Calvin Andrew
Ex-Rochdale forward on BBC Radio Manchester

Rochdale need to make the most of this while Scunthorpe are struggling.

There is no way they are going to come out for the second half playing this poor, so Rochdale need to grab another.

Devante Rodney bursts through the Iron midfield but is wiped out by a body-check from Branden Horton, who has his name taken for his trouble.

Ollie Hannant sends in another dangerous set-piece from the Dale right but Iron forward Danny Whitehall is back in his own box to get a vital head on it.

There's a bubbling atmosphere at the Crown Oil Arena as the home side have calmed any nerves with that goal after just 150 seconds.

Will Evans the unfortunate man to turn Luke Hannant's left-wing cross into his own net under pressure from the lurking Manny Dieseruvwe.

Callum Roberts has seen an effort saved by Ollie Whatmuff as the Iron try to get back on terms, however.

Paul Huntington
Former Carlisle captain on BBC Radio Cumbria

There is a lot of disappointment around the place at the moment.

The sending-off was obviously a huge turning point, but we rode our luck anyway.

Paul Huntington
Former Carlisle captain on BBC Radio Cumbria

Carlisle gave it a go in the second half of the 90 minutes but came up short on the day. Boreham Wood have deserved it and credit to them.

Boreham Wood will play in the National League promotion final at Wembley for the first time in eight years next Saturday.

They will face the winner of Rochdale v Scunthorpe as they seek to reach the EFL for the first time in their history.

Abdul Abdulmalik fired them ahead on 28 minutes as his shot crept past Gabe Breeze, though Morgan Feeney levelled for the hosts just before the break.

Carlisle sub Junior Luamba was sent off in the first period of extra time for a lunge on Zak Brunt and it was Brunt who coolly dinked the winner in the second period of extra time, his second dramatic winner in four days and secure a deserved win for Luke Garrard's side.

Chaos in the Wood penalty area.

Keeper Gabe Breeze is up for a set-piece in the final seconds of added time, and gets a shot away, but there's no Jimmy Glass moment as it's blocked and the ball is eventually claimed by opposite number Ted Curd.

Into THREE added minutes at the end of extra time.

Three minutes from Wembley, for Boreham Wood.

Three minutes from the beach, for Carlisle.

Aaron Hayden, up from the back, rises highest to meet a cross from the right but his header drifts inches past Ted Curd's right-hand post.

Is that United's final chance?

Cameron Coxe had the chance to win it for Wood as they pinched possession and had a three-on-two break, only to lose steam on the edge of the box and be crowded out by a defender.

So stretched, understandably, at the moment.

Abdul Abdulmalik gets a curtain-call, with Cameron Coxe, a defender, coming on to try and secure Wood's path to Wembley.

FOUR minutes remain, plus stoppages.

Josh Landers exchanges passes with Abdul Abdulmalik as Wood try to break and then hares into the box to collect his cross and then try and get a shot away, though a defender takes the sting off it, allowing Gabe Breeze to gather.

Ryan Galvin makes way for Carlisle with Bevis Mugabe coming on to add some threat in the box, you'd imagne.

The teams news is nice and easy for this one - both sides are unchanged from their last matches.

Rochdale start with the same XI that began their promotion crunch with York last Saturday, including Emmanuel Dieseruvwe who thought he had scored the goal that had returned Dale to League Two before the Minstermen's even later equaliser.

Scunthorpe's goalscorer from Tuesday night's eliminator win over Southend, Callum Roberts, starts and captains the Iron.

Rochdale: Whatmuff, Gordon, East, Ebanks-Landell, Gilmour, Dieseruvwe, Rodney, Hannant, Adebayo-Rowling, Moss, Perry.

Subs: Pettit, Pritchard, Beckwith, Baptiste, Francis, Smith, Henderson,

Scunthorpe: L Jones, Horton, Belehouan, Evans, Whitehall, Roberts, Rowley. P Jones, Ewing, Westbrooke, Denton.

Subs: Mahady, Rose, Boyce, Howe, Beestin, Scales, Barrows.

Carlisle are trying to get something going and Boreham Wood are dropping rather deep now.

James Phillips
BBC Radio Cumbria Sport commentator

Carlise have to be brave here. They need to move the ball quicker.