Tom Gayle
Final Score at St Andrews @ Knighthead Park

I’m not sure we would have seen this type of game had Barnsley not been reduced to 10 men early on.

Credit to Conor Hourihane’s tactics for the entertainment value, they’ve played like a side with nothing to lose. A constant threat on the counter, and could have taken the lead if not for better finishing from Adam Phillips and Stephen Humphrys.

Groans from the home support reflected their nerves before Jay Stansfield settled them from the spot.

Really poor Birmingham defending for the equaliser. Former Blues defender Marc Robert’s long throw wasn’t dealt with, and Davis Keillor-Dunn’s header gave the visitors a deserved equaliser.

More of the same in the second half please.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Stok Cae Ras

Charlie Webster’s late lunge early on meant it was backs-to-the-wall for Burton

The League One strugglers were brave for a long time but couldn’t hold back the tide.

Steven Fletcher from the spot, and cool finishes from Sam Smith and Jack Marriott, all in the second half, saw a perfect Hollywood smile from part-owner Ryan Reynolds in the stands.

They might need Van Wilder Party Liason by May. Wrexham are, for now, six clear in the automatic promotion places but what I would say, is they’ll need more than relentless ball-recycling and crossing the Championship.

Burton remain in the relegation mire, but there was plenty of spirit today to show they can match it with the leading teams… but time is running out.

Elsewhere from the University of Bradford Stadium, let's round up the other matches:

• The most goals have come in the Manchester where Salford were behind after two minutes, but in front after 15, then back level at 2-2 after 24 minutes, Gillingham the visitors
• Andrew Dallas drew Morecambe level with Grimsby at 1-1
• Bobby Kamwa gave Newport a second soon after their first at Brunton Park, but then Georgie Kelly brought Carlisle back into it at 1-2
• At Stadium MK Aaron Pressley headed in from Connor Mahoney's cross to give Barrow the lead at MK Dons
• Swindon lead at Fleetwood through a penalty
• Tyreece Simpson gave Colchester a late first half opener v Notts County
• Bromley lead 1-0 v Accrington
• The only goalless game is Wimbledon v Harrogate

So only Lincoln are leading in our feature games but how is it going everywhere else across League One?

• Sam Hoskins struck twice before Dara Costelloe netted another to put Northampton Town 3-0 up against 10-man Peterborough
• Stevenage are leading Crawley 1-0
• Blackpool's winning run is facing an end as they trail 1-0 to Rotherham
• Though for Stockport, it's all going well as they take a 2-0 lead against Exeter City
• Elsewhere, it's goalless between Shrewsbury and Cambridge, Leyton Orient and Wigan Athletic and Huddersfield and Mansfield Town

An excellent, action-packed first half comes to an end at St Andrew's.

Birmingham's march to the League One title appeared to have been made that bit easier when Mael de Gevigney was sent off for Barnsley after three minutes for bringing down Keshi Anderson as the last man.

Jay Stansfield then put Blues ahead from the spot in the 33rd minute after Kieran Flavell brought down Anderson in the area.

But the Tykes have battled well and equalised through Davis Keillor-Dunn just moments after going behind.

Two shots for Lincoln and one goal.

They lead Charlton at the break, who have work to do if they're to strengthen their grip on a play-off spot and close the gap to Wycombe in second.

Christoph Klarer has space to drive into for Birmingham and he obliges before rifling an effort over the bar from the edge of the box.

A slow start at the Toughsheet.

But with one side chasing a chance at promotion and the other battling to stay away from relegation, three points must sound better than one.

Three minutes of added time did not allow Crewe back into this one.

They now have three minutes to rue that penalty miss.

Bradford scoring after 12 seconds through Bobby Pointon was a shock, and since then the Railway men have come back into it, but still trail at the break.

Three minutes of stoppage time to play at The Valley at the end of the first half.

Graham McGarry
Crewe commentator for BBC Radio Stoke

Crewe had been given a life line! There is a real atmosphere here...

They will feel disappointed to concede a goal after the 13 seconds and then they go and miss a penalty - it might just be one of those days.

There will be SEVEN minutes added on at the end of this first half. Don't see that too often.

Bolton's Aaron Morley delivers a curling corner and it's a Gas defender who it finds first.

But the connection almost goes wrong when it clatters off the woodwork rather than sail over the goal.

Fortunately for them, the visitors are able to clear the follow up.

What a save!

Sam Walker dives the right way to deny Ryan Cooney from the spot.

He has not had a great day, the first of only two players booked (both for Crewe) and now a missed massive opportunity from the spot.

Willum Willumsson has picked up a knock for Birmingham and cannot continue. On comes Alfie May to replace the Icelandic midfielder.

Conceded by Aden Baldwin of Bradford with a handball in the penalty area.

Bobby Kamwa has given Newport a second soon after their first at Brunton Park, but then Georgie Kelly has brought Carlisle back into this at 1-2.

Andrew Dallas has drawn Morecambe level with Grimsby at 1-1.

Plenty of goals in some games whilst others are still just getting their eye in in this April sunshine made for summer sports, not players wearing long studs.

Max Conway arrives late to a tackle, lunging in on Alex Pattinson and he's booked.

There is a delay for this injury as home fans and players were baying for blood, deeming this worthy of red not yellow.

He is ok to continue though.

Gas midfielder Matt Butcher picks up the first warning of today's affair with a shirt pull on Josh Dacres-Cogley.

It's cagey this one, with neither side getting a look in on either end of the pitch.