Wow. What an end to this game as Port Vale rescue an unbelievable point.

It looked for all the world that Accrington Stanley were about to get their first win of the League Two season.

Shaun Whalley put the hosts ahead with a wonderful curling effort before Donald Love doubled the lead in the first-half.

But Vale came back with two goals in six minutes right at the end from Jayden Stockley and Antwoine Hackford.

The late drama lifts Port Vale up into the play-off spots in seventh, while Accrington climb out the relegation zone above Carlisle and into 22nd, even if it is only temporary for both sides.

Phil Bowers
BBC Radio Stoke

There is the goal from Antwoine Hackford! Vale somehow have grabbed an unlikely point! They maybe don't deserve it, but they've got it!

This is tense now. Accrington are camped in their own penalty area and Port Vale are piling on the pressure.

Can the hosts cling on for their first victory?

Stevenage defender Luther Wildin evades marker Sonny Cox at the back post from a free-kick but can only side-foot tamely at Joe Whitworth from close range.

If he'd put his foot through that, or cut back into the middle, it might well have set up a grandstand finale.

Five added minutes at St James Park.

Phil Bowers
BBC Radio Stoke

Vale, have they got one final chance in them?

They are throwing the kitchen sink at it but they should never have been in this position.

We finish all-square and credit must go to Cheltenham for getting back into that although they were given a helping hand.

Dilan Markanday's opener for Chesterfield had them ahead at the break and in control but they failed to make the most of their supremacy at the start of the second-half.

The Cheltenham equaliser is a catastrophe for home goalkeeper, Ryan Boot and a landmark for the visitors' Arkell Jude-Boyd.

Boot failed to clear properly (and that's being kind) which allowed Jude-Boyd to finish into an empty net for his first EFL goal and that rocked the home side for a long spell.

Chesterfield came on strong in the closing stages but were wasteful in front of goal with Armando Dobra the chief culprit and Cheltenham almost poached all three points in the dying minutes but Liam Dulson poked an effort wide.

Chesterfield maintain their unbeaten home record and Cheltenham get their first away point of the season.

This one has been petering out for a little while, in truth, but Pierce Sweeney has seen a shot blocked for the hosts while Ed Francis has smashed a free-kick straight into the wall.

Still two minutes and injury to come after a lot of added time in the first half.

Now, I didn't want to say this out loud, but this has felt like a 0-0 since about the second minute, and so it has proven to be.

Wigan midfielder Thelo Aasgaard came closest to breaking the deadlock with a close-range downward header which crashed out off the base of the post, while Lincoln tested Latics keeper Sam Tickle on a few occasions, but failed to really open up their visitors.

Despite Jack Moylan's best efforts, Lincoln fail to score for the first time this season.

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Another glimpse of goal for Lincoln and again it's Jack Moylan who jinks between two men on the left and fires in a low shot which Will Aimson blocks in the goalmouth.

The follow-up from fellow-sub Erik Ring is too close to Sam Tickle.

Nearly a stoppage-time winner for Lincoln, having lost this game in stoppage time last year.

Five minutes of time added on (minimum).

Now it's the visitors' turn to try to pinch all three points but Liam Dulson's effort rolls agonisingly wide.

Shaun Whalley gets a standing ovation from the home crowd as he's replaced by Ben Woods.

His wonderful effort in the first-half - and his second goal of the season - set Accrington on their way to what they hope will be a first win of the season.

Another effort from Chesterfield's Armando Dobra is off-target.

Do Chesterfield have a winner in them?

Are Cheltenham starting to think about that first away point of the season?

We are into the final four minutes of normal time.

Still just the one effort on target in the second-half for Port Vale.

They launch an ambitious ball forward but once again it's dealt with easily by Accrington.

The backline has been solid for the hosts today, you have to say.

Both sides have made their full complement of changes and it means a City debut for winger Mustapha Carayol.

The Gambian international is appearing for his 14th EFL club... sadly at 36 he might be running out of time to complete the 72!

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Mark Halliwell
BBC Radio Gloucestershire summariser

Armando Dobra is the real danger man, he is a real flair player in this Chesterfield side. He'll feel he's had a couple of opportunities in this game to score and he's not done it yet.

A bit more paperwork for referee Ross Joyce to do later as Chesterfield's Darren Oldaker collects a yellow card for a challenge on Cheltenham's Tom Pett.

Former Wigan skipper Tendayi Tarikwa, who played more than 100 games for the Latics, is now at Lincoln and he goes into the book for a mis-timed challenge on the Wigan right.

The free-kick comes to nothing and the two sides continue to nullify one another in the sunshine.