Andrei Coubis kicks the ball away to prevent Millwall taking a quick throw.

The Romanian has a caution to go with his goal now.

Paul Mortimer
Former Charlton midfielder on BBC Radio London

I know Millwall are 2-1 down but the game is there for them.

Now they've got to play with a bit more urgency and that is an energy thing as well because Lincoln will start to frustrate.

The quality hasn't been what Millwall will want.

They need to keep that momentum.

Radek Vitek has to be alert to fly off his line and throw himself at the feet of Jack Moylan as the Boro defence is split by a low pass and divert the ball away with his legs.

Moylan might not have got a touch, actually, couldn't quite get his feet sorted out to get a toe-poke away.

Kyrell Lisbie's first goal for Millwall since joining from Peterborough in the summer has given the home side and their fans renewed impetus.

Tristan Crama just overhits a cross but, Lincoln are defending more and more now.

Martin Payero and Jordan Zemura replace Krepin Diatta and Myron Boadu for Watford.

Edo Kayembe just went close to doubling the Hornets' lead when he leapt onto a poor pass-back by Charlton goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo but he is denied by the keeper.

Kayembe, a minute later, is then kept out again by Okonkwo from range.

Oh my, straight after the Millwall goal there is a huge chance for Lincoln to restore their two-goal lead.

Max Crocombe tips away Freddie Draper's effort but straight to Reeco Hackett who cannot direct his effort on target.

That is Hackett's last contribution with Daniel Oyegoke replacing him.

Wave after wave of Boro pressure now and Neto Borges (again!) arrives late to meet a cross following a shot corner with a near-post header but can only send his effort over the near post.

Will Fish has come on to try and shore up the Cardiff defence (no pun intended).

Chris WIllock makes way, which surely just means one fewer outlet for City when they do get the ball back.

Another glimpse of goal for Neto Borges who is found lurking on the edge of the box but is leaning back as he slams a left-footed shot well over the angle of post and bar.

He's picked up some fantastic positions today, though. Could have had a couple already.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

Will Lankshear gets it on his left foot and bends it around the keeper and Boro are back in this game.

The momentum has swung.

George Wickens is alive to a Millwall threat.

Lyndon Dykes heads across goal and Wickens claws away Luke Cundle's flick.

We are past the hour mark and that is the best moment of this second-half for the home side.

Nathan Jones, who brought on Alan Mwamba for the booked Oliver Skipp at half-time, has made three more alterations following that Watford goal.

Karlan Grant, Danny McNamara and Conor Coventry make way for Harvey Knibbs, Charlie Kelman and Sonny Carey.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

It's a really good goal. Tommy Conway swings it onto his right foot and it's into the net.

It's certainly game on.

The midfield looks totally different.

Here come Lincoln again.

Reeco Hackett escapes down the left and tries to chip Max Crocombe but his effort sails wide.

Milwall just cannot get anything going.

Aidan Morris darts in behind the City defence to control a ball over the top and manages to hold off Krystian Bielik and nip past Nathan Trott but his touch takes him wide of goal and the keeper is able to smother his effort from an angle on the right and the Bluebirds eventually scramble the ball away.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

What a chance!

Lankshear does well. I actually thought he was offside. He puts it on his side foot.

Boro have had chances and if they put one away the whole atmosphere in this stadium will change.

They have to put on the pressure. They have to play with a really high tempo.