A fine afternoon for Lincoln as they pick up a first win in eight games and go sixth with this result.

It's back-to-back defeats for Reading as they still search for a first win under new boss Noel Hunt.

Doncaster return to winning ways as they get their promotion push back on track.

Goals from Joseph Olowu, Patrick Kelly and Kyle Hurst see off 10 man Tranmere who had skipper Tom Davies sent off after two bookable offenses.

Tranmere got a consolation through Sol Solomon but it was Doncaster who pick up the deserved three points to see them move up to second in the table ahead of the 3pm kick-offs.

We are playing six minutes in the cathedral city, but this game is done and dusted.

Lincoln are heading sixth.

Lee Mansell
Former Bristol Rovers midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

It is no less than what Rovers deserve. They made the right changes by putting two up front, it has completely changed the game.

Fleetwood are unable to reproduce the comeback magic they managed against Accrington Stanley in the week as Barrow put an end to their nine match winless run.

The Cods did look they were playing themselves into the game at the end of the first half but Barrow gave them no momentum to play with after the break.

The home side saw a late third goal from Chris Stokes chalked off but that won't matter one bit as they exit the stands victorious for the first time in weeks.

We're into six minutes of added time and the three points look to be in the bag for the home side.

Wrexham have the best defence in League One with only 13 goals given up and they are keeping Bristol Rovers at bay so far.

Just one effort all game from the Gas all day.

Four minutes added on though many away fans' thoughts were likely on the bus back home long ago.

Lee Mansell
Former Bristol Rovers midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

The front two are combining for Rovers and it's much better. This is what has been missing for the last six to eight weeks and could be the difference.

Rovers are making sure the ball goes into the box and if they get countered then so be it.

A Barrow free kick is curled towards goal and even though the aerial threat that is Emile Acquah has been withdrawn, it makes no difference.

In his stead, Chris Stokes puts it into the back of the net and goes running, arms open in celebration.

Those are put to a stop when he sees the flag raised and his goal chalked off.

Cods defender Rhys Bennett will be relieved having given away the free kick.

Michael Skubala has now turned to his bench with his team two up against 10 men.

This is turning into an excellent afternoon for Lincoln as three points will take them up to sixth, above both Reading and Bolton on goal difference.

The tension is mounting and it's getting to Cods defender Rhys Bennett.

He puts in a needless foul in his own final third and is shown a yellow card as punishment.

Nearly a second for the Welshmen as Ollie Rathbone goes close with a great effort. That would have wrapped this one up.

Wrexham are going level with Wycombe as it stands, but with a goal difference three worse than the Chairboys.

A Barrow corner results in absolute mess in the Fleetwood box.

Cods keeper David Harrington flails in his attempt to clear and the resulting shot needs to be cleared off the line by a bright yellow shirt.

Somehow, Fleetwood survive the scare but time is running out if they wish to avoid the nightmare of defeat.

Phil Parkinson has turned to his bench again as he tries to see this one out.

Ollie Palmer comes off and Steve Fletcher is sent on. The Scot is an experienced man to have up your sleeve.

So close!

Barrow's Emile Acquah rises higher than Finley Potter to get his head on a corner but this time Cods keeper David Harrington gets a palm on it to deny the striker a double.