Ben Radcliffe becomes the second Town booking of the day after unceremoniously hauling down Chem Campbell as he tried to break away from midfield.

Injury has been added to insult as Radcliffe also needs treatment after his, er, untidy challenge.

The Magpies are enjoying more possession in the Dons half but are still struggling to create anything of note.

Home keeper Owen Goodman has yet to make a save.

A counter-attack then almost brings a third for the hosts.

Josh Neufville is sent away down the right and plays in Marcus Browne who weaves through two challenges into the box.

He plays a low ball across the six-yard box and Matty Stevens flicks it inches past the left post.

Oh no, Mamadi Camara is being taken off by reading, with Chem Campbell coming on. Back down to one Camara to focus on again.

Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan is also being replaced by Jayden Wareham. He departs as the match-winner, at the moment.

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Walsall 1-2 Grimsby

Jason Svanthorsson loses out to a Walsall defender but trips up on the tackle.

He does a flip in the air that looks more suited to a gymnastics mat and thuds to the ground.

It's a heavy fall but despite being a bit winded, he's okay to play on.

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13:47 GMT 8 March

Stockport 0-0 Charlton

Spell of treatment for Charlton sub Chuks Aneke who took a blow to the head under an aerial ball moments after coming on and is getting a good old Terry Butcher headband.

Panutche Camara is off the bench for Crawley, replacing Louie Watson, who was on a booking.

That's one Camara per side now with Reading's Mamadi on the left. Picture perfect!

Chloe Astell
Walsall FC Women player

It is poor defending from Walsall to let George McEachran get the shot away.

Can it get better? Hopefully, otherwise there will be more chances from Grimsby.

Notts' leading scorer Alassana Jatta has struggled to get into this game and there's more frustration as a heavy touch in midfield lets him down.

He stretches out to win the ball back but clips Marcus Browne in the process. Free-kick and there's a delay as the Dons man needs treatment.

He gingerly gets to his feet and walks to the touchline. Looks like he'll be back on a moment, though.

A Grimsby attack keeps finding Walsall feet but only ricocheted back into the Mariners possession.

The visitors' fast flowing adventure forward reaches George McEachran in space, who lets off a shot.

It's a tame one straight into the Walsall keepers gloves though and the midfielder has hurt himself in the process.

He's up and feeling okay, at least physically.

Double change for the visitors with Karoy Anderson and Chuks Aneke coming on as Stockport have started to take control after the break.

Thierry Small and Luke Berry are withdrawn by Nathan Jones.

Stockport follow with a sub of their own, Macauley Southam-Hales being replaced by Kyle Knoyle.

Kyle Wootton is getting closer.

Ollie Norwood's deep cross into the box is nodded back into the middle by Brad Hills with Wootton stretching again to take the high ball under his spell and then flicking it behind him in almost the same motion, only for his effort to thump the face of the bar and bounce away.

Notts have a free-kick in a decent position which Matt Palmer floats into the Wimbledon box. But it's easily cleared.

Lewis Macari then gets down the right and his cross is blocked out for a corner.

Palmer sends it to the back post where Nick Tsaroulla ghosts in unnoticed but screws his shot wide of the left hand post. Encouraging start from the visitors.

Real let-off for Crawley, and Jojo Wollacott again, as the keeper gifts Reading possession with a weak clearance, only for Billy Bodin to overhit his square ball in the box sending Mamadi Camara scampering out of the area to recover.

Some changes for Walsall at the break.

Jamille Matt and Oisin McEntee join the fray.

Charlie Lakin and Albert Adomah are the ones to make way.

Notts boss Stuart Maynard has his players out early for the second half and puts them through a few drills.

He also makes a few changes as he brings on two fresh centre-halfs after a first half in which the Magpies defence was firmly under the cosh.

Former Wimbledon man Rod McDonald joins the fray alongside Lewis Macari, with Zak Johnson and Jack Hinchy making way

Charlton keeper Will Mannion hasn't had much to do so far but he's produced a fine instinctive stop within seconds of the restart as Kyle Wootton stretched a leg out to hook a close-range volley towards the corner.

Mannion dived full stretch to his right to claw the ball off his line.

Back under way at Edgeley Park and Charlton fans won't need reminding, but Stockport fans might be interested to know, 32 of the Addicks 46 league goals have come after half-time this season.

They love a bit of late drama. Can they conjure any today? Will they need to?

Well, well, well.

Walsall could be in trouble should things stay as they are - but will they find a way to defeat Grimsby?

Can someone break the deadlock between Stockport and Charlton?

Let's find out.

Image source, Rex Features

League One:

• Crawley 0-1 Reading
• Stockport 0-0 Charlton

League Two:

• Wimbledon 2-0 Notts County
• Walsall 1-2 Grimsby

Andrew Dawkins
BBC Radio WM commentator

Walsall have been a bit sloppy in possession and haven't been getting the balls in the box.

I think from Grimsby's perspective they will feel with the chances they have had it is a deserved lead.