Steve Watkins
BBC Three Counties Radio

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It's chalk and cheese from Stevenage's performance last week.

It is a sight we have seen all too often away from home.

The home side seem to have woken-up and are coming on strong in search of what they want to be the winner.

After Dobra's miss, Dilan Markanday is the next one to have a go but Cheltenham goalkeeper Owen Evans saves well.

Jack Moylan has been a bright spot for the Imps since coming on and he has warmed the palms of Sam Tickle in the Wigan goal for the second time, this time from distance. No real concern for the keeper, however.

Darren Moore has rolled the dice in this second-half, introducing Antwoine Hackford and Roman Curtis in place of Ben Cover and George Byers.

The changes are yet to bear fruit, however, as we enter the closing stages at the Wham Stadium.

A little over 10 minutes for Vale to produce what is looking more and more like an unlikely comeback.

Oh, Armando Dobra!

He's had a few sights of goal for Chesterfield this afternoon but this is the best one of the lot as he picks-up a pass from Ryan Colclough only to then blast an effort wide from inside the Cheltenham area.

Phil Sproson
Former Port Vale captain on BBC Radio Stoke

I still feel if we can sneak a goal through it will be an interesting 10 minutes.

All Lincoln in the past few minutes with a series of crosses putting the Latics defence under pressure.

Ben House wants a second yellow card for James Carragher after a challenge outside the box but his protestations fall on deaf ears.

Liverpool loanee Calvin Ramsay is coming on for Wigan, with Carragher one of those to make way.

Possibly self-preservation from Shaun Maloney there, don't want to go down to 10 men at this stage.

Exeter sub Millenic Alli has an early sight of the Boro goal after a raft of changes from both sides interrupted the flow of the game in this second half.

The replacement for Kami Doyle fizzes an angled cross-shot in from an angle but it flies across the goal and out for a throw on the far side.

Port Vale are just cranking up the pressure in these last few minutes.

They've won a succession of corners and free-kicks but just haven't been able to make them count.

A definite improvement from the visitors, though.

Thelo Aasgaard inches away from an opener for Wigan as the game springs back into life, the former Norway under-20 man rising highest at the far post to meet a swirling cross from the right from James Carragher but only diverting his downward header onto the base of the far post from a few yards out.

Zach Jeacock had no chance if that was six inches to the right. As close as we have come.

Mark Halliwell
BBC Radio Gloucestershire summariser

This is an important 20 minutes here for Cheltenham. They're going to come under pressure and they will need to dig in.

Nearly an immediate impact from Jack Moylan who has a sniff of a chance in the Wigan box, ghosting past his man on the left of the area and firing in a low angled shot which Sam Tickle in the Wigan goal can only parry, with the defence able to clear his lines to spare his blushes.

Accrington's Seamus Conneely is into the book for a rough challenge on Ben Garrity from behind.

Port Vale midfielder George Byers floats the resulting free-kick into the box but goalkeeper Michael Kelly does well to punch away.

Vale then win another free-kick in a good position on the edge of the box but Lorent Tolaj's effort is deflected behind for a corner.

It's whipped in but Connor Hall heads straight over.

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More changes as Michael Skubala shuffles his midfield pack.

JJ McKiernan is on for Connor McGrandles for the hosts, while former Wigan man Tom Bayliss is replaced by Jack Moylan.

Phil Sproson
Former Port Vale captain on BBC Radio Stoke

We're not bright enough at the moment to cause them any sort of problems. We haven't figured out a way of hurting them.

A break in play as Kelsey Mooney goes down near the halfway line for Accrington but he looks okay to continue.

John Doolan will be happy with what he's seen from his side in the first 20 minutes of this second-half.

It's been fairly comfortable and Port Vale have still only managed four shots all game with just two on target.

Oh, this is a live one now.

Chesterfield's Devan Tanton and Cheltenham's Sam Stubbs have both been cautioned before Joel Colwill fires an effort wide for the visitors.

Phil Bowers
BBC Radio Stoke

Darren Moore so far hasn't been able to come up with an answer to Accrington.

Mark Halliwell
BBC Radio Gloucestershire summariser

Cheltenham are having a good little phase at the moment. The goal has given them a lift.

Accrington are really trying to slow the game down at every opportunity and they take as long as you'd think is legally allowed to take a throw on the left-hand side.

It's clever stuff from the hosts as they look to try and stop Port Vale from gathering any momentum.

Fair to say it's working so far.