Summary

  • 23 matches with every League One team in action and 11 matches in League Two on busy Good Friday

  • Click 'listen live' for 5 Live Around the Grounds

  • League One: Shrewsbury relegated after Burton draw at Exeter

  • Wycombe go second with win over Bolton as Wrexham held by Bristol Rovers

  • Charlton secure play-off spot; Cambridge boost survival hopes with win at Huddersfield

  • League Two: Carlisle beat leaders Port Vale; Doncaster go second with win over Tranmere

  • Walsall drop out of top three after Harrogate draw; Morecambe eight points from safety after defeat to Bromley

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Live Reporting

Ben Ashton, Glenn Speller, Matt Cresswell, Ben Hutchinson

  1. Carlisle 3-2 Port Vale

    A Port Vale corner to the far post is met by Jesse Debrah but Gabriel Breeze holds on for Carlisle.

    We have seven minutes remaining.

  2. Tranmere 0-3 Doncaster

    Jake Garrett heads on for Tranmere to replace Regan Hendry.

    Tranmere may already be planning for Monday's trip to Barrow.

  3. League One updates

    It looks like a stunning match down in east London as play-off hopefuls Leyton Orient have come from two goals down to lead Barnsley 4-3 at Brisbane Road.

    Sean Clare had restored parity for the O's before Omar Beckles' 74th minute strike has give the hosts the lead for the first time in the match.

    Elsewhere, Stevenage have pulled a goal back against Blackpool thanks to Cari Piergianni and Wigan have taken the lead at Shrewsbury - who were relegated earlier today after Burton Albion's draw at Exeter - following Dale Taylor's 71st minute goal.

  4. SUBSTITUTIONS

    Walsall 1-2 Harrogate

    Matt Sadler rings the changes for Walsall - three of them.

    Off go Connor Barrett, George Hall and Jamie Jellis.

    Albert Adomah, Alfie Chang and Nathan Asiimwe are on.

  5. Wrexham 1-1 Bristol Rovers

    It's all Wrexham. Bristol Rovers are camped in their own half and trying to cling on for a point now.

    Attack v defence... which will win out?

  6. YELLOW CARD

    Carlisle 3-2 Port Vale

    Stephen Wearne picks up a yellow card for Carlisle - their first of the game.

  7. 'The pressure is massive'

    Carlisle 3-2 Port Vale

    Chris Lumsdon
    Former Carlisle midfielder on BBC Radio Cumbria

    Not the most clean goals by Vale, but Carlisle just didn't get enough in front of the ball.

    I would be looking towards the bench at this stage, the pressure is massive for the players at the moment.

  8. Bolton 0-1 Wycombe

    Into the final 10 minutes at the Toughsheet Community Stadium and Bolton are still trying to find an equaliser.

    Wanderers win a free-kick high up on the right touchline and it's fizzed in by Alex Murphy but evades everyone and goes narrowly wide of the far post.

    The Trotters' play-off hopes are hanging by a thread.

  9. SUBSTITUTIONS

    Tranmere 0-3 Doncaster

    Connor Jennings and Sam Taylor are thrown on by Tranmere in place of Sam Finley and Lee O'Connor respectively.

    This is over.

  10. 'Bedlam in the away end'

    Huddersfield 0-1 Cambridge

    Sanny Rudravajhala
    BBC Radio 5 Live at John Smith's Stadium

    Boos from home fans, bedlam in the away end!

    A perfect curling effort from James Brophy after a rare Cambridge foray forward.

    “We are staying up” sing the travelling supporters, they’re playing their part.

    Cambridge are battling on.

  11. SUBSTITUTION

    Carlisle 3-2 Port Vale

    Ronan Curtis replaces Ben Garrity for Port Vale.

    The Vale skipper has picked up a knock anyway.

    We have 13 minutes remaining.

    What a game...

  12. RED CARD: David Tutonda (Morecambe)

    Bromley 1-0 Morecambe

    It goes from bad to worse for the visitors as David Tutonda, who was brought on as a first-half sub for the injured Jamie Stott, is given his marching orders for two yellow cards in the space of two minutes.

    Tutonda appears to say something to the fourth official as he is shoved down the tunnel by a member of the Morecambe coaching staff with a little over 20 minutes remaining.

    When it rains, it pours for Morecambe.

  13. Wrexham 1-1 Bristol Rovers

    Can Wrexham go on and find a winner now and claw their way back into the top two?

    That Matty James effort has a major impact at the bottom too, with Bristol Rovers now in the relegation zone behind Burton Albion on goal difference.

    Big final 10 minutes incoming...

  14. goal

    GOAL Tranmere 0-3 Doncaster

    Luke Molyneux (77 mins - hat-trick)

    Luke the Nuke...

    Luke Molyneux, centre of the goal, you know the rest.

  15. Carlisle 3-2 Port Vale

    Mitchell Clark lashes a shot from distance over the bar for Port Vale.

    Carlisle have gone into their shells.

    A glance around sees many Carlisle fans looking at their phones - looking at scores elsewhere? Looking at this?

    If you are reading this you've got 16 nervous minutes left...

  16. goal

    GOAL: Wrexham 1-1 Bristol Rovers

    Matty James (76 mins)

    Wrexham are back on level terms!

    Ryan Longman loops a cross in from the right, it's headed away but only as far as Matty James.

    James takes a touch with his chest and slots it into the bottom corner.

    Claims of handball by the Bristol Rovers players but the goal stands.

  17. goal

    GOAL: Huddersfield 0-1 Cambridge United

    James Brophy (69 mins)

    WHAT a strike for the relegation threatened visitors!

    A long ball is not dealt with and eventually falls to the left boot of James Brophy who bends in an absolute beauty of a strike into the top left corner.

    Boos ring around the John Smith's Stadium, as it stands they will live to fight another day in League One.

  18. Walsall 1-2 Harrogate

    Almost a third goal for Harrogate but Tommy Simkin comes up with two big saves.

  19. 'Vale are very much back into this'

    Carlisle 3-2 Port Vale

    Adam Yates
    Former Vale defender on BBC Radio Stoke

    Vale are very much back into this game now, the back four and goalkeeper were in an absolute mess there.

    Sam Hart has made a massive impact in this game since coming on, he is slightly more stronger than Shorrock driving forward.

  20. Applause for Kachunga

    Huddersfield 0-0 Cambridge

    Sanny Rudravajhala
    BBC Radio 5 Live at John Smith's Stadium

    Finally the fans are on their feet… if only to applaud former Terrier Elias Kachunga, who goes off for Cambridge.

    He’s been industrious for the Us with not too much to show for it. After four years, including being part of the Championship play-off squad of 2017 and two seasons in the Premier League, he is fondly remembered in these parts.