A few more third tier goals to update you on.

Champions Birmingham have had their advantage at Cambridge wiped out, while Mansfield have doubled their lead at home to Exeter.

Charlton lead at home to Burton, and Rotherham are level at home to Peterborough.

A second yellow card for the visitors and it's Sean Clare who collects the caution.

Barnsley's Marc Roberts needs some attention and it's a blood injury which necessitates a bandage and a change of shirt.

It's not looking good for Salford at present BUT there is still a long way to go Jim!

And there is almost a third for the visitors as Jacob Chapman has to beat away Dan Agyei's shot.

It's just so easy for Orient to cut through this Huddersfield defence - if that's not doing the word 'defence' a disservice...

A chance for Alassana Jatta!

He's picked out in the box and manages to get a foot on the cross but slips in the process and can't recover quick enough to beat the keeper.

Gary Jones
Former Bradford City captain

It looked a definite penalty, but what an opportunity.

It was a golden chance for Alex Pattison.

What an opportunity, he tried to find the bottom corner but it just hit his studs.

A big goal at Accrington, where Will Grigg has given Chesterfield the lead at the WHAM Stadium.

With results as they are, that would put Paul Cook's side in the play-offs, a position they haven't been in since January. Perfect timing.

Still comfortable for Leyton Orient who are on course for the League One play-offs for the first time since 2014 when they almost went the whole way by losing on penalties in the final to Rotherham.

You feel they have a third goal in them.

They are getting close Walsall but still no dice.

Taylor Allen is just on the other side of the white lines of the penalty box as he lets rip, fizzing his shot wide but there's not much in it.

Leyton Orient's Jamie Donley collects the game's first caution for dragging his man back.

A nice easy one for referee Dean Whitestone.

Alex Pattison's shot is easily saved by Jay Lynch in the Fleetwood goal.

The promotion chasers have shaded this so far but they'd love a goal before the break to show for their endeavours.

Michael Cheek has already sewn up the League Two top scorer accolade for the season, but he's not done yet.

A 23rd of the campaign has given Bromley the lead at home to Cheltenham.

A first season in the EFL looks set to end in the top half. A fine effort from Andy Woodman's side.

Charlie Savage hits a free-kick wide for Reading who can't find a breakthrough - the news from Huddersfield isn't helping either.

Just past the 30-minute mark at Valley Parade.

City are going up as it stands but a Walsall goal would change that.

Huddersfield are opened up at the back again and the division's top scorer Charlie Kelman goes sprinting away - he could square it to Dan Agyei but instead steadies himself for a shot and Josh Koroma makes a brilliant tackle.

Agyei will be asking why Kelman didn't pass but when you've scored 21 league goals this season...

Be honest, who really expected Birmingham City to take their foot off the gas?

Business as usual for the Blues so far, Christoph Klarer has given Chris Davies' champions the lead at Cambridge. They stand to end the season on 111 points.

Elsewhere in League One, Charlton are back on level terms against Burton, and Mansfield Town are ahead at home to Exeter,

Marc Webber
Final Score

The crowd at Blundell Park was electric as it was, but on hearing the Salford scoreline, the crowd started singing “we’re on our way, we’re on our way” as they know they’re up into the play-offs with Wimbledon.

Haddocks are flying through the air in celebration.

Grimsby are up to seventh as things stand, with Salford dropping out of the play-off spots down to ninth. Chesterfield are eighth...

Almost an immediate response from Huddersfield as Antony Evans finds space just inside the box but Josh Keeley tips his effort around the post.

As I say, great going forward, awful at the back from the home side.