Mansfield have a real sustained attack but no one is able to guide into the net.

Pressure's not off yet. The Stags have a corner to deliver.

It's sent into the middle of the box towards George Maris to make an immediate impression. Maris doesn't quite spot it in time though, putting his foot out that little too late to poke it into the net.

Shrews skipper Will Boyle brings down the nippy Tommi O'Reilly and his name goes into the referee's notepad.

Not ideal for the visitors, with that booking coming hot on the heels of one for Boyle's defensive colleague Sam Stubbs.

Jake Garner
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

Tyler Roberts afternoon has ended earlier than he would have liked.

He's not moving too gingerly, it looks more of a precautionary move.

Not a bad like-for-like change with Maris coming on for the Stags.

Bromley will need to get a shot on target at some stage if they're to improve their poor recent away record.

It's not happening this time as Colchester go close again and Teddy Bishop sets up Kyreece Lisbie who brings the ball down but then blazes it over the bar.

An injury to Tyler Roberts forces an early change for Mansfield.

George Maris is the man to replace him.

Almost a second Leyton Orient goal.

Josh Koroma mishits a shot which Dom Ballard diverts towards the net but Dan Casey is on hand to chest it off the line.

What a game!

Deary, deary me.

A long throw from Anders Hagelskjaer causes chaos in the Leyton Orient area.

Fred Onyedinma has a couple of goes at it and then Cauley Woodrow before somehow the visitors hack the ball clear.

A little better for Northampton.

Jack Perkins gets a sight on goal following the very popular long throw into the box but Mansfield have him swarmed and it's blocked out.

Tom James sends Fred Onyedinma tumbling and collects a yellow card.

The third Orient man to now be walking the tightrope.

Onyedinma is having a field day and fouling him seems to be the only way to stop him.

Emre Tezgel almost fires Crewe straight back into the lead, latching onto a ball over the top and, despite the tight angle, he lashes a shot across goal and wide of the far post.

Calum Agius goes close as well, nipping in behind the full-back but Will Brook makes the block at his near post.

The home side have been forced into an early stage, with defender Charlie Finney picking up a knock and Reece Hutchinson is on to replace him.

Another toothless attack from Northampton lands them in hot water with Rhys Oates on the counter.

The goal scorer once more gets past his man but can't quite get his shot off just yet. He tags along with a teammate in the box to set up a better sight at goal but this time, his curling shot heads above the net.

Wycombe skipper Jack Grimmer engages Martin Woods in conversation over why he hasn't sent-off Killian Cahill for that foul on Fred Onyedinma.

The forward may have been going wide but even so it's an interesting decision.

Luke Leahy flights the ensuing free kick just over the bar.

Will Evans picked up the first assist and his dogged efforts sees him with a chance for another.

He's not willing to let the ball roll out for a goal kick and steams forward to not only keep it in play but cut across to Tyler Roberts in the box.

Roberts takes aim but there's enough Cobblers bodies to see it blocked out.

Northampton's buoyancy in the start of this match appears to have deflated.

Fred Onyedinma is clean through again and Killian Cahill comes racing out of his area and brings down the Wycombe man.

Referee Martin Woods deems it only a yellow card.

Clear goalscoring opportunity?

Not so says Mr Woods.

Mr Cahill might be a lucky man.

It's been all Colchester in terms of possession, but Bromley have finally posed some threat to the home goal.

Michael Cheek heads it on to set up Will Hondermarck but the resulting volley is off the er, mark.

Luke Graham
Former Northampton Town defender on BBC Radio Northampton

Mansfield like to have possesion of the ball and Northampton are getting players back, which is great defensively, but it means that it's just Wheatley up there on his own.

Then he thinks he has to come short and get involved, the ball goes long, and Mansfield can just sweep the loose ball up easily.

Another long ball from Wycombe has Fred Onyedinma scenting a hat-trick but Dan Happe this time gets there first and heads back to goalkeeper Killian Cahill.

It's simple stuff from the home side but it's worked twice so why not keep trying it?

Gareth Jelleyman
Former Mansfield defender on BBC Radio Nottingham

It's a fantastic finish in the end.

A great ball from Will Evans, and he just saw that Rhys Oates is one-on-one, he was onto it first, but the defender did well to get into the position.

It looked like the chance had gone, but with Rhys Oates you can't write him off.