Beginning to open up as the visitors push harder for an equaliser.

Bradford are showing a bit more urgency but the hosts look capable of hitting them on the counter.

It feels finely poised.

Doug Shulman
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire summariser

You will see a lot of the dark arts now from Wycombe.

You will see all the plays that you expect to see from a team that is down to 10 men.

It is not exactly going United's way this afternoon, but you have to create your own luck and fortune.

Anders Hagelskjær replaces Cameron Humphreys for Wycombe.

That was a crazy few minutes with Wycombe having Sonny Bradley sent-off for violent conduct and Josh Stokes seeing his penalty saved.

What more does this game have in store?

Marc Webber
Final Score at Cledara Abbey Stadium

The equaliser at St Andrews hasn’t dampened the cries of “we are top of the league” from Wycombe fans.

What is making them a bit quieter is a period of Cambridge United pressure.

Well this is quite something.

The ten men of Shrewsbury have taken the lead against Mansfield Town!

George Lloyd scored just after the hour mark to make it 2-1 despite his side having a man sent off in the 34th minute!

We haven't given them a mention yet but should say that Reading remain locked in a 0-0 stalemate with Bolton Wanderers.

Josh Stokes' penalty is saved by Franco Ravizzoli.

What a chance missed by the home side.

The visitors are down to 10 men and have conceded a penalty.

Sonny Bradley gets involved in something with the home side's Michael Morrison at a corner.

Referee Martin Woods sends-off the Wycombe man and it's a penalty.

A double change for the away side.

Jack Diamond replaces Tanto Olaofe and Odin Bailey comes on for Lewis Bate.

Always love a triple change to test the typing and Birmingham do just that.

On come Marc Leonard, Scott Wright and Alfie May in place of Kieran Dowell, Keshi Anderson and Lyndon Dykes.

Phew...

Boss Garry Monk rings the changes for Cambridge United.

On come leading scorer Elias Kachunga and Ben Stevenson for his debut.

Dom Ballard and Paul Digby are the men to go off.

A few things to catch up on from this game.

Leyton Orient have made a change, Dilan Markanday has come off for Sonny Perkins.

Stockport's Isaac Olaofe has also picked up a booking for a heavy challenge on Tom James.

Another lengthy delay for an injury sees Ciaran Kelly eventually depart with Paul Huntington replacing him in the Bantam's back line.

Michael Mellon replaces Callum Kavanagh at the same time as Bradford make a double change.

Rotherham need to give their heads a wobble as Birmingham come on strong again.

Having just got the leveller through Jay Stansfield, Ethan Laird's header is only just wide of goal.

Wow, the goals are flying in across League One.

Charlton have scored twice in the space of about two minutes away at Blackpool.

Matt Goddengot the first and then it was an Oliver Casey own goal just after that doubled the lead for Nathan Jones' side.

Northampton Town have also added a third in their game at home to Huddersfield, Liam Shaw is the man with the goal over there.

The ten men of Shrewsbury have levelled their match against Mansfield,John Marquis has scored to make it 1-1.

Drama!

Danny Rose has struck immediately after the half time break to put Grimsby one up against Bromley.

Andy Dallas has restored the lead for Morecambe over Fleetwood with the former now leading their local rivals 2-1.

Aaron Drinan, with his third of the season, has doubled Swindon's lead to 2-0 over Carlisle.

Kristian Dennis has pulled one back for Tranmere who now trail Colchester 2-1.

Likewise Tyler Walton has pulled Accrington level against Port Vale.

Harrogate lead Crewe 1-0, Salford City still lead Walsall by the same margin and Newport and Barrow remains goalless.

Leyton Orient defender Brandon Cooper goes into the book for a foul.

We are just approaching the hour mark in this game.

Tom Biltcliffe
BBC Radio Sheffield commentator

It would encapsulate Rotherham and where they are at to the moment to lose to Burton and then win here at St Andrews... wow!

Almost a second goal for Wycombe right at the start of the second half.

Declan Skura's header from Luke Leahy's cross is well saved by Jack Stevens.

Beryly Lubala then sends a shot wide.

The home side can't afford to concede a second goal.

Mark Johnson
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire commentator

There has been a lot of chat about these head injuries. The referees have to stop the game.

But it is clear that players are using it as a defensive tactic. I'm not saying in this instance, but overall it is cheating at the end of the day.