Wigan want another penalty and it's Maleace Asamoah causing problems again.

It's careless from Jordan Storey at the back for Preston, he doesn't realise Asamoah is so close to him and let's the striker nip ahead of him.

Asamoah goes down again but the referee isn't having it. I'd argue that was more of a penalty than the one that was given...

Vale's final sub as Dajaune Brown replaces Ben Waine.

Robert Earnshaw
Former Nottingham Forest and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

That's very silly from Omari Hutchinson. He's a talented player but Lewis O'Brien is not going to run away from him. Hutchinson has the pace to catch him up.

It's game-management. You've got to understand the moment.

Omari Hutchinson gets himself a yellow card for shoving Lewis O'Brien to the ground near the touchline to cost Forest some valuable seconds. Douglas Luiz then joins his team-mate in the book for a number of fouls.

Fleetwood's Shaun Rooney has his head in his hands after heading over from six yards out. A Vale player did seem to have a hold of his shirt though.

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Remember, if it's level at 90 minutes it is on to 30 minutes of extra-time and then if needed penalties.

Forest with about 10 minutes to save themselves.

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Preston are pressing for an equaliser now but Michael Smith's header is wide of the target.

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A corner comes in for Fleetwood and Zech Medley's shot from the edge of the box is deflected over.

Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Cymru

It's important that Wrexham aren't just sitting back and soaking up pressure.

They're still looking to create chances, and you get the impression there are a few chances left in this game for both teams.

Vale send on Jaheim Headley for Marvin Johnson.

Clinton Morrison
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at the Stok Cae Ras

What a cup tie, absolutely brilliant, exactly what you want on a Friday night. It's end to end and we still don't quite know who's going to win it.

That's a shocker from Callum Wright!

The Wigan midfielder goes for power but smashes the ball high over the bar!

Let off for Preston and they are still in with a shout at Deepdale.

Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Cymru

Nobody is leaving this stadium early.

For anyone listening, do not turn your radios off. This game is not done yet.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at Stok Cae Ras

You could cut the tension with a knife right now.

This contest remains finely poised, and you wouldn't bet against Forest having at least one decent chances in these final stages.

A penny for your thoughts, Mr Reynolds.

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Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator at the Stok Cae Ras

Wrexham continue to defend like demons. Every time the ball comes into the box there is a red shirt throwing themselves in the way.

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It's nearly all MK Dons now. Aaron Collins heads over the bar from six yards out. Unmarked.

Neco Williams with a goalbound shot for Forest, but Callum Doyle with a vital block and then again to charge down Nicolo Savona's opportunity.

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Wigan have got a penalty!

Excellent run from Maleace Asamoah down the left, he gets into the box and then goes down after a little shove from Preston wing-back Pol Valentin.

This time the referee points to the spot.

It took a deflection to take it in but Harrison Bettoni's goal was the first shot on target in the match.