We're into four minutes of added time.

Harrison Reed's corner isn't dealt with by Nathan Bishop but Wimbledon manage to hack it clear.

The keeper hasn't looked convincing at all from corners.

Myles Hippolyte has a go from range. He hits it well enough but it's always rising.

Now time for the age-old chant of 'Is there a fire drill?' as some Chelsea fans make their way to the Tube.

Oles and applause from the Luton fans as they enjoy watching their side enjoy a nice spell of possession.

They play some decent stuff, do Jack Wilshere's side.

A fifth and final Chelsea change as Jamie Gittens replaces Estevao.

For Luton, Devante Cole and Nahki Wells replace Callum Marshall and Kasey Palmer.

Macauley Zepa stands one up to the far post and Rodrigo Muniz shins the most audacious of overhead kicks over the top.

Would've been quite the goal.

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Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Stamford Bridge

Just when Jack Wilshere had really gambled going with two up top, Hakeem Odoffin put it into the roof of the net.

It feels like it is the end for Luton, they're not going to come back from this unless there is some sort of miracle.

They have defended heroically this evening but it looks like game, set and match for Chelsea.

Unless something miraculous happens, Chelsea will host Leeds in the third round.

Kenny Tete takes things into his own hands, quite literally, as he handballs when trying to referee the game.

Rightly carded.

Ryan Sessegnon aims the long ball into the path of Rodrigo Muniz, who heads down for Emile Smith Rowe to volley over the top.

One change for Fulham at the break as Oscar Bobb comes off for Macauley Zepa.

Cole Palmer makes a burst into the box but he's tackled just as he's about to pull the trigger.

He's also limping a bit now.

We go again for the second half.

He's on now.

Joao Pedro still isn't allowed on the pitch.

Oh wait, Danny Welbeck took too long coming off the pitch so Joao Pedro is forced to wait for a minute before coming on.

There's the new rule coming into play.

A standing ovation for debutant Danny Welbeck as he jogs off for Joao Pedro.

'Jolene' is being played through the speakers at Craven Cottage at half-time in tribute to Dolly Parton, who sadly passed away on Tuesday.