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League One and League Two have come to a close for the day but what a day it's been.

Late equalisers, 10-man victories, whatever madness was happening over at the Cardiff City Stadium - it's been a blast.

So I'm sure given how much entertainment it continues to provide, we will see you next weekend for yet more fun and fervour?

I thought so. We'll meet you right here next Saturday for your next footballing fix.

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Swindon temporarily went top with their lunchtime win at Newport but Walsall's fine comeback at home to Bristol Rovers means they're back in pole position.

Grimsby are up to third courtesy of their win at Salford and Gillingham drop to fourth after defeat to MK Dons who move into the play-off places.

Steve Cotterill won his first game back in charge of Cheltenham to move the Robins off the foot of the table where they are replaced by Newport who have taken just one point from their past nine games.

Peterborough stay bottom of the pile after a 2-1 loss to Bolton. They had been due to face leaders Stevenage next but that game has been postponed due to the international break - so their next game is a biggie against Burton on 18 October.

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Stevenage's 2-0 victory over Luton sees them fly to the top of the table to displace Bradford City.

Cardiff's crazy 4-3 win against Leyton Orient is rewarded with a rise into third place, back within touching distance of the apex.

Burton's draw with Doncaster means they get closer to escaping the bottom four but Peterborough and Blackpool make no progress.

Last season's play-off semi-finalists Wycombe are also dancing dangerously close to the relegation line but just keep out thanks to late goals in their 2-2 draw with Barnsley.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Bescot Stadium

After the first 45 minutes, I didn’t see us finishing with this scoreline. In fact, even until Aaron Pressley’s towering header to equalise, I thought Bristol Rovers had done enough.

Walsall however, have won without playing their best football but were clinical when it mattered and, crucially, secured a result that will banish any lingering doom after last season’s play-off final failure, following that capitulation at the top of the tree.

Once Pressley had cancelled out Fabrizio Cavegn’s excellent swivelled opener, the mood completely changed. Walsall with the wind in their sails and the fans onside, saw Pressley through again and the turnaround was complete.

Frustrating for the away fans as their unbeaten run comes to an end, as Walsall match it by going seven unbeaten themselves.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

Huddersfield sat back and allowed Stockport to have the ball high up the pitch, and Stockport are a good team, we saw the same in the Exeter game - but Exeter aren't as good as Stockport.

Huddersfield got exploited and Stockport got the goals because they kept taking the ball off Huddersfield and we couldn't get any momentum.

We were trying to catch them on the break with players that weren't quick enough to do that. Alfie May is not going to outsprint Stockport, he is a technical player, a quality player, but his is not going to outsprint the back line.

• Grimsby go third after their 2-0 win at Salford.

• Cambridge go four unbeaten after a 3-1 win over Crawley.
• Colchester thrash Chesterfield 6-2 with Jack Payne scoring his first senior hat-trick.
• Notts County picked up a 3-1 win over Oldham at Meadow Lane.
• Barnet also go four unbeaten after their home 2-0 win over Accrington.
• It was a thriller at Hayes Lane as Bromley and Tranmere shared the spoils in a 3-3 draw. No wins for Rovers in their past six games now while none in five for the Ravens.
• Steve Cotterill marked his return as Cheltenham boss with a 2-0 home win over Fleetwood. That's the Robins' second win of the season which sees them climb off the bottom of the table.
• Barrow v Shrewsbury ended goalless.

• Peterborough's suffering continues as they lose 2-1 to Bolton Wanderers.
• A goal either side of the half sees Reading and Mansfield end with a 1-1 draw.
• Fraser Murray equalised for Wigan Athletic to make it 1-1 against Plymouth Argyle.
• Exeter City steal a late winner to beat in-form Lincoln City 1-0.
• Cardiff claim a 4-3 victory in a dramatic, chaotic match against Leyton Orient.
• Danilo Orsi's double gives AFC Wimbledon a 2-0 victory over Blackpool.
• Stevenage top the table with a 2-0 derby day win against Luton.
• 10-man Stockport hold on to beat Huddersfield 2-1.
• It ends goalless between Port Vale and Northampton Town.

The Saddlers ride off with the points as they come from behind thanks to Aaron Pressley's double.

Those goals came after Fabrizio Cavegn had nudged Rovers ahead at the break.

Walsall are one point clear at the top while Bristol Rovers lose in the league for the first time in eight games.

What an effort from Stockport to end Huddersfield's unbeaten home record and pick up their first win at the West Yorkshire club since April 2000.

Ollie Norwood's penalty gave the visitors the lead at the break before they had Tyler Onyango dismissed for two yellow cards in the space of five second-half minutes.

But, down top 10 men, they doubled their lead through Odin Bailey's fine finish.

Bojan Radulovic's late header gave the Terriers some hope but it's the second time this season they've lost to 10 men.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

Can Huddersfield find an equaliser?

If they do half the fans that were here at the start are now gone, and will miss it - they had written this one off as a loss.

Stockport try to stall things with a double change.

Callum Connolly replaces Odin Bailey and Nathan Lowe is on for Kyle Wootton.

Stevenage claims victory with two second-half goals to top the table.

A stilted first-half was followed by a much better performance from the hosts, seeing two great goals from Chem Campbell and Jordan Roberts to take victory.

This probably wasn't Boro at their best but they still get the result. Are we looking at some strong promotion contenders?

Goals from Evan Khouri and Charles Vernam give Grimsby a big win at the Peninsula Stadium.

That's back-to-back wins for the Mariners who move up to third in the table.

Meanwhile Salford suffer two defeats on the bounce and drop down a place to fifth.

We've got five minutes tacked onto this one.

Orsi's double looks to have given Wimbledon a 2-0 away win at struggling Blackpool

Holy moly.

We will have 10 minutes of time added on.

We're into five minutes of added time as Grimsby are on their way to three points.

Five minutes to go until Stevenage secure their place at the apex.

Though, in fairness, we have seen some very quick succession of goals upset celebrations today...