Rushian Hepburn-Murphy and Kane Thompson-Sommers came off the bench for MK Dons after their second goal.

Rovers have had the life sucked out of them, and the three points are heading back around the M25 and up the M1.

An upset in Kent. Cheltenham look to have stolen the points in the 87th minute through Sam Sherring's header after reacting to the ball coming back off the cross bar. Back-to-back defeats are incoming for Gillingham.

Fleetwood have fought back twice and are finally ahead. Ryan Graydon makes it 3-2 against Harrogate by making the most of a three-way defensive mix-up.

Toby Lock
MK Citizen's sports editor on BBC Three Counties Radio

Last week he scored and it was given as an own goal, this week it looked like there was a glance. I don't think anyone with an MK Dons persuasion cares who scores it.

That should seal what is a good win and a statement win for the Dons.

It's the type of performance that the manager will absolutely love, they can be better but they have come away from home and won the game.

The Grecians on the hunt for a winner now as sub Jack Aitchison nearly slots through for Jayden Wareham, with keeper Joel Pereira racing off his line to beat the former Royal to the ball.

Now Stockport make a move from the bench.

Brad Hills has picked up a knock and needs to be taken off field alongside Corey O'Keeffe.

Owen Moxon and Callum Connolly are on to preserve the lead.

Blackpool's Ashley Fletcher has done all he can for the afternoon.

He's exchanged for Emil Hansson.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at St James Park

We have a break in play here as the referee talks to a steward having had a chat with both managers.

An announcement has just come on over the tannoy saying there has been a report of discriminatory chanting - we think from the away end.

Fans have been warned that if there are any more instances "the game will be halted".

Paul Warne hasn't felt the need to go to his bench yet, but Darrell Clarke has made a fourth dip at his reserves.

Kamil Conteh comes on for Alfie Chang.

Mason Burstow sighting.

The League One top-scorer gets his head on a cross from Amario Cozier-Duberry but Brewers keeper Brad Collins is able to hold.

Ashley Fletcher makes the run for Blackpool and tries to lift a shot at goal in the box before he's crowded out but Stockport keeper Ben Hinchliffe is there to deny an equaliser.

Doesn't matter anyway. Flag is up for offside

Alex Gilbey tries his luck when running onto a ball just outside the box.

It curls and dips nicely, but drifts wide.

Bolton trying to get back into it as John McAtee's curler after an Amario Cozier-Duberry pass from the left bounces inches past Brad Collins' far post, before the keeper parries away a Christian Forino header from the resulting corner.

Down the other end, as always, and Fabio Tavares fires a half-volley over the top with the chance to seal the points for the Brewers after a fine flick from Jake Beesley.

Yep, the substitute has to be substituted.

Joel Senior arrived shortly into the second half but has lasted about 20 minutes before he is forced off. Bryant Bilongo takes his place.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London

It's a cross from that left side, the ball spun around the back of the defender, credit to the young substitute Antwoine Hackford, he moved well and guided his shot into the corner.

It was random but they've got themselves in front.

An expert finish just at the right moment and it's lifted the noise in the stadium to a great level.

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Well, Leyton Orient boss Richie Wellens may possibly be losing out on the vacancy at Luton Town but his current side's performance today will make him feel better.

Dom Ballard teams up with fellow goal-scorer Aaron Connolly on the left flank to burst forward and bash a shot into the net to make his hat-trick.

Superb. They now lead Doncaster Rovers by 4-0.

Alex Gilbey feels he has to take a yellow card with Joel Senior countering.

He might not have had to do that as Senior clutches his hamstring. Looks like he'll won't continue after some treatment.

Chesterfield are into the play-off places thanks to Oliver Turton's own goal from point-blank range against Salford.

Elliott Bonds has got Fleetwood level for the second time against Harrogate. Bonds rams home to make it 2-2.