Image source, Getty Images

What an exciting afternoon of football, with many goal-fests and derby day victories.

Wrexham got the edge over Wycombe in the League One promotion race with a 1-0 win over the Chairboys, while Huddersfield and Lincoln each hammered home five goals in their wins this afternoon.

In League Two, Colchester stretched their winning streak to five which pushes them into the play-offs but Notts County failed to capitalise on the chance to move into the top three.

A huge derby day awaits in Sheffield tomorrow, as Wednesday will look to put a dent in United's promotion hopes, see you then!

Image source, Opta/Rex Features

Second-placed Bradford's 1-0 defeat at home to Tranmere once again saw them unable to close the gap on leaders Walsall.

AFC Wimbledon did make the most of Doncaster's draw at Crewe earlier in the day after their 2-1 win at Carlisle moves the Dons into third with Doncaster dropping down to fourth.

Notts County suffered a setback in their hopes of moving into the automatic promotion places after they fell to a 2-1 defeat against Chesterfield.

Colchester move into the play-off places after their 3-0 home win against Fleetwood made it five wins on the bounce. The U's are now on a 13-game unbeaten league run.

Morecambe were unable to hold on to a two-goal lead to draw against Barrow with the Shrimps down to 10 men. Derek Adams' side are now six points from safety.

And Tranmere's impressive win at Bradford sees them move six points clear the relegation zone.

Image source, Opta/Rex Features

Whew!

Huddersfield put five past Crawley to move into the top six, while the bottom four saw no movement at all.

Though Burton do pick up a vital three points away at Shrewsbury to reduce the deficit to safety to six points.

It could have been three but Peterborough beat Cambridge United to climb further away from the drop zone.

The day ends with Wrexham, who got the better of Wycombe in a tight match to see themselves back in the automatic promotion spots.

While the Chairboys will be looking to reclaim their spot, they will also need to watch their back.

Stockport County also had a big win against play-off rivals Bolton Wanderers and Charlton Athletic scored two against Wigan to move into fourth - and that second spot will be in both of their sights.

Wrexham hardly had a sight at goal before a medical emergency in the away stands led to a prolonged suspension.

But as soon as play was back under way, the Red Dragons soon found themselves ahead after the ball fortuitously bounced up for Sam Smith.

The striker took it on the volley to score the only goal of the match.

A goal that sees Wrexham into the top two.

Sam Smith goes off to warm applause from the away end.

It looks like he's just won them the game.

Thomas O'Connor is brought on to see the game out.

There will be five additional minutes.

Wycombe need to find an equaliser or risk being ousted from automatic promotion by their Welsh rivals.

Miles Blumson
BBC Three Counties summariser

Wycombe are just trying to get the ball in the box to cause some chaos.

Sometimes this is how football goes. Although Wycombe were good in the first half, they didn't really create anything.

Wycombe boss Mike Dodds brings on Sam Vokes and Magnus Westergaard.

Off come Garath McCleary and Adam Reach to cool down.

Before the away end have finished their celebrations, Wycombe have it up field yet again.

This time substitute James Berry is the one receiving service as he drills in a low shot but the gloves of Arthur Okonkwo are there again to tip it out.

Miles Blumson
BBC Three Counties summariser

It never looked like it was going to get clear. It has took a fortunate deflection.

The Chairboys have it all to do now.

Play has resumed at Adams Park after a lengthy medical emergency.

Clock picks up again at 76:25.

Still plenty of time left in this one.

• Max Clark grabs a 94th minute goal to earn Gillingham a point against Accrington.
• Tranmere see out a 1-0 victory away against Bradford through a Josh Hawkes penalty.
• Carlisle fell short in a 2-1 home defeat against Wimbledon.
• Colchester continued their winning streak with an emphatic 3-0 win over Fleetwood.
• Matty Lund's late winner earned Salford three points in a 1-0 win over Grimsby.
• Despite an early red card, Morecambe were able to earn a point in a 2-2 draw against Barrow.
• Newport were comfortable winners in their 3-0 victory over Harrogate.
• Notts County missed the opportunity to climb into the top three as Chesterfield come away with a 2-1 win.
• Port Vale keep their place in the play-offs with a 3-0 win over MK Dons.

• Lincoln midfielder Jovon Makama grabbed a hat-trick, with his third and the Imps fifth coming nine minutes from time to extend Lincoln's lead over Bristol Rovers to 5-0 which is how it finished. The victors rose a place to 12th while Rovers dropped two places to 20th.
• Birmingham came from behind to peg back Northampton after an own goal from Tomoki Iwata had given the Cobblers the lead. Keshi Anderson pulling the league leaders level. The Blues still lead by 14 points at the top of the table despite missing out on a maximum haul.
• Charlton's Matt Godden hit a double to take his goal tally for the season to 12 and give the Addicks a 2-1 victory over Wigan, with Chris Sze ensuring it was not all plain sailing at The Valley with a goal for the Latics.
• A Charlie Kelman double delivered a 2-1 victory for Leyton Orient against Blackpool with Sonny Carey getting on the scoresheet for the hosts. Orient stay in ninth place and Blackpool in 11th.
• Adedeji Oshilaja grabbed a late winner for Mansfield against Barnsley with a goal in the final minute of normal time, bumping the Stags up three places from 18th to 15th in the table.
• Reading v Stevenage and Rotherham v Exeter both ended 1-1.

Players are warming up for the restart, having both applauded the away end where the medical incident occurred upon re-entering the field.

Play should resume in 10 minutes time.

What a win this is for Tranmere!

Rovers pick up a huge three points thanks to Josh Hawkes' penalty on 56 minutes to see them six points clear the drop zone.

That's two wins in a row now for Rovers interim manager Andy Crosby who is unbeaten in his first four games since Nigel Adkins' departure last month.

It's back-to-back defeats for Bradford who stay in second but are unable to capitalise and close the gap at the top again this week. Their 10-game winning run at home comes to an end.

Jamie Tolley
Former Shrewsbury player on BBC Radio Shropshire

There's a lot of angry fans here going at the board members.

This afternoons match sums up why Shrewsbury are at the bottom of the league.

The football wasn't very good at all. Why is there no urgency with this team? It's a bitterly disappointing afternoon.

Play is still suspended at Adams Park.

We will update you as soon as we have further information.

Calum Kavanagh gets on the end of a pass inside the Tranmere area and gets his shot away but he's unable to find the target.

Bradford have a free kick on the edge of the box which the Tranmere wall blocks. It's then put back into the box but Tranmere's Sam Finley puts it behind with a diving header.

Excellent stuff from the visitors.