Keith Hill
Former Bolton and Barnsley boss on BBC Radio Manchester

Stockport deserved the win. That's a typical performance of a team chasing down second place.

Bolton had all the possession-based pressure but their performance lacked cohesiveness. Thomason dropping into defence took away the energy from midfield.

Upon reflection, Schumacher needs to look at where he got it wrong today.

Another blow to the Us' hopes of staying up as Posh do the double over local rivals Cambridge with this hard-fought affair turning on the brilliant free-kick from Tayo Edun.

It did not matter too much that the goalscorer was not there at the finish having received a second yellow for all that Posh manager Darren Ferguson will now miss him for a match.

At that stage his work was done. Defeat leaves Cambridge anchored to the bottom of the table just a point ahead of bottom club Shrewsbury ahead of the 3pm kick offs.

The win for Peterborough gives them further breathing space and puts them a healthy nine points above the relegation spots.

Owen Bailey's second-half equaliser for Doncaster cancels out Connor O'Riordan's goal after 10 minutes to share the spoils.

No wins in three and two draws on the bounce now for Crewe who remain in the play-off places ahead of the 15:00 GMT kick-offs but could drop out if results don't go their way later.

Doncaster have also failed to pick up a win in their past three games but have closed the gap to three points on second-placed Bradford ahead of their game against Tranmere.

The Peterborough defender receives a second yellow card for a bad foul close to the halfway line.

No argument from either bench and he scuttles quickly down the tunnel without a murmur.

Cheltenham have the perfect start to the second half but two yellows for Tom Bradbury gave Swindon the edge to share the points.

Timothee Dieng took advantage of defensive frailty to put Cheltenham back ahead again before a deflection off Swindon's Will Wright gave them an extra just one minute later.

But Harry Smith proved too much of a handful, drawing both a penalty and a second yellow out of Tom Bradbury.

Kabongo Tshimanga put the penalty home but Cheltenham held firm until the 88th minute, when Ollie Clarke was clinical to strip the visitors of a win.

Dan Nlundulu has just missed a golden chance to equalise in stoppage time, Sullay Kaikai fired a ball across the area to the edge of the six yard area but the substitute can't get his feet organised in time with the ball just bouncing tamely to Jed Steer.

That was the chance surely with time as good as up.

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Isaac Olaofe's marvellous goal makes the difference as they beat their play-off rivals and go fourth.

Bolton turned everything up a notch once behind but Stockport keeper Corey Addai made crucial stops to take home all three points.

Stockport are now three points shy of the top three as it stands. How does automatic promotion sound?

We're into FIVE minutes stoppage time.

Doncaster are pressing for a winner and have hit the post late on.

Nervy times.

Aaron Collins slashes in a deadly strike but Stockport keeper Corey Addai puts his body on the line to deny an equaliser.

Might that have been the last big chance?

Brilliant defensive work from Liam Bennett at the far post to whip Ricky Jade Jones's dangerous low cross away for a corner but Cambridge are running out of time with less than two minutes of normal time remaining.

Josh Dacres-Cogley is withdrawn.

Striker Szabolcs Schon is on for Bolton.

Edge of your seat ending to this match guaranteed.

Adam Cottier
BBC Sport

There’s absolutely no doubt in my mind that Stockport don’t deserve that goal.

It’s a wonderful of example of composure, conviction and sheer tenacity from Olaofe.

A memorable goal

Keith Hill
Former Bolton and Barnsley boss on BBC Radio Manchester

Stockport have gone into a really deep block.

Bolton are applying pressure but they aren't really invading the penalty box.

Stockport could find more opportunities on the counter attack.

Bolton are really applying the heat now but so far, so good for Stockport.

That pressure is mounting though and County substitute Owen Moxon is the latest added to the book.

Doug Shulman
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire summariser

They're getting into some good positions the U's but that quality isn't there.

United have dominated this second half, but it means nothing if you can't put the ball in the back of the net.

Frantic defence from Peterborough as Cambridge look for the equaliser. Scott Malone waited for the ball to drop but it would not meet his foot in time and his effort from 15 yards is blocked at source.

Ricky Jade Jones then picks the ball up in his own half before charging half the length of the pitch on the counter only to hook his own shot just wide of the far post.

Chances at both ends.

Crewe almost reply to that leveller.

Max Conway meets Joel Tabiner's corner with his head, but it goes just past the far post.

Dan Nlundulu and Liam Bennett replace Dom Ballard and James Gibbons as Peterborough look for fresh legs to defend what they have chiselled out of this difficult game.

Jordi Osei-Tutu can be such a threat on that right hand side for the Wanderers and now Bolton are down, he's showing his teeth.

He gets into space and sets the ball off for Josh Sheehan.

Sheehan connects well and volleys it goal bound but Stockport keeper Corey Addai rises to get the tips of his glove on it.