Summary

  • Birmingham beat Charlton to move nine points clear at top of League One; second-placed Wycombe draw at Crawley

  • League Two leaders Walsall come from behind to beat Chesterfield and end winless run

  • View League One results and table via tabs at top of page; see League Two results and table via links at top of page

Live Reporting

Kate Holloway, Matt Cresswell, David McIntyre and Jamie Riley

  1. SUBSTITUTION

    Birmingham 1-0 Charlton

    Goalscorer Jay Stansfield is clocking off.

    He's replaced by Alfie May while Grant Hanley is on in place of Keshi Anderson.

  2. SUBSTITUTION

    Crawley 1-1 Wycombe

    More changes for Wycombe as they chase three points.

    Luke Leahy and Garath McCleary retire to the bench as Xavier Simons and Gideon Kodua are introduced.

  3. League One update

    #bbcefl

    In the promotion picture, Stockport County have scored two goals in three minutes against Wigan Athletic thanks to Lewis Bate and Will Collar to make it 2-0 to the visitors. They might be about to close the gap to second-placed Wycombe, who are still level at Crawley.

    BoltonWanderers have extended their lead and now are 3-1 up at Shrewsbury after John McAtee grabbed his second of the game.

    John McAtee celebratesRex Features

  4. Walsall 2-1 Chesterfield

    Into the final 10 minutes at Walsall, where the League Two leaders have come from behind and are within sight of a first win in six matches.

  5. Birmingham 1-0 Charlton

    Birmingham looked like they might cruise to a win at the break but they haven't really fired up for the second.

    It's exactly what Charlton would like to see and with Miles Leaburn coming close to an equaliser with a header, they will feel there's a point to be earned here.

  6. SUBSTITUTION

    Barnsley 1-2 Huddersfield

    The Terriers make another change and midfielder David Kasumu is withdrawn for Joe Hodge, who has 10 minutes plus additional time to make his impact today.

    With Charlton losing at Birmingham at the moment, Huddersfield are set to go fifth in League One.

  7. SUBSTITUTION

    Crawley 1-1 Wycombe

    Wycombe make their first substitution of the afternoon.

    Cameron Humphreys makes way for Beryly Lubala.

    Max Anderson departs for Ade Adeyemo for Crawley.

  8. goal

    GOAL: Blackpool 3-3 Mansfield Town

    Niall Ennis (77 mins)

    From 3-1 down, Blackpool are level!

    What a match this has been. First, Ashley Fletcher reduced the arrears in the 71st minute with his close-range finish, and six minutes later, Niall Ennis' strike pulls it back to 3-3!

  9. 'Birmingham haven't been very good in possession'

    Birmingham 1-0 Charlton

    Richard Wilford
    BBC Radio WM commentator

    Birmingham haven't been very good in possession. If they were passing it round like they did in the first half it might be a different game.

    Chris Davies is very animated on the touchline.

    Chris DaviesRex Features

  10. League Two update

    #bbcefl

    Cheltenham, who were 2-0 down at half-time at home to Barrow, now lead 3-2 after an extraordinary comeback.

    Matty Taylor scored twice in quick succession for the Robins and Ashley Hay has now put them ahead.

    And it's now 1-1 at Tranmere - Luke Norris has equalised for the hosts against MK Dons.

  11. 'Barnsley are getting frustrated'

    Barnsley 1-2 Huddersfield

    Paul Ogden
    Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

    Barnsley are getting frustrated at the moment, they are camped in the Huddersfield half but the Terriers are working hard to make sure that final pass is not available.

  12. YELLOW CARD

    Barnsley 1-2 Huddersfield Town

    Huddersfield's Brodie Spencer is shown a yellow card for a foul on Stephen Humphrys.

  13. SUBSTITUTION

    Birmingham 1-0 Charlton

    Charlton make another double switch.

    Off go Matt Godden and Conor Coventry, on come Miles Leaburn and Alex Gilbert.

  14. SUBSTITUTIONS

    Barnsley 1-2 Huddersfield Town

    Plenty of changes to tell you about at Oakwell.

    Clement Rodrigues, Corey O'Keeffe and Neil Farrugia have all been replaced for the hosts by Josh Benson, Dexter Lembikisa and Jonathan Lewis.

    Meanwhile, Herbie Kane and Tawanda Chirewa have come off for the Terriers for Josh Ruffels and veteran midfielder Jonathan Hogg.

  15. YELLOW CARD

    Birmingham 1-0 Charlton

    Ethan Laird picks up Birmingham's third yellow for a foul on Josh Edwards.

  16. League One update

    #bbcefl

    Bolton players celebrateRex Features

    Plenty of goals to update you with around League One.

    Rotherham United have levelled against Reading with Sam Nombe's 57th-minute penalty.

    Bolton Wanderers have turned the match around at Shrewsbury and now lead 2-1. Eoin Toal had equalised for the Trotters and, four minutes later, John McAtee struck to give the visitors the lead at the Croud Meadow.

    Mansfield have extended their lead and are now 3-1 up at Blackpool following Lucas Akins' goal.

    Stevenage did lead Peterborough thanks to Dan Kemp's strike but that was cancelled out by Cian Hayes's equaliser.

    Wigan and Stockport County remain goalless and Bristol Rovers still lead Burton Albion 1-0.

  17. SUBSTITUTION

    Birmingham 1-0 Charlton

    Willum Willumsson is still being eased back from injury for Blues and has completed his run out for the day.

    He's replaced by Lyndon Dykes.

  18. League Two update

    #bbcefl

    Matty Taylor has scored two quickfire goals for Cheltenham against Barrow to level the match at 2-2.

    Elsewhere, Morecambe are 1-0 up at home to Accrington,Harrogate lead 1-0 at home to Swindon, MK Dons lead at Tranmere by the same scoreline.

  19. 'Pressure beginning to build'

    Birmingham 1-0 Charlton

    Daz Hale
    BBC WM

    The pressure is beginning to build at the moment, Blues are being pinned back but Charlton just haven't tested the goalkeeper.

    Birmingham are now making some changes.

  20. Red hot in the February cold at Bescot

    Walsall 2-1 Chesterfield

    Michael Beardmore
    BBC Sport at Poundland Bescot Stadium

    And what a turnaround here at the Bescot.

    Two corners in the space of three minutes and Walsall lead from behind.

    Absolute melting pot atmosphere now with the Saddlers fans buoyant and the vocal Spireites following aggrieved.

    They felt there was a foul from the second corner and there was lengthy appeals from Chesterfield players to replacement referee Karl Buckley.