Gideon Kodua and Beryly Lubala are on to try to find the winner for Wycombe, Daniel Udoh and Jack Grimmer are off.

Straight away Ben Killip has to save from Lubala.

All too comfortable for Birmingham, really. The Terriers have not tested Ryan Allsop in the Blues goal all night. The away fans are having a lovely sing song in the John Smith's stands.

Town debutant Ruben Roosken has been withdrawn for Josh Koroma as Michael Duff tries to plot a course back into this one with just under half an hour remaining.

Wycombe searching for a second goal and what would surely be the winner against the 10 men of Barnsley.

If anything the intensity has gone out of the home side since the dismissal of Marc Roberts.

But, Wycombe have scored the most goals in the final 15 minutes of League One games this season, and Barnsley, well they've conceded the most...

Sam Avery
BBC Three Counties Radio's Wycombe commentator

What I will say is I want to give credit to Barnsley, they are staying very central and remaining stoic.

Marcus Browne's making quite the impact on his first start for Wimbledon, hammering a shot against the crossbar.

Crewe are holding on as they look to avoid a second home defeat in four days, having previously gone 11 unbeaten at the Mornflake Stadium.

Walsall still plugging away with 10 minutes remaining and sub Charlie Lakin has a pop from just outside the box which flicks off a defender but which keeper Jay Lynch is equal to.

Andy Giddings
Sports Editor, BBC Sheffield

We must reiterate to fans tuning in just how good Ben Killip has been today.

Is there some way for Barnsley to stem the tide?

Azeem Abdulai has completed his hat-trick for Leyton Orient who are now 5-2 up at Exeter - that's after a Millenic Alli double had halved the deficit for the home side.

Michael Craig and Sam Smith have scored for Reading to level at 2-2 at Burton.

Charlton are still 2-0 up on Bristol Rovers and Blackpool lead Lincoln by the same scoreline.

Peterborough are holding on 1-0 against Wigan as are Stockport who are 1-0 up on Shrewsbury.

Hakeem Odoffin has put Rotherham 2-1 in front against Cambridge United.

Mansfield and Crawley remain goalless.

Steven Fletcher is in the wars, taking an arm in the face from Boro defender Dan Sweeney as they grappled under a high ball and he'll need some treatment, and something absorbent to mop up some blood.

Tranmere defender Cameron Norman's been shown a second yellow card in a blow to Rovers' bid to retain their 1-0 lead at Swindon, where they've only won two of their past 34 visits.

No other side in the bottom seven is winning but two of the promotion hopefuls are in front: Notts County are still winning 1-0 at home to Carlisle, as are Bradford at home to Morecambe. Bad news for the bottom two sides, there.

John Coleman is closing on his first win since being appointed Gillingham boss on 5 January. His side are 1-0 ahead at Grimsby through Doug Tharme's own goal.

Northampton going for it with another double change.

Tarique Fosu and Jack Baldwin are on for Aaron McGowan and Akin Odimayo.

On come Garath McCleary and Magnus Westergaard for Wycombe in place of Tyreeq Bakinson and Fred Onyedinma.

Ryan Longman is introduced by Phil Parkinson for his Red Dragons debut. No pressure, Ryan. Go and find a couple of goals, eh.

Ryan Barnett and Dan Scarr are coming off with Jack Marriott joining Longman on the pitch.

A double change for Bolton with Szabolcs Schon and Victor Adeboyejo replaced by Alex Murphy and Joel Randall.

Northampton swap Cameron McGeehan and Will Hondermarck for Tom Eaves and James Wilson.

You may see Ollie Rathbone credited with that Wrexham goal. Even though Paul Mullin got the final touch.

Someone, somewhere has clearly got a protractor out, but from where I'm sitting that's still Mullin's goal.

Barnsley make a change after the red card.

Georgie Gent is off and Conor McCarthy is on.

Terriers striker Dion Charles hits the deck after an off the ball incident involving Taylor Gardner-Hickman.

All very unnecessary. 'Off, off, off,' shout the home fans. 'Get on with it,' says the referee.

Wimbledon have had the better of the second half so far, persuading Crewe boss Lee Bell to enact changes with a little over a quarter of the game remaining.

Forwards Chris Long and Kane Hemmings, who's returning after almost four months out with a broken foot, replace Omar Bogle and Joel Tabiner.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

A thing of brilliance, a wonderful strike from Keshi Anderson who's having a great game, but Town could have stopped that so many times, it's just so sloppy at the back.