Another break forward by Barnsley.

Davis Keillor-Dunn finds Jon Russell inside the box but Max Crocombe beats away his shot.

A decent chance for Exeter to get back on level terms but they can't quite find the target.

Ilmari Niskanen passes to Ryan Trevitt whose effort is blocked. The ball then spills out to Ed Francis who loses his balance as he gets the ball and fires an effort over the bar.

Barnsley have come out with a bit of intent at the start of the second period and Jon Russell hammers a shot wide from the edge of the box.

It's woken up the home fans from their slumbers.

The ball is in the net for Barnsley.

Adam Phillips goes around goalkeeper Max Crocombe from a ball over the top but as he turns to celebrate he sees no-one is joining in and then spots the offside flag.

As you were everyone.

Asher Agbinone has had the shepherd's crook at half-time with Gills boss John Coleman giving Joseph Gbode a chance to improve matters.

Exeter play the ball around the back with Stevenage attackers on the hunt as they press again.

The home crowd rise in expectation that something might happen but this time, the Grecians manage to navigate their way out of trouble.

We are back under way with a change for Exeter.

Caleb Watts has been replaced by Ryan Trevitt.

Back under way for the second halves of the early kick offs.

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League One

• Barnsley 0-0 Burton
• Stevenage 2-1 Exeter

League Two

• Cheltenham 0-0 Chesterfield
• Gillingham 0-2 Notts County

Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

This is an entertainment business and you hope those who come a long enjoy it and from a home perspective they are not - they are booing.

The Notts County supporters they have enjoyed what they have seen so far.

Notts County had a bit of a sluggish start the first 10 minutes and it wasn't a great spectacle, but they got into their stride and are 2-0 up.

That's not a half for the end-of-season highlights.

Barnsley have had the better of what chances there have been with Kyran Lofthouse blazing the best of them over the bar when Burton were temporarily down to 10-men.

Davis Keillor-Dunn has curled an effort wide and Jon Russell forced Max Crocombe into the game's only serious save.

At the other end Jon Dadi Bodvarsson's recent golden touch deserted him in front of goal as Rumarn Burrell's cross wasn't controlled by the Icelandic forward and Joe Gauci collected.

Let's all have a cuppa and hope for better in the second period.

We end the half with some Exeter pressure but they are unable to make anything of it and we go into the break with the home side in the lead.

Stevenage have spotted that their press causes Exeter all kinds of trouble, with both of their goals coming from offensive pressure out of possession.

Exeter had the perfect start with their penalty in the first minute but have been unable to capitalise on it as of yet.

No goals at Whaddon Road and neither side can feel hard done by after 45 minutes of pretty bland fayre.

It is a shot on goal apiece and about even on the possession statistics but we need a bit more quality and composure if there is to be a breakthrough.

Gills can count themselves fortunate that they are just about clinging on as they go into the break with Notts County utterly dominating.

An early nerve settler from Nick Tsaroulla and then David McGoldrick, with a brilliant finish for the second, have given the visitors a strong hand.

It is going to take an massive effort from Gillingham to even get back level in this game and on the evidence of the first period, that may be beyond them.

We are into three minutes of time added on.

Right that's 45 minutes done, we will have two extra minutes of injury time.

A long and quality spell of possession nearly results in a goal for Stevenage.

They work the ball out to the left-hand side and a cross is dummied by a Stevenage attacker before Dan Kemp strikes but Exeter keeper Joe Whitworth is on hand to make a smart stop at his near post.

Good work from Charlie Whittaker on the right who slots a square pass across the six yard area. Alassano Jatta spins and feeds David McGoldrick whose effort from seven yards out is blocked.

That was very nearly a third for Notts County who are in total control of this game.

Peter Lloyd
BBC Radio Kent summariser

There is some real Premier League class from David McGoldrick, it is outrageous.

He may not have the engine or the power, and be in his prime Premier League days, but if he gets his touch right he is incredible.

McGoldrick played for Sheffield United in the Premier League a few years back. He may be 37 now but he still has a lot of class - his goal was a beauty and well worth a watch

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Stevenage 2-1 Exeter

Stevenage have a free kick from just outside the area and it is struck decently but smacks Exeter's Josh Magennis directly in the face.

He is taking a moment to compose himself after that one, ouch!