Owura Edwards has made some great runs for Colchester this second half but his sprints are over for the evening.

He goes off alongside Rob Hunt to make room for John-Kymani Gordon and Tyreece Simpson.

Grimsby have broken the deadlock in their match with Newport County.

George McEachran's heavily deflected free-kick from 20 yards beats Nick Townsend.

Will Mannion, how?

Abraham Odoh has another chance to make it 3-0, his first effort is blocked, with the keeper diving the wrong way, Odoh regains possession and looks destined to tuck inside the near post from three yards out, only for Mannion to elastically get back to make a sprawling stop.

U's keeper Matt Macey has been kept very busy this afternoon!

This time with Romoney Crichlow's header being blasted at him, forcing the stopper to crouch low to get his gloves on it.

ANOTHER chance to seal it goes begging.

Malik Mothersille is unmarked, near the penalty spot, as he meets a low cross from the right of the area but can only lash over the crossbar.

The home fans are disgusted. They know Charlton love a late comeback.

Joe Bunney
Former Rochdale and Stockport defender

A little bit of frustration might creep in from Stockport.

Wrexham seem to suffocate teams when they go 1-0 up.

Kyle Knoyle's long diagonal ball into the Wrexham box tempts Arthur Okonkwo off his line.

Kyle Wootton is underneath him and the keeper lands awkwardly on the striker and spills the ball as he hits the deck, allowing Wootton to stroke into an unguarded net, but the whistle has gone for a foul on the keeper.

Another blistering cross into the box comes from Tayo Adaramola but neither Calum Kavanagh nor George Lapslie can get a touch to send it into the net.

It goes across goal out to Brad Halliday, with pressure mounting on the in-form Colchester.

Niall Ennis steams in behind the Northampton defence before showing decent pace and a classy finish to put Blackpool 2-0 up.

That ends a five-match barren spell in front of goal for Ennis, and keeps Northampton looking nervously over their shoulders at the relegation zone.

Eoghan O'Connell goes into the book for a body-check on the marauding Tanto Olaofe in midfield.

'Who, me?' the defender asks. 'Yes, you,' says ref Simon Mather.

David Gregory
Ex-Colchester midfielder on BBC Essex

Owura Edwards makes the wrong decision there.

It's the right decision if it goes into the bottom corner, it's always the right decision if it goes in and nobody is talking about it.

That's where you've got to be ruthless because it was a gift and the defender will be relieved he's not scored.

Walsall's Nathan Asiimwe sees yellow for a late tackle on Jimmy-Jay Morgan.

A huge moment at the top of League Two.

AFC Wimbledon are doing that automatic promotion rivals Notts County and Port Vale haven't managed today - score a goal.

Marcus Browne absolutely hammers it at the near post to put the Dons ahead over Barrow.

Malik Mothersille is sent free down the right channel by Jed Steer's long clearance and manages to bring the bouncing ball under his spell, only for his right-footed effort to bounce down into the turf and into the grateful arms of Will Mannion flopping to his right.

Posh could have put this one to bed twice over already.

Neill Byrne's first touch takes the ball away from him and Owura Edwards is quick to pounce.

He takes possession for a one-on-one with the Bantams keeper and strikes it across goal.

It's on target and looking dangerous but the Bradford stopper dips low to get a fingertip on it and deflect it wide.

What a save,

Callum Connolly rises highest at the back post for Stockport to head powerfully back across goal but Arthur Okonkwo flies to his left to fingertip onto the bar and over the top.

Chuks Aneke is off the Charlton bench for the 375th time this season for the Addicks, he is yet to start, and his first touch sees him nod a deep Kayne Ramsay cross to the back post over the crossbar from six yards out under pressure from his marker.

Colchester's Jack Payne spins the ball around and unleashes from outside the box.

It's nice play but he does get his strike quite right and it heads north of the net.

Paul Mortimer
Former Charlton midfielder on BBC Radio London

If Chuks Aneke remains control he could be the match winner here.

You know he'll make a difference and the ball will stay up there with him with a bit of quality.

Head in hands for Abraham Odoh who is left in space at the far post but leans back as he tries a first-time effort back across goal, steering the ball over the angle of post and bar from barely eight yards out.

Should be three for Posh and two for Odoh, but Charlton survive.