Well that was certainly a wonderful Thursday night advert for the EFL, hey?

Hayes Lane is an increasingly hard place to go and despite their wobble, Walsall showed great character to twice come from behind and snatch their second 2-2 draw of the season against the Ravens.

Enough for the Saddlers to turn a corner after their 12 game skid? Time will tell.

These two teams, like us, will now sit back and watch the rest of the contenders go into battle this weekend.

Our EFL coverage continues with the Championship clash between Bristol City and Norwich tomorrow night before a bumper day of action across all three divisions on Saturday.

Thanks for your company tonight, now go and get some rest, you're going to need it this weekend!

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Though they are now five games without a win, Walsall's lead is back up to three points, but they will face an anxious wait to see what the chasing pack can do on Saturday.

Bromley close the gap on the play-off places to four points, though they too will see what unfolds over the weekend with nervous interest.

Tom Heslop
Member of Walsall media team on BBC WM

Taking a point away from this game is not a bad result at all for Walsall, it shows the resilience this side have got.

They didn't let their heads drop when the goals from Bromley went in and have come from behind twice in this game to get a point on the road.

There is that old football cliche that if you pick up a point away from home and go on and win your home games - that is exactly what you need.

The Saddlers have done that today, they have shown resilience that they have had all season to come to a tough place. Bromley have been incredible at home all season.

I think the 400 odd travelling fans will be more than happy with what they have seen.

These two sides slug-out their second 2-2 draw of the season.

Bromley will feel they have let a couple of points slip away, given they twice led through Ben Thompson's stunner early-on and then Harry McKirdy's gorgeous lob 10 minutes after the break.

However Walsall showed the character they will need to remain in this promotion race and Levi Amantchi's strike just before the break and Jamille Matt's 12th of the season 20 minutes from time earned them a point they'll feel was the least they deserved.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

It has been a game full of tension and the Saddlers have come from behind twice.

Walsall don't want to go behind now, as they won't have time to come back.

THREE minutes added... I'll be honest, I'm enjoying it, I was hoping for more!

Another Bromley corner, their umpteenth of the night, but Sam Hornby punches out from under his bar and the Saddlers defence are just about able to clear their lines.

Michael Cheek and Ashley Charles are withdrawn by Andy Woodman with Nathan Kabamba and Louis Dennis coming on to try to win it for the hosts.

Into the final five minutes... and Walsall so close to pinching a third on the break.

Jamie Jellis steals the ball in midfield and drives forward before spreading left to Taylor Allen. His cross evades the diving Jamille Matt in the middle but Ashley Charles has tracked back superbly to cut the ball out.

Tom Heslop
Member of Walsall media team on BBC WM

A point is not a bad result for either side, but three points would mean so much for Walsall. It would just settle the nerves of the Saddlers fans.

I'm starting to get very nervous, every game, point and goal matters at this point in the season.

Jamille Matt concedes another free-kick, again for a foul on Byron Webster. This time a drag back after Webster had nicked the ball off his toe in the Bromley box.

Walking a tightrope. Still no second yellow though.

Webster is having the time of his life, by the looks of things, smiling as he gets off the deck. He's been everywhere tonight.

Connor Barrett goes into the book after being skinned all ends up by Bromley sub Brooklyn Ilunga on the left.

That is a costly one, that's 10 for the season, just minutes before the cut-off at full-time.

He will now miss a potentially huge game against promotion rivals AFC Wimbledon.

More pressure from a Bromley corner.

Deji Elerewe can't connect with a header in the box but the ball is flicked back into the middle towards Michael Cheek. Sam Hornby sticks on his line but Oisin McEntee does just enough to make life hard for Cheek who stretches but can't connect with the bouncing ball which goes through to Hornby.

Cheek wants a penalty for a pull back but Ruebyn Ricardo says nothing doing.

These two drew 2-2 in the reverse fixture back in November with David Okagbue scoring a 94th minute equaliser for the Saddlers.

Will we have similar drama tonight, or just the same scoreline?

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

We were wondering if Mat Sadler should make a change?

Well it seems as if he is confident that he has got the players out there to get the job done.

You can hear the Walsall fans - they are happy with this reaction from their team.

The atmosphere is tense now.

Cameron Congreve is being withdrawn by Andy Woodman, with Brooklyn Ilunga coming on to replace him for his fourth appearance since joining from MK Dons.

He might have just scored but Jamille Matt is fortunate to still be on the pitch.

He's clattered into Byron Webster in the air for the umpteenth time, this one with a flailing arm, and he's already on a booking remember.

Webster hits the deck but ref Ruebyn Ricardo keeps his cards in his pocket... for now.

Grant Smith, the Bromley keeper, makes the universal hand gesture for 'slow down' to the Bromley ball-boy who eagerly flung him a ball the instant it had rolled over the dead ball line.

Smith's side are ahead, and he wants it to stay that way. Dark arts or just modern football?

Harry McKirdy wins a corner on the Bromley left which Cameron Congreve curls in dangerously, with Jamille Matt having to head clear to prevent Michael Cheek, the fox in the box, a free header at goal.