Three changes this time for Wrexham.

On come Kieffer Moore, Bailey Cadamarteri and debutant Ben Whiteman following his switch from Preston.

Off go Ollie Rathbone, Sam Smith and Matty James.

Mike Taylor
BBC WM commentator

That wasn't offside, we had a much better view and that was never offside!

We have never held a flag in our lives, so I do feel for the referees trying to look in three places at once, but that wasn't offside.

The volume went up as Raul Jimenez is set up for a one-v-one with the keeper. The flag is soon up though and the Wolves fans sit back down in their seats.

Czech Republic international Ladislav Krejci and the pacey Jackson Tchatchoua are brought on for the hosts as Yerson Mosquera and Rodrigo Gomes take a seat.

Some very promising link-up play between Middlesbrough's two new forwards.

Kyle Joseph drops in and plays a terrific pass inside the defence for Will Lankshear to run onto but on his left foot, he leans back and put his shot over from the edge of the box.

Into the final 10 minutes and we are reaching the point where another goal now would surely settle this one.

If not, we are in for some early season penalty fun.

Two changes now for Middlesbrough.

Kyle Joseph makes his debut after a summer switch from Hull and George Edmundson also enters the action.

Jeremy Sarmiento and Max Arfsten are withdrawn.

Wolves don't deal well with a loose ball in the box and Vale substitute Oli Lynch scrambles to try and punish them. Keeper Dan Bentley knocks it for a corner before he can.

This could be something for the visitors to get their teeth into. It's been a while.

A goal down and now Phil Parkinson has turned to his bench.

Newcomer Danny Imray's race is run and Ryan Longman has taken his place.

Will Lankshear will be feeling great about life right now.

It's not the Championship, but it's an all-important first competitive goal for Middlesbrough.

If he can fire, Boro could have a great season.

More changes from Port Vale.

George Hall and George Byers make room for Ben Waine and Ryan Croasdale.

If they want to save themselves from being knocked out, these substitutions are going to have put in a monster shift.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

More than ever now, Middlesbrough need to be solid for the next 10 minutes.

Don't let Wrexham counter-attack and keep hold of the ball - they need to take control.

Yerson Mosquera does a great job to rush into the box and provide a sliding tackle as Vale make a good move forward. Worth remembering he conceded a penalty not long ago.

He seems to have hurt himself a tad in the process but he's back up and trying to walk it off for now.

Some superb cultured play from Callum Doyle from that left of the three-man defence. He slides a gorgeous pass into the inside left channel towards Sam Smith.

Sol Brynn comes racing off his line, Smith goes down and the ball goes dead.

There is no contact between forward and goalkeeper so referee Will Finnie decides that Smith has dived.

Not sure he did - he almost tripped over his own feet - but perhaps a good incentive to discourage others from trying something similar.

Mike Taylor
BBC WM commentator

Wolves are really keen for some more now, they have really got a taste for it.

The crowd are really getting into this match, as one of their most loved players re-enters the pitch, Raul Jimenez is back on the pitch in gold.

Welcome back, Raul.

The home fans have been singing his dedicated Si Senor song since kick-off and they finally get to roar Raul Jimenez home as he replaces Mateus Mane.

Toti is off and hands over his captain's armband to Kieran Trippier. Nasser Djiga is on.

Port Vale exchange Mo Faal and the booked Jordan Gabriel for Oli Lynch and Kyle John.

Wolves' Mateus Mane lets loose again but like his earlier shot 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 excited as they are to witness Raul Jimenez putting his match kit on.

Dean Thompson
BBC Three Counties Radio summariser

Image source, PA Media

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.