We're more than halfway through five added minutes. Bolton are almost there.

Adam Lanigan
BBC Sport reporter at Brunton Park

A thrilling end to the game in injury time.

Walsall centre half Oisin McEntee had a wonderful chance to win it but his header was saved by Gabe Breeze.

Then from the last action of the game, Kadeem Harris' cross reaches Cedwyn Scott but his shot is blocked inside the six-yard box.

The whistle blows with players lying on the ground.

League Two football right there for you, ladies and gentlemen!

Harrison Biggins charges clean through on goal for Shrewsbury and he's hacked down by Ruel Sotiriou... but somehow the Bristol Rovers man gets away with only a yellow card. The home support are not happy with that and think it should be red.

Another change for the hosts as Luke Leahy makes way for Tyreeq Bakinson.

The number 10 has been magnificent this evening and gets his rest, having just returned from injury.

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There will be SEVEN minutes added on! Can Huddersfield rescue a late point?

Or is Steven Fletcher's goal going to give Wrexham three points?

Five minutes of injury time to be played. Any late drama?

Julian Larsson and Anthony Forde make way for Rumarn Burrell and Kgaogelo Chauke.

Stockport have found a leveller at Northampton courtesy of Benony Breki Andresson.

Lincoln have added a fourth against Crawley, Joe Gardner finds the back of the net.

Less than three minutes plus stoppages remaining at Croud Meadow. Can either of these two sides find what would be a vital winner in the relegation battle?

Charlie Webster had a great chance to give Burton a lifeline, but fires his shot high over the bar.

The home side are doing their best to see this out now.

Keith Hill
Former Bolton and Barnsley boss on BBC Radio Manchester

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The energy is absolutely superb.

The intensity that they are pressing with going into the final 10 minutes is absolutely tremendous, remarkable from Wanderers, just brilliant.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Toughsheet Community Stadium

Aaron Collins showed the strength and desire to win the long ball from the ‘keeper, smart play by Joel Randall to give it him back and brilliant feet by Aaron Collins and a finish to match.

It’s a chastening night for Birmingham City. They’ve been hit by injuries and have struggled with Wanderers’ intensity tonight.

What a confidence-builder this is for Steven Schumacher. The home fans are singing ‘Can we play you every week?’!

A half-chance here for Huddersfield as it opens up for Ben Wiles and he hits one from 20 yards but it's straight at Arthur Okonkwo in the Wrexham goal.

The Terriers are set to draw a blank in a sixth straight home league game for the first time since October 2018 unless they can find an equaliser.

Richard Kone and Fred Onyedinma make way for Garath McCleary and Beryly Lubala.

Danny Rose's penalty has drawn Grimsby level at home to lowly Tranmere. It's 1-1 now.

Harry Smith scored for Swindon to put them back in front against Salford, only for Kelly N'Mai to equalise just a minute later to make it 2-2.

And into the final 10 minutes at Carlisle where the league's bottom side continue to hold leaders Walsall 1-1.

It's not just Birmingham's 18-game unbeaten run that's on the brink of ending here.

Blues are also undefeated in eight away league games (W5 D3) before tonight. They last went longer without defeat on the road in August 1998 (run of 10). It's some ask to rescue it now.

Shrewsbury are really, really knocking on the door at Croud Meadow now. They're camped in the Bristol Rovers half.

Can they find the breakthrough and lift themselves off the bottom of League One?

Bradford ring the changes and it could be a very tame final quarter as they see the game out.

It's set to be 10 home league wins in a row for them - which will be a new club record.

Not even the merest sense of a glimmer of hope for Cheltenham who are heading for the heaviest league defeat of the season.

Jack Dearden
BBC Radio Manchester commentator

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This is rapidly turning into probably the best 45 minutes of the season for Bolton Wanderers.

Adam Lanigan
BBC Sport reporter at Brunton Park

You do not often see a tackle celebrated like a goal, but we have here.

Carlisle had a corner which was cleared, before Walsall broke at speed through left wing-back Liam Gordon.

Home full-back Archie Davies had to get across to cover otherwise Gordon was through on goal.

He flew into a tackle - if he missed it would have been a certain red card or a run on goal - but he made it - cue huge cheers from the paddock behind Mark Hughes' dugout.