Going down, going down, go the chants from the travelling support.

But Cambridge's players are not having that with substitute Elias Kachunga going close to levelling a matter of minutes on from the Peterborough goal.

His spin and shot from 15 yards out is just pulled a yard wide though. Cambridge are not out of this.

Steve Eyre
Former Manchester City coach on BBC Radio Manchester

Every single one of the changes have made the difference.

Not many managers would make the changes at half-time, they would usually wait about 10 minutes in the second half, so you have to give credit to the manager.

Doug Shulman
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire summariser

Time and time again we say it. Chance after chance not taken and United have paid the price.

United haven't done their job at the other end of the pitch, something that has been the tale of their season.

A couple of changes from Crewe as goalscorer Connor O'Riordan makes way for Chris Long and Omar Bogle is on for Kane Hemmings.

Tommy Backwell replaces Ashley Hay for Cheltenham as they look to sure up their defence.

The pressure is coming from the home side Scott Malone the latest to slightly miscue with an opportunity beckoning. And both managers have decided the time for change has arrived with Neil Harris switching out Ryan Loft and James Brophy out for Elias Kachunga and Sullay Kaikal.

Darren Ferguson withdraws Kwame Poku and Bradley Ihoinvien for Ricky Jade Jones and Cian Hayes.

PENALTY TO SWINDON!

Not only does Cheltenham's Tom Bradbury give the hosts a penalty for taking down the troublesome Harry Smith in the box, he picks up a second yellow and is given his marching orders.

Callum Camps and Ollie Norwood say farewell for Stockport.

Owen Moxon and Jayden Fevrier join the fray.

Getting a little scrappy at the Toughsheet Community Stadium.

There's a wrestling match going on in the middle of the pitch and when Stockport gets penalised, Lewis Bate's poor reaction is deemed yellow card worthy.

Peterborough's Tayo Edun is booked for a high foot on the edge of the Cambridge area.

Callum Camps shakes his head as he's the newest name added to book for a bad foul.

Dom Ballard with not one but two chances in succession... and he fails to put away either.

To be fair to him the first was difficult with the ball getting a little stuck under his feet as the defenders scarmbled back to cover on the right side of the area, Jed Steer doing well to get a hand to his effort.

For a second, a minute later, he did all the hard work close to the left byeline, spinning his defender, but was slightly off balance when it came to the shot, putting it high, sliced and wide from six yards out on the angle.

Bradley Ihionvien gets a yellow card for his reaction to a Michael Morrison challenge. The Cambridge defender was clambering all over him but he should perhaps have let the referee deal with it rather than trying to execute an ippon seoi nage.

Keith Hill
Former Bolton and Barnsley boss on BBC Radio Manchester

Bolton have started with more possession in this second half, but that Stockport chance has rocked them a bit I think.

I really do think some substitutions for Bolton could really make a difference.

Crewe carve out a chance as Joel Tabiner does well to get away from Tom Anderson, but his final attempt is hit straight at Teddy Sharman-Lowe.

And after that Doncaster skipper Richard Wood's header from a Luke Molyneux corner misses the target.