Paul Mullin saw his name in lights and opted to take on a shot rather than find a team-mate but can only bend his effort off target.

Seconds remain...

Matt Butcher replaces Cameron Humphreys for Wycombe for the final few seconds.

Brian Howard
Former Barnsley captain on BBC Radio Sheffield

Wycombe Wanderers, through leading scorer Richard Kone, have snatched a late, late lead at Adam's Park.

The most dangerous striker in the league is not going to miss that.

Ben Killip, for all his heroics, he has been superb all night, but he cannot do anything about that, he just saw that flying past his right hand.

Murphy Cooper claims a high cross from Ryan Longman and drops to the turf to waste a few seconds.

Tick, tick, tick.

Wrexham wanted a penalty for a handball in the box moments before but very much a case of ball-to-hand.

Tick, tick, tick... Wrexham are desperate to get it forward but we're six minutes into the added seven.

Back-to-back wins for managerless Bolton.

Aaron Collins goal seven minutes from the end eventually gives Bolton some breathing space but they were made to work hard for the pointss.

George Thomason's early opener for the home side was equalised by Liam Shaw before the unfortunate Northampton man put through his own goal.

Nik Tzanev denied Thomason and Sazabolcs Schon but Luke Southwood was rarely troubled in the Bolton goal and the home side keep up the pressure on the play-off chasers.

Stephen Humphrys is off for Barnsley and Kyran Lofthouse is on.

Back-to-back defeats for League Two leaders Walsall.

Fleetwood complete the double over the Saddlers, and would have won 8-2 on aggregate. Against a side 12 points clear at the summit, before kick-off. Who saw this coming?

Shaun Rooney and James Bolton converted set-pieces in a five-minute burst early on, and though Walsall huffed and puffed, they were missing Jamille Matt, and of course no longer have Nathan Lowe, and fail to score for the second game in succession.

We are into four minutes of time added on.

Murphy Cooper has denied Elliot Lee a stoppage-time equaliser with his face. Brave stuff, star-fishing at his feet like old-school Peter Schmeichel.

Wrexham can smell a leveller here...

We are into eight minutes of time added on as Luca Connell from midway inside the Wycombe half beats Franco Ravizzoli but the ball dips just over the bar - that would have been quite something for Barnsley.

Late drama at Swindon, where Paul Glatzel has equalised for the hosts to make it 1-1 as 10-man Tranmere concede in the 87th minute.

Chesterfield have also gone 2-0 ahead against Bromley through Ryan Colclough, and Salford are set to miss out on seventh spot - they're still drawing 1-1 at home to Newport and have had Tyrese Fornah sent off for a second booking.

What a chance for Barnsley two minutes from the end.

Corey O'Keeffe delivers a cross to the far post but Adam Phillips blasts over the bar from about two yards - heads in hands all around...

Josh Dacres-Cogley is on for Bolton to replace Jordi Osei-Tutu.

Wrexham sub Jack Marriott does well to spin on the edge of the Boro box and lash in a low shot on the turn with his left peg, only for Stevenage keeper Murphy Cooper to get down well to his left to keep the ball out at his near post.

He's been excellent tonight.

Some home fans are heading for the exits.

Scott Wright is coming on for the visitors, with Keshi Anderson the man withdrawn.

He's the match-winner, as things stand, after that wonderful chest-control and dipping volley from 20 yards which flew under the crossbar.