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There's more emotions, more goals and more drama yet to be played in the National League play-offs and we won't have to wait long to get it.

Boreham Wood welcome Forest Green Rovers on Wednesday evening in a bid to join Scunthorpe in the play-off semi-finals.

The winner of that gets to play Carlisle United on Sunday lunchtime.

See you tomorrow!

Glenn Pennyfather
Former Southend midfielder on BBC Radio Essex

Blues are going to Wembley in the FA Tophy final but that won't be a lot of comfort at the moment. Trust me. They'll look forward to that when it comes.

They'll be hurting really bad. We have to be honest about tonight. Blues were not in the game in the first half. They were out-muscled and bullied, and you have to give credit to Scunthorpe. Their set up was perfect tonight.

Blues just couldn't get a foothold tonight. Its a bitter pill to swallow, but they've just come up short tonight.

Ollie Turner
BBC Radio Humberside sports reporter

Scunthorpe United celebrate in front of their home supporters for one final time this season, before they head to Spotland on Sunday.

I'll be making an early departure from my May Bank Holiday in Lincolnshire for that one!

Steve Torpey
Former Scunthorpe striker on BBC Radio Humberside

What a game. Everything you want from a team. Hard work, determination - all the cliches we talk about. The question tonight was could they step up when they needed to, and the answer was yes.

Southend huffed and puffed, Scunthorpe defended so well, including the midfield three.

One down, two more to go!

Scunthorpe are heading to a semi-final clash with Rochdale after knocking out Southend.

In a mirror image of their game at the Attis in February, Callum Roberts lone strike gives Scunthorpe a 1-0 win and this one will feel all the sweeter.

Southend enjoyed a surge towards the back end of that match, but none of their efforts really threatened, and once Harry Taylor was shown a red card for a second yellow in injury time, the writing was on the wall.

The Iron earned promotion to the National League through a play-off final victory last season. Can they do it for a second time in a row?

Southend have a throw-in that results in a corner.

Clock's still ticking...

Harry Taylor picks up a second yellow and his given his marching orders.

That should be that for Southend.

What a sour end.

Oliver Ewing heads to the bench as Ross Barrows comes on to see this through for Scunthorpe.

Nothing left on the clock now.

Southend's Gus Scott-Morriss is shown a yellow in the aftermath of a free-kick call that goes his side's way.

The visitors are piling on the pressure now.

There are SEVEN minutes left until Scunthorpe can claim their semi-final showdown against Rochdale.

That's IF Southend don't have something to say about it.

Goalscorer Callum Roberts and Danny Whitehall go off huffing and puffing having give it their all. On comes Declan Howe and Kian Scales.

A place in the semi-finals is within their grasps now.

Former Iron Tom Hopper is introduced to make his 100th appearance for Southend in place of Oli Coker.

Warren Muggleton
BBC Essex Sports reporter

Southend need to throw that kitchen sink again - and fridge - and cooker.

Its crunch time in the play-offs once again for Southend United

Alfie Beestin sneaks beyond the Southend defence and leaves them in his wake.

He sets the ball off to Oliver Ewing but the flag raises for offside much to the relief of the travelling support.

That miss will be Andy Dallas' last contribution.

He's switched out for Charley Kendall, while Joe Gubbins makes room for Jack Bridge.

Southend's throw-in gets into the middle of the box and Andy Dallas clutches at the chance to try and find a leveller.

It's sloppy though and balloons well past the goal.

Glenn Pennyfather
Former Southend midfielder on BBC Radio Essex

I thought it (the Gubbins chance) was a gimme. We haven't got the best view, but for me - he needs to stick that in the back of the net. It came at pace, but you've got to get a contact on that. Got to.

Patrick Jones has put in a good shift for Scunthorpe but the hosts are starting to lose a grip on this match and he goes off to rest his tired legs.

Alfie Beestin comes on to try and hold on to this lead.

Another Southend corner.

It doesn't amount to much but when Harry Boyes crosses a stellar ball into the box from the recycled attack, it's missed by inches by Joe Gubbins.

He connects, that's going in.

Southend starting to gain some momentum now.

Steve Torpey
Former Scunthorpe striker on BBC Radio Humberside

They're sticking to task, putting in blocks, picking up their men, and doing their individual duties.

Also, they're really compact. Even when Southend do shoot, they're putting in blocks and deflections.

Southend get themselves a corner but Harry Cardwell's header is to nowhere in particular.