Wolves' Mateus Mane lets loose again but like his early shots zooms it too high of the net.

The winger has been very involved in this match. Something the fans will be thrilled to see but maybe not as thrilled as they are to witness Raul Jimenez putting his match kit on.

Dean Thompson
BBC Three Counties Radio summariser

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Stevenage have just started to grow back into this game, it has been all Wycombe in the first 15 minutes of the second half.

Nothing to separate these two League One sides 20 minutes into the second period.

It's worth pointing out for that these two southern clubs, Chelsea and Tottenham are the two biggest names they could draw if they get through to round two.

A trip to Stamford Bridge or the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium would be rather nice later this month.

Tommy Doyle enters the field as Wolves' first switch after returning from his loan spell with Birmingham City.

He replaces Marshall Munetsi.

Wolves' Kieran Trippier is the next name in the book as he attempts to delay the restart.

Not sure why he's trying to slow down the pace if I'm being honest. Port Vale aren't baring any teeth as it stands.

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We've said that Will Lankshear is out to make a positive impression and he has a go from 20 yards and he is only just off target as his shot goes over.

He would love to break his Boro duck this evening.

First change of the night comes from Vale's bench.

Jaheim Headley is off to make room for Onel Hernandez.

The players are back out and the second period is under way.

Will this half prove decisive or will we need penalties to decide this?

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Superb from Wolves keeper Dan Bentley!

Mo Faal's penalty kick isn't too bad but Bentley reads it well to dive and parry it away with his shin. Quick thinking.

If he's trying to knit together a case for the number one position, that's quite the statement to add.

David Kelly
Former Wolves striker on BBC Radio WM

Yerson Mosquera is pleading his innocence, and the referee is sending him away, he has already made his decision.

That could have been a red card, and I think even he thought he was in a worse position than he has found himself him - no card.

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Oo-er.

There was something of a gasp as Yerson Mosquera is involved in a tangle with an onrushing Mo Faal.

The Wolves man claims there's no foul but the referee doesn't agree and there's no VAR to give him a second chance.

Wolves skipper Toti's clearance is a heart-rate riser.

He delivers it right at George Hall but fortunately for the men in gold, Port Vale aren't able to get a shot off at the net.

Instead it goes up the other end for Kieran Tripper to find Yerson Mosquera. He looks powerful in the air but can't find the target.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

It is surprising that it is 0-0, with the chances that there have been in this game.

You have to say that Wrexham have had the better chances, and Sol Brynn has made some really good saves.

This won't be our starting lineup, but the way he wants to play we will need to be a lot more solid if he wants to play this old school-style football.

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Still awaiting a first goal as the whistle goes at the Riverside.

Wrexham forward Sam Smith had the best chance of the half only to be denied by Sol Brynn, while Will Lankshear has had a couple of moments at the other end.

But overall pretty even and not too surprising given how close they were in the Championship last season.

Could be a very long evening for Port Vale fans if this second half picks up where the first left off.

It's probably safe to assume we are going to see some changes and, perhaps, an old favourite's return to the Molineux...

Time to go again.

Just 60 more seconds of football before the players can enjoy a breather.

A first booking of the season for Wrexham's Lewis O'Brien.

He is the wrong side in chasing back Will Lankshear and when he knocks the new Middlebsrough man to the ground, out comes the yellow card from referee Will Finnie.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

Middlesbrough need to find a way of attacking, but if it breaks down they aren't left open to the attack.

Already in this game we have seen how open Boro have been, when they go forward.

There has been too many chances for Wrexham.

An opportunity for Will Lankshear as he rises highest to meet Callum Brittain's ball to the back post.

But it's a difficult angle and Lankshear gets a bit too much height on his header and it drops just over Danny Ward's goal.