That's it! Full-time: Sligo 1-2 Wexford, the hosts are out of the FAI Cup in R1 for the second season running! They won't be happy with how it finished in the dying embers, but only have themselves to blame after missing multiple goalscoring opportunities.

Three minutes of stoppage time to play, can Sligo take this to penalties? Will Wexford hold on?

Disaster for Luke McNicholas, an own goal! Ger Shortt, off the bench, curled a looping cross goalwards and the 'keeper attempted to claim, but didn't grab hold of the ball... instead parrying it into goal at his far post.

WEXFORD GOAL! OUT OF NOWHERE!

Two big chances in quick succession... Fitzgerald feeds Mata with an excellent pass, he rounds Moody but squares back to Will... whose effort is beaten away. Then, Buckley breaches Wexford's backline for Mata -- Moody with a leg save!

Second-half of extra time underway, Moody is booked now for what the referee perceives as timewasting...

What a miss! Sligo fans voice their desire for urgency, with Fitzgerald beating Farrell before crossing for Byrne - O'Sullivan trailing behind him in the box. Somehow, with the goal gaping at his mercy, he heads wide.

Won the penalty, was a nuisance - especially first-half - and Liivak receives a warm reception as he trudges off, with Fitzgerald the latest from Thursday to be introduced now.

Unsurprisingly, it looks as though Liivak's evening is all but over with Will Fitzgerald getting ready to come on now.

Frank Liivak receives medical treatment and is limping heavily after a rough challenge, but continues as he hobbles off with play continuing following a brief stoppage.

No changes by either side after a brief interval, extra-time begins and we're still finely poised in what has been an underwhelming affair despite flashes of promise early in the second-half.

Full-time, an extra half-hour - minimum - is needed to separate these two sides now. 1-1 after 90 minutes.

Three minutes of stoppage-time to come now, can either side secure a late winner? Are we going to extra-time?

Conor Davis on, Conor Barry off for the visitors...

A cheap free-kick to give away, but Moody holds his nerve under pressure from a host of Sligo players in his six-yard box and quells the danger...

Great probing through ball pass by Keena into Byrne, who edges into the box but can't keep his eventual effort down and sees the strike float over the bar.

A whirlwind of changes by both sides in quick succession, making this a more stop-start affair, and Wexford - without warning - gleefully snatch a sneaky leveller.

GOAL! WEXFORD EQUALISE! Dinny Corcoran, straight off the bench, remains cool and pops up in the right place at the right time to poke him a late equaliser as the ball trickles out to him in a goalmouth scramble.

Over the bar! Again it's Keena, and this time he should've done better from close-range but fires his eventual finish wide after good, patient passing work in the build-up down the flank.

Great incisiveness from Keena - exactly what Sligo lacked in the first-half - teeing up Liivak, but great goalkeeping by Moody, rushing off his line to thwart the onrushing forward.

Substitutions aplenty by both sides now, midway through a much busier second-half. Mark Byrne is among those being introduced for the hosts.

Off the post! Keena lets fly from distance, watching his effort crash off the far post and trickle away... he's been very lively as expected since being introduced.

GOAL! KEENA MAKES NO MISTAKE! Cool as you like from twelve yards out, Sligo are ahead after finally getting their spot-kick.

SLIGO PENALTY! Liivak hauled down in the area by Adam Wells...

Thomas Considine has been lively so far after the restart for Wexford, does well to tee up Aaron Dobbs... but he fires wide from close-range!

Confirmation of that change then, as the second-half gets underway: Aidan Keena on, Niall Morahan off.

I'm hearing that Aidan Keena will come on at the start of this second-half, a change Russell will undoubtedly not have wished to make...

Half-time! Sligo 0-0 Wexford at the break, no stoppage time required to finish a drab first-half in truth, McNicholas has made two impressive stops from distance but the hosts will feel hard done by with their lack of luck in the final third. They have to be more incisive with their playmaking though.

Barry curls an effort goalwards, but another good diving catch by McNicholas!

Another handball penalty shout - and the biggest so far - is waved away by the referee once more, this time as Cillian Heaney's goalbound cross hit Paul Cleary on the arm...

Pijnaker has tried, on multiple occasions, to showcase his long ball distribution but he - like many others - is struggling to execute the final pass with much accuracy here. The idea is there, but it's tough to watch.

Crowley's marauding run and effort from distance tests McNicholas, but the 22-year-old's safe hands hold firm. Still goalless after a little over half-an-hour played.

Barlow wins two more free-kicks in quick succession and the commentary team are incredulous, as Conor Barry and Conor Crowley can't really have many complaints for being booked after committing cynical challenges.

Kailin Barlow wins a free-kick in a dangerous position, after being fouled by Harry Groome - the first player to enter the referee's book tonight.

Typical then, that minutes after the previous update, the Sligo crowd roar as two penalty appeals for handballs in quick succession are waved away by the referee.

Unfortunately, not been much in the way of concrete action to report on in the last 10. Wexford look threatening in transition and would\'ve had a penalty, but for a few inches, nothing came of the eventual free-kick.

Wexford - briefly - strung together a few promising passages of passing play, but Moody has again been called into action. This time, he showed great anticipation to thwart a pair of Sligo attackers... again Mata lurking intently.

Mata proving a nuisance for Wexford defenders early on, and now Liivak has a close-range effort swatted away for a corner - which ultimately fizzles out - though Sligo have dominated the early going.

Pitch looking beautiful, the sun is shining on a Sunday evening - a bank holiday I'm told - the two teams are out and kick-off is now underway! Sligo kicking from left to right, armed with an encouraging atmosphere.

Right on cue then with Sligo team news: Liivak, Pijnaker and Mata all start tonight's game for a much-changed Rovers side, while Heaney, Clancy and Barlow are given the opportunity to make their full first-team debuts.

Speaking of Norway... Sligo have just announced on social media that they've officially sold out their home attendance for the UECL second leg tie against Viking FK - to be played on August 11.

As for Sligo, we still await team news but that\'s a good segue to my match preview - hinting that John Russell will ring in the changes for tonight\'s cup clash with an eye on Norway this Thursday in mind. Click on the article tab to read that!

Wexford team news: Just one change for today's visitors, as Adam Wells starts ahead of Len O'Sullivan, while Shay O'Leary is named among the substitutes.

My name's Mosope Ominiyi, I'll be taking you through the evening's action from The Showgrounds. Sligo, still in Europe, will hope they can also remain in the domestic cup competition after losing in R1 this time last year.

Good evening everyone and welcome to today's live play-by-play commentary, as Sligo Rovers host Wexford FC in the First Round of this season's FAI Cup. Kick-off to come at 6pm, team line-ups shortly.