Three minutes of additional time is signalled by the fourth official.

Can we get a winner in this one?

They couldn't, could they?

Zeno Rossi is the one who has conceded it, lunging in on Ben Waine.

Lee Gregory has the ball in hand... long wait for him though as Rossi needs some treatment.

Huge chance for Bolton to seal it as Joel Randall robs Herbie Kane deep in his own half and then strides through into the area, only for Jacob Chapman to fly off his line to block Randall's dinked effort with his left foot.

The home fans are not happy with this. Their 16-match unbeaten run feels a distant memory at present.

Lee Gregory scored both goals when Mansfield beat Cambridge 2-1 at the One Call in September (Field Mill, to most of us).

He's off the Stags bench with seven minutes of normal time to come, replacing Lucas Akins and needing to find another brace if the visitors are to come away with anything from this game.

Filipe Morais
Ex-Bradford and Bolton winger on BBC Radio Leeds

I'm surprised there's not been any change to Walsall tactically to pose a threat to Bradford.

Bradford's Antoni Sarcevic has done his duty.

He goes to take a seat with Lewis Richards as Brandon Khela and Tyreik Wright jog on in their stead.

MK work it well on the left hand side and the ball falls to Alex Gilbey whose goalbound effort is well blocked by AFC Wimbledon's Sam Hutchinson, who has been faultless for the visitors so far today.

At the other end, sub Aron Sasu bears down on goal but he pulled his man back in order to do so and the referee correctly blows up for a free-kick to the home side.

At least a little bit of hope that there might be a goal here.

The home fans have been getting restless but Callum Marshall almost brightened their mood as he raced down the left to latch onto Joe Hodge's pass and lashed a low angled strike across goal which Luke Southwood does well to tip away to his left past the far post.

The pressure continues as Herbie Kane slashes a 20-yard volley past the angle of post and bar, but there's a scare at the other end for the hosts as Joel Randall's header glances across the face of goal with Jacob Chapman beaten all ends up.

What a chance for Zeno Rossi to put the game to bed, he rises highest at the far post to meet Danny Andrew's cross from the Us right but can't get his header right, somehow glancing off his own shoulder and past the upright.

Down the other end and Ben Waine almost makes him pay but can only send his header from a left-wing cross straight at Jack Stevens.

Just moments after coming on Marcus Browne is cautioned for the visitors.

Meanwhile, AFC Wimbledon's Omar Bugiel's race is run and he's been replaced by Aron Sasu.

Joel Randall and John McAtee are off the Bolton bench, replacing Aaron Collins and Klaidi Lolos for the closing stages.

Something new for the Terriers defence to worry about, by no means a negative change from the interim Trotters trio in the dugout.

Both sides change things up.

Calum Kavanagh and Bobby Pointon are off for Bradford and replaced by Tommy Leigh and George Lapslie.

While Nathan Asiimwe is on in place of Walsall's Connor Barrett.

MK Dons midfielder Joe White, who came the closest to breaking the deadlock in this second-half, is withdrawn with 13 minutes left and replaced by Kane Thompson-Sommers.

Paul Digby returns to action for the hosts as a substitute, coming on for Ryan Loft with 20 minutes remaining, but within two minutes his name is taken by Thomas Parsons as he hauls back George Maris as he tries to launch a Stags break in midfield.

Josh Kelly and Joe Lewis are brought off for the visitors in a double change for AFC and have been replaced by Marcus Browne and Isaac Ogundere.

Meanwhile, Alistair Smith is booked for AFC Wimbledon for what seems to be persistent fouling.

Garry Monk's men are not in the mood to give these points away easily.

They are straight back on the attack, trying to restore their three-goal advantage, but Michal Morrison is denied a second of the day as his effort comes back off the woodwork, while Danny Andrew flashes a shot over the crossbar from 18 yards moments later.

Paul Joannou
Walsall summariser on BBC Radio WM

That just sums up the afternoon for the Saddlers.

It's just not Walsall's day.

Not a lot to report on since I was last with you.

Looks like with 20 minutes to go we'll be looking at the bench to try and ignite this match which has been very flat second-half considering the history between these two sides.

Not to be.

Substitute Danny Johnson sees his strike from the spot denied by the gloves of Bantam keeper Sam Walker.

As you were.

Bradford's Jack Shepherd wipes out a charging Walsall man to give away a penalty.

The start of a late comeback?