League One & League Two play-offs LIVE: Bolton v Barnsley & Crawley v MK Dons score & live text

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League One second leg: Bolton 2-3 Barnsley (5-4 agg)
Bolton held comfortable lead thanks to Aaron Collins and Eoin Toal goals
Sam Cosgrove double and Adam Phillips strike gave Barnsley hope of comeback
League Two first leg: Crawley Town v MK Dons
Crawley face MK Dons a day later than planned after heavy rain
Liam Kelly, Jay Williams and Ronan Darcy put Crawley in control headed into second leg

Live Reporting

Ian Woodcock and Alex Winter

SUBSTITUTIONSpublished at 62 mins
Bolton 2-1 Barnsley (5-2 agg)
Barnsley make a triple change.
Devante Cole, Barry Cotter and Conor Grant are all on.
INJURY TIMEpublished at 90 mins
Crawley 3-0 MK Dons
Six minutes added on.
Can the visitors find something to keep this tie very interesting ahead of Saturday's second leg?
Postpublished at 58 mins
Bolton 2-1 Barnsley (5-2 agg)
Chance for Bolton to go four clear.
They pinch the ball back 40 yards from goal and go straight for the jugular.
George Thomason tees up Dion Charles in the area but he drags his shot well wide.
'Crawley want a fourth'published at 21:19 British Summer Time 7 May
Crawley 3-0 MK Dons
Toby Lock
MK Citizen's sports editor on BBC Three Counties Radio
Crawley want to make absolutely sure that game at Stadium MK is dead in the water before they even get on the bus. They are still pushing and probing. They want that fourth.
Postpublished at 54 mins
Bolton 2-1 Barnsley (5-2 agg)
The Reds have their first shot of the second half.
Herbie Kane wins the ball back about 30 yards out and sets it to the side for Luca Connell.
The former Bolton man progresses before dragging a shot wide of the post from 20 yards.
Realistically Barnsley are going to have to make the most of opportunities like that if they're to pull off a remarkable comeback.
Postpublished at 21:13 British Summer Time 7 May
Bolton 2-1 Barnsley (5-2 agg)
John McGinlay
Ex-Bolton striker on BBC Radio Manchester
Image source, Rex Features
It's looking pretty safe at the moment for Bolton Wanderers.
Postpublished at 81 mins
Crawley 3-0 MK Dons
And it is very very nearly four!
A free-kick from the right is very cleverly worked short, the cross comes in and Klaidi Lolos heads against the bar before the rebound is headed in.
But Lolos was just offside!
'Perfect Crawley'published at 21:12 British Summer Time 7 May
Crawley 3-0 MK Dons
Toby Lock
MK Citizen's sports editor on BBC Three Counties Radio
Crawley have been on it from the very first minutes of this game and they've ran Dons ragged. They've done everything right.
Postpublished at 50 mins
Bolton 2-1 Barnsley (5-2 agg)
There's going to be chances for both side here.
Barnsley are playing forward as much as they can but that's leaving space for Bolton to exploit.
Josh Sheehan whips another inswinging corner into the middle for the home side and Tykes keeper Liam Roberts just manages to flick it away.
Postpublished at 78 mins
Crawley 3-0 MK Dons
A fourth goal may kill the tie and Crawley remain dangerous.
Down the right they go with a fizzing cross from substitute Kellan Gordon that's just over the heads of the red shirts in the middle.
Then Liam Kelly from the left gets to the byline and crosses to the far post but no-one is there in red to turn home and the visitors clear.
Second halfpublished at 21:06 British Summer Time 7 May
Bolton 2-1 Barnsley (5-2 agg)
Back under way.
No changes.
Bolton firmly in control of this.
'Tenacious Crawley'published at 21:05 British Summer Time 7 May
Crawley 3-0 MK Dons
Toby Lock
MK Citizen's sports editor on BBC Three Counties Radio
MK Dons look half-threatening. There's been a couple of breaks for Kyran Lofthouse on the right-hand side, a couple of sniffs for Ellis Harrison. It's close but it's way off.
It's everything that you fear going into the play-offs; having everything snatched from your hands. Crawley have just been tenacious.
Postpublished at 72 mins
Crawley 3-0 MK Dons
MK desperately need something to take back to Buckinghamshire.
They work it well down the left and Max Dean is free at the top of the penalty area.
He takes a touch onto his right boot and whacks it miles over the stand!
Surely should have taken it first time with his left.
The first time in a long time...published at 20:57 British Summer Time 7 May
HT: Bolton 2-1 Barnsley (5-2 agg)
Image source, Getty Images
Bolton are set fair to reach a play-off final for the first time in quite some time.
Well, 23 years to be exact.
A moustachioed Sam Allardyce led Wanderers to a 3-0 win over David Moyes' Preston in the 2001 Division One play-off final at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium to win promotion to the Premiership.
If any of those things feel wrong to you then congratulations, you are still young.
'That's cruel'published at 20:55 British Summer Time 7 May
Crawley 3-0 MK Dons
Toby Lock
MK Citizen's sports editor on BBC Three Counties Radio
Image source, Getty Images
That's cruel on Michael Kelly. It's taken a deflection.
Worst possible scenario for MK Dons.
It was a mountain at two, might as well be another planet at three.
GOAL: Crawley 3-0 MK Donspublished at 64 mins
Ronan Darcy
Crawley are well in control against MK Dons now.
Ronan Darcy picks up the ball on the corner of the visitors' box and lifts a looping shot into the net.
A long way back for MK in this tie, now.
HALF-TIMEpublished at 20:49 British Summer Time 7 May
Bolton 2-1 Barnsley (5-2 agg)
Image source, PA Media
Bolton came roaring back after falling behind and they're well on course for the final now.
In truth, the home side had had the better of things prior to Sam Cosgrove giving the Tykes the lead.
Thereafter Wanderers looked a little wobbly but Aaron Collins thumped in from 25 yards out after the visitors failed to close him down and just three minutes later Eoin Toal headed in to put them three goals up on aggregate.
Barnsley are going to have to throw caution to the wind if they're to get back into this.
Postpublished at 20:49 British Summer Time 7 May
Bolton 2-1 Barnsley (5-2 agg)
John McGinlay
Ex-Bolton striker on BBC Radio Manchester
That makes him the most booked player in Bolton history now.
YELLOW CARDpublished at 45+2 mins
Bolton 2-1 Barnsley (5-2 agg)
Bolton midfielder George Thomason is booked for a cynical bodycheck on the halfway line.
Postpublished at 20:48 British Summer Time 7 May
Bolton 2-1 Barnsley (5-2 agg)
John McGinlay
Ex-Bolton striker on BBC Radio Manchester
Brilliant, brilliant by Bolton again.
Surely that now secures a Wembley place for Bolton Wanderers?
It's two in two minutes for Bolton.

League One Table

Position	Team	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Goals For	Goals Against	Goal Difference	Points	Form, Last 6 games, Oldest first
1	Portsmouth	46	28	13	5	78	41	37	97	Result Draw Result Win Result Draw Result Win Result Loss Result Win
2	Derby County	46	28	8	10	78	37	41	92	Result Win Result Draw Result Draw Result Win Result Win Result Win
3	Bolton Wanderers	46	25	12	9	86	51	35	87	Result Win Result Win Result Draw Result Draw Result Win Result Draw
4	Peterborough United	46	25	9	12	89	61	28	84	Result Win Result Loss Result Win Result Win Result Loss Result Draw
5	Oxford United	46	22	11	13	79	56	23	77	Result Win Result Win Result Win Result Loss Result Draw Result Win
6	Barnsley	46	21	13	12	82	64	18	76	Result Loss Result Loss Result Draw Result Loss Result Loss Result Draw
7	Lincoln City	46	20	14	12	65	40	25	74	Result Win Result Draw Result Loss Result Win Result Win Result Loss
8	Blackpool	46	21	10	15	65	48	17	73	Result Draw Result Win Result Win Result Win Result Win Result Loss
9	Stevenage	46	19	14	13	57	46	11	71	Result Draw Result Loss Result Win Result Loss Result Draw Result Win
10	Wycombe Wanderers	46	17	14	15	60	55	5	65	Result Draw Result Win Result Win Result Win Result Draw Result Win
11	Leyton Orient	46	18	11	17	53	55	-2	65	Result Loss Result Win Result Draw Result Loss Result Loss Result Win
12	Wigan Athletic	46	20	10	16	63	56	7	62	Result Loss Result Draw Result Draw Result Win Result Win Result Win
13	Exeter City	46	17	10	19	46	61	-15	61	Result Win Result Win Result Draw Result Win Result Win Result Loss
14	Northampton Town	46	17	9	20	57	66	-9	60	Result Loss Result Win Result Win Result Loss Result Loss Result Draw
15	Bristol Rovers	46	16	9	21	52	68	-16	57	Result Loss Result Loss Result Win Result Win Result Loss Result Loss
16	Charlton Athletic	46	11	20	15	64	65	-1	53	Result Draw Result Win Result Draw Result Draw Result Draw Result Loss
17	Reading	46	16	11	19	68	70	-2	53	Result Loss Result Draw Result Win Result Draw Result Loss Result Win
18	Cambridge United	46	12	12	22	39	61	-22	48	Result Loss Result Draw Result Loss Result Loss Result Draw Result Draw
19	Shrewsbury Town	46	13	9	24	35	67	-32	48	Result Draw Result Loss Result Loss Result Draw Result Draw Result Loss
20	Burton Albion	46	12	10	24	39	67	-28	46	Result Loss Result Loss Result Win Result Loss Result Win Result Loss
21	Cheltenham Town	46	12	8	26	41	65	-24	44	Result Loss Result Loss Result Win Result Loss Result Win Result Loss
22	Fleetwood Town	46	10	13	23	49	72	-23	43	Result Loss Result Loss Result Win Result Loss Result Win Result Win
23	Port Vale	46	10	11	25	41	74	-33	41	Result Draw Result Loss Result Loss Result Loss Result Loss Result Draw
24	Carlisle United	46	7	9	30	41	81	-40	30	Result Loss Result Loss Result Win Result Loss Result Loss Result Loss