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Northampton make a second-half comeback to rob Mansfield of the chance to enter the top six.

The Cobblers looked uninspired throughout much of the match but the introduction of Tom Eaves caused the Stags trouble, commanding their defenders' attention enough to see Jack Perkins level at the back post.

Mansfield applied some pressure to try and regain their lead but their hopes took a hit when Adedeji Oshilaja gave away a penalty for Eaves to convert.

Not quite the way Stags boss Nigel Clough probably envisioned his fifth anniversary game to go.

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A seventh unbeaten home game for Wycombe and an enjoyable lunchtime for them.

Leyton Orient failed to deal with the home side's direct approach as twice Fred Onyedinma got on the end of long balls to score.

Even though Aaron Connolly equalised with a penalty in between those goals, Dan Casey's first goal in English football gave them a comfortable cushion at the break.

Both goalkeepers were cautioned for fouls - Wycombe's Will Norris when conceding the penalty while his opposite number, Killian Cahill might have seen red when charging out of his area to bring down Onyedinma.

Sam Bell tapped in a fourth for Wycombe in the second period.

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Shrewsbury's four-match unbeaten run comes to an end.

It was touch and go for much of that final quarter of the game, but Omar Bogle's third goal on the counter-attack wrapped up the points for Crewe.

For now, at least, the Alex climb into the automatic promotion places.

Elliott List's shot creeps up on goal and Stags keeper Liam Roberts has to dive to deny a third.

Still a few more minutes on the clock but that's not the end Mansfield boss Nigel Clough will want to see his men in.

Alex Lowry turns his man on the edge of the area but his shot is saved by Killian Cahill.

The Wycombe substitute then delays the restart and is cautioned - a bit silly.

Luke Graham
Former Northampton Town defender on BBC Radio Northampton

Northampton stayed in the game, that was really crucial in the first 45 minutes, to not go in any more than a goal down.

They're good value for the win, I can't think of many Mansfield chances in this second half.

Arthur Read almost halved the deficit late on, but his attempt was superbly tipped onto the bar by Grant Smith.

It means that Bromley depart with a clean sheet as well as all three points, courtesy of two goals in quick succession by Omar Sowunmi and Michael Cheek.

Ethan Wheatley could have put it out of sight for Northampton but his shot heads off target.

It's close. So agonisingly close.

And now the Cobblers have several more nail-biting minutes to hold on.

We'll have five minutes of stoppage time but this has been over for a while.

Wow.

There's nine more minutes announced to a chorus of boos. They want to see this match done and dusted.

Luke Leahy is off for Wycombe.

Alex Lowry joins the fray for the final few minutes.

Micah Mbick goes close with a header for Colchester, but it doesn't look as though it's going to be their day.

We're into added time now and barring something extraordinary, Bromley will take the points.

A delivery into the box falls on the head of Lucas Akins but the Stags striker can only find the gloves of the Cobblers keeper.

Shaking off a bit of rust, maybe?

He's only had three games this season, two in the EFL Trophy and the other in the FA Cup.

Gareth Jelleyman
Former Mansfield defender on BBC Radio Nottingham

It's going to be difficult because they're sitting with a low block, a back five and then a four.

Northampton are doing it very professionally and it'll be tough for Stags to break them down.

You don't want to leave room for them to break on you as well.

Shrewsbury have their second wave now and Crewe's back line are under sustained pressure.

Will the home side regret missing out on that third goal to kill the game off?

A triple change for Wycombe.

Ewan Henderson, Fred Onyedinma and Cauley Woodrow make their exits.

On come Junior Quitirna, Caolan Boyd-Munce and Magnus Westergaard.

There'll be no hat-trick for Onyedinma.

Leyton Orient withdraw Aaron Connolly for Ollie O'Neill.

Jack Burroughs is being withdrawn at last to see Elliott List make his comeback from injury for the Cobblers.

Dom Dwyer replaces Will Evans, while Jordan Bowery is on for Kyle Knoyle.

Wycombe forward Cauley Woodrow tries to help out his defence but only succeeds in committing a foul on the edge of his own area.

He gets a yellow card for his troubles as well.