Keith Hill
Former Bolton and Barnsley boss on BBC Radio Manchester

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Brilliantly taken by Aaron Collins.

Wonderful play by Bolton, a magnificent finish.

That is not an easy finish, that is a proper striker's instinctive finish.

He is brilliant at finishing the hard chances.

A long ball forward, Joel Randell makes an unbelievable run, I watched him do that for Exeter again and again, and he has done the same thing tonight.

It really should be 2-0.

Once again Richard Kone is involved and this time he meets a cross with a powerful header, but Max Crocombe makes a good save.

Shrewsbury launch a breakaway with young Welsh full-back Luca Hoole down the right. He gets a shot in at the near post but it's blocked and just won't fall kindly for the Salop attackers rushing into the box.

Bolton make a change of their own as Carlos Mendes Gomes is withdrawn for Joel Randall.

An excellent pass from Camron Humphries finds Jack Grimmer just inside the box, he turns and shoot but can only find the outside of the post.

A second goal isn't far off.

The moment Blues fans have been waiting for. Top goalscorer Jay Stansfield, on his return from injury, is on for Kieran Dowell.

Lukas Jutkiewicz is also thrown on in place of Alfie May.

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Elsewhere in League Two there's only been one other game with goals since the break.

Top-of-the-table Walsall are still being held 1-1 at bottom side Carlisle.

Doncaster, Notts County and Wimbledon - third, fourth, fifth at the start of the night - all continue to trail.

Barrow had doubled their lead at Notts County through Sam Foley but Conor Grant has quickly pulled one back to make it 2-1.

Crewe and Grimsby, seventh and eighth at the start of play, are also behind. While Port Vale, sixth, are still 0-0 at home to Harrogate.

A Jayden Sweeney own goal has put Rotherham a goal up at Leyton Orient.

Stevenage have taken the lead at Cambridge as Jamie Reid finds the back of the net to lead 1-0.

Crikey, Shrewsbury keeper Jamal Blackman has got away with one here. He dallies on the ball and is closed down by Chris Martin, who gets a foot on it as Blackman clears but it goes behind for a goal-kick.

Keith Hill
Former Bolton and Barnsley boss on BBC Radio Manchester

Birmingham want to play silky possession based football, but the real aggression from Bolton is not allowing them to.

What a performance from the home side so far in this second half.

A small break in play as Josh Scowen is holding his face, but seems to be okay.

The second half is shaping up just like the first with Wycombe in complete control.

Alex Cochrane is fed in down the left for Birmingham but his cross-shot has no real conviction and it's easy for Luke Southwood to claim at his near post.

Blues looking a bit lost for ideas at the moment. We haven't said that too many times this season.

Bolton's Aaron Morley pulls back Blues midfielder Tomoki Iwata on halfway as he tries to drive forward and that's a blatant yellow.

Ruel Sotiriou gets a yard of space on the edge of the box for Bristol Rovers and is presented with a promising opportunity to get a shot away, but he hits it at his own man and it deflects behind for a goal-kick off Promise Omochere.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Toughsheet Community Stadium

George Thomason's goal was no more than Bolton deserved. And this is exactly the sort of performance Bolton have capable of but struggled to pull out of the bag this season.

They’ve managed to quieten down the 3,000 travelling fans and the noise from home fans for every decision is deafening.

Blues came into this 18 unbeaten. Chris Davies has rolled the dice with changes but Jay Stansfield remains in his fluorescent yellow bib, on the sidelines… but keeping warmed up.

We're back underway here with Wycombe leading 1-0.

Results are currently going their way elsewhere, with Wrexham and Stockport failing to take the lead.