks to Bradley Ihionvien's neat finish.

John Marquis also had a goal disallowed for the visitors and Grant Smith denied Ismeal Kabia before the leaders levelled seven minutes before the interval.

The visitors failed to deal properly with a corner and Marcus Ifill scored from close range.

Bromley are so good from set pieces and have shown again how important they are to their success this season.

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A Bromley corner in the final seconds of the half.

On the end of it is the home skipper Omar Sowunmi but he heads it over.

Shrewsbury's Bradley Ihionvien berates the assistant for a decision he feels should have gone his way.

Referee Abigail Byrne waves the night's first yellow card at the visiting goalscorer.

We are into three minutes of stoppage time.

Bromley are really trying to force the issue.

Phil Sproson
Former Port Vale captain on BBC Radio Stoke

It’s been spirited.

The change in personnel has done Vale good.

You wouldn’t expect an easy, free-flowing performance.

But they deserve to be ahead and it should easily be 2-0.

Bromley are swarming all over Shrewsbury now with the visitors desperately trying to hold out.

Gavin Cowan's side had controlled things up until conceding that equaliser.

The table makes slightly better reading for Port Vale after that opening period.

They still have 21 points to play for after tonight, remember. Tall task still, of course.

Rotherham equally desperate for points and simply have to turn this game around in the second half to have a shot at survival, surely.

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Former Port Vale captain on BBC Radio Stoke

How have we not scored there?

He did the right thing going around the keeper.

But the ball across goal was at warp speed.

He was probably trying to score himself.

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Ryan Croasdale's sixth-minute goal separates these two strugglers at the break, to the delight of Vale boss Jon Brady.

He finished nicely from the edge of the area after Ethon Archer's initial shot had been blocked.

Joe Gauci denied Sam Nombe a swift reply for Rotherham who have now gone 510 minutes on the road without a goal.

Something to cheer for Port Vale and their boss Jon Brady as they seek consecutive home league wins for the first time since April last year.

Should be 2-0.

Ted Cann comes racing out of his area and slips over, George Hall from a narrow angle cannot find the target and the ball rolls agonisingly wide for the home side.

The Rotherham goalkeeper breathes a sigh of relief.

Only Crawley (14) have fewer than Shrewsbury's 15 away points in League Two so far this season.

This would be some win if they can get it over the line.

Ryan Croasdale is back on for Port Vale after treatment for that knock to the head.

We will have six minutes of stoppage time.