It's a slow burner, but it's alight.

Good saves from Dillon Phillips and opposite number Arthur Okonkwo have prevented Matty James and Mallik Wilks from breaking the deadlock at each end.

Surely there'll be goals after the turnaround?

Blues are in cruise control but... too much so? They have a comfortable first half but haven't shown enough up front to break the stalemate.

Rotherham's Dillon Phillips produces a fine save to keep out Matty James' thunderous 25-yard half-volley.

Football's the winner, there!

All square in Kent as the hosts hold second-placed Bradford.

The hosts do have three men on yellow cards, however.

Posh forward Malik Mothersille picks up a James Dornelly flick on but, despite a good set up, sends his strike sailing slightly above the net.

A flurry of goals before half-time!

Out-of-form Chesterfield have turned their game at home to Newport on its head,

Baker had put the visitors ahead after 40 minutes, but two minutes later Ollie Banks levelled and a minute before the break Aribim Pepple has given the hosts a lead.

And MK Dons have hit back quickly at home to Morecambe, with Luke Offord tying up the scores.

Northampton took an early lead at Leyton Orient and have doubled their advantage just before the break through Cameron McGeehan.

Jamie Reid has struck just before the break to put Stevenage 1-0 up on Mansfield, who are winless in their past 11 league games.

Mark Hone
Former Lincoln City defender on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

I can't fault Lincoln, they have shown a little bit going forward.

Birmingham have had lots of possession and prodded and probed, but Lincoln have kept their shape really well.

They just need to hold out now til half-time.

Oh, Hector Kyprianou what a lucky man you are!

A poor header falls in the direction of Wycombe danger man Richard Kone.

Kone goes on the attack and sets up Garath McCleary, but his teammate is ahead of the pass and Kyprianou can catch his breath.

Sam Nombe tries his luck from 25-yards for the Millers but fires his effort well off target and into the stand.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

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The Lincoln goalkeeper is now sitting down, as the current trend of goalkeepers sitting down continues.

So, I guess that will mean a free time out, it is all becoming so desperately familiar.

It could be the case he is injured, but I don't think he is.

Arthur Okonkwo to the rescue for the Red Dragons as Mallik Wilks gets on the end of Joe Powell's floated cross, only for the keeper to instinctively stop his point-blank header.

Michael Cheek is at it again.

The 33-year-old striker has put in-form Bromley ahead at struggling Tranmere.

It's his 18th goal of the season - all of them coming in separate matches - as Bromley chase a seventh win in eight.

But within a matter of minutes, Josh Hawkes replies to bring Rovers level.

Elsewhere, Lee Angol's penalty has put second-bottom Morecambe ahead at MK Dons.

Victory could lift them out of the relegation places.

Cian Hayes gets past the Wycombe defenders in the box but ends up on the floor.

The home crowd call for a penalty but the referee waves it away.

The first save of the game as Millers keeper Dillon Phillips dives to parry away Sam Smith's strike after a neat exchange of passes with Ryan Longman, who blazed an earlier effort well over the bar as Wrexham start to click into gear.

Birmingham have had 74% of the possession so far but the net is untouched.

The boss is frustrated.

The crowd are frustrated.

The players are probably feeling it too as Christoph Klarer sees yellow for a foul on Ben House.

Almost the opener!

George Lapslie heads beyond Gills keeper Glenn Morris after Paul Huntington's knockdown from a corner.

But Armani Little is well placed to hook the ball off the line.

Bradley Ihionvien puts in a bad foul on Wycombe midfielder Luke Leahy.

The visitor is hurting and Ihionvien is shown the card.

Posh forward Bradley Ihionvien gains possession and drives forward.

He gets into the box and fires in a shot but a man in red manages to put in a good block.

Wycombe, meanwhile, haven't managed a single shot at goal so far.

If Bradford do go on to win and go top today it will mark a dramatic turnaround in fortunes for both the Bantams and long-time leaders Walsall.

Graham Alexander's men sat in ninth, 17 points adrift of the Saddlers, before a scintillating run of 10 victories from 12 matches has brought them within an ace of top spot.

But first they need to do a job here in Kent. After their early flurry of chances, the game has settled.