The home side's Ethan Pye chops down Kyran Lofthouse on the edge of the area and it's a clear yellow card - the trouble is it's his second and his afternoon is over.

The referee has blown the full-time whistle and it is a big three points for the Valiants!

Jayden Stockley's ninth goal of the season for Port Vale four minutes from time won all three points for the visitors in a scrappy local derby.

Vale leapfrog AFC Wimbledon - who take on Walsall this afternoon - into third spot and the automatic promotion places following only their second league away win in 11 matches.

Vale boss Darren Moore goes over to the travelling fans to punch the air in delight, celebrating his side's third away win at Gresty Road in a row - the first time they have achieved such a feat since 1952.

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If this was a boxing match it might have been stopped an hour ago, but as it is, we've reached the final whistle.

Charlton were excellent: bright, positive and pretty clinical when it mattered. Huddersfield were none of those things.

This was a match between 4th and 6th but on this showing there's only one team who will be playing beyond 3 May, and they wear red and white.

Matty Godden's flashing header after 30 seconds set the tone, Tyreece Campbell found the bottom corner either side of half-time, and Greg Docherty's thunderbolt found the net via the bar and the back of unfortunate keeper Lee Nicholls, who is the only reason the margin of victory wasn't wider.

The Addicks are looking up, the Terriers need to look out below.

The points are shared at The Wham Stadium.

Not a game that will live long in the memory in truth. Neither side showed enough attacking quality to threaten to win the match in a bitty and scrappy affair - Accrington's second goalless draw in seven days.

Into four minutes of additional time, and the Addicks fans are urging their side on in search of a fifth.

Who knows how important goal difference might be come the end of the season?

There have been a minimum of TEN minutes of additional time at Gresty Road.

Andy Kiwomya
Ex-Bradford forward and head of performance on BBC Radio Leeds

It just shows you how desperate Bradford City are getting when your central defenders are shooting from 25-30 yards out.

Bradford look like they are settling for a point, and if you can't win it, don't lose it.

At the end of the day it is a point gained away from home.

There have been a minimum of five minutes of additional time added on at the Wham Stadium.

Bradford fans may have expected more due to the amount of Accrington players that have gone down with cramp in the second half.

In the second minute of it, Aden Baldwin's strike from distance goes well wide for the visitors.

Three changes for Burton.

Rumarn Burrell, Kgaogelo Chauke and Ryan Sweeney are off.

On come Julian Larsson, Jason Sraha and Dylan Williams.

It all looks pretty academic though.

Chuks Aneke picks Matty Pearson's pocket on the left and drives into space before squaring to Kaheim Dixon, who misses the ball six yards out under pressure from Brodie Spencer.

Spare a thought for Spencer, he was in the Northern Ireland side which lost 5-1 to Sweden on Tuesday night and has shipped another four this afternoon... so far.

They all want in on the act... Kaheim Dixon picks up the ball on the left and opts to have a dig from 25-yards, sending his effort high and wide of Lee Nicholls goal.

Tom McIntyre is on for the final five minutes of normal time for the hosts, replacing Conor Coventry, who has been top notch.

Icelandic striker Benony Andresson jogs on for Stockport to replace Isaac Olaofe.

Andresson got a couple of goals for Iceland's under-21s in the week.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

You have to ask how hard have Charlton had to work in this game, they have look good and sharp.

But they have been given the ball in key areas too many times today.

They have stayed disciplined and haven't done anything too spectacular.

Chuks Aneke latches on to a flick from Karoy Anderson and fires in a 20-yard effort which skids past Lee Nicholls and inside the post.

Aneke sinks to his knees as he realises the flag has gone up, ruling out his second goal of the season in his 22nd appearance.

It probably should be 3-0 as Isaac Olaofe goes clear but balloons his shot well over the bar - he might have had a hat-trick today but one will do if they hold on to the three points.

Straight after the goal, Stockport bring on Owen Moxon for skipper Lewis Bate.

Former Stockport man Jack Stretton is on for Burton in place of Anthony Forde.

Terriers on the attack.

Ben Wiles takes a short corner and the ball is eventually worked into the Charlton box where it breaks to Callum Marshall. He fires in a low bouncer through a crowd which is routine for Will Mannion in the middle of his goal.

Ironic cheers from the Town fans behind the goal as they muster another attempt on target, mind...

Huge chance to break the deadlock again goes to the visitors.

Jayden Stockley's cross from the right-hand side finds Ryan Croasdale but he can only direct his effort straight at Filip Marschall.