Five minutes of first-half stoppage time are being played at the Bescot Stadium where Brandon Comley, whose mistake led to Charlton's second goal, has gone off after taking a knock to the head.

We're going to have two minutes of time added on.

Just the one minute of time added on.

Exeter's Millenic Alli has settled into the game nicely and sends in a gorgeous cross into the box but forward Josh Magennis is on the wrong side and is just a little too late to deflect it into the net.

Chesterfield keeper Max Thompson punches it away for Alli to have a go for himself but no dice.

Still, Exeter on top.

Two efforts from the Leyton Orient forward Charlie Kelman are narrowly wide of the target as the League One side look to take a grip on the game as we head up towards half-time.

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Things are going from bad to worse for Swindon and Ian Holloway.

They trail 1-0 at Accrington and now are down to 10 on 41 minutes after Danny Butterworth was dismissed for a late challenge on Liam Coyle.

Walsall could do with a goal before the interval - and they threaten again when Nathan Lowe's header tees up Connor Barrett, whose shot is saved by keeper Ashley Maynard-Brewer.

There are calls for hand ball from the Posh players but they prove fruitless so they settle for a corner instead.

Except they aren't awarded one and instead Notts County are offered a goal kick.

More frustration for the trailing home side.

A big chance for Oldham and it falls to James Norwood as Mike Fondop-Talum squares the ball to his strike partner but the veteran hits it over from no more than six yards.

Will they get a better opportunity?

Another chance for Stockport and for Kyle Wootton as the striker turns and gets a decent effort away which Jonny Maxted gets something on to divert for a corner.

Chesterfield's Michael Jacobs hits the deck and requires treatment on his leg.

He tries to battle on but his movement isn't looking good and now needs to be replaced by Armando Dobra.

Dobra has five goals to his name for Chesterfield this season so the visiting fans won't be too worried for the game but gutting for Jacobs, who looks really disappointed as he makes his exit.

The hosts aren't giving up - and twice go close to pulling a goal back, with Albert Adomah and then Harry Williams heading just over.

Ethan Galbraith lines-up something from distance for Leyton Orient but it's easily saved by Matthew Hudson.

This is nicely balanced.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

These things do happen in football and Brandon Comley's reaction immediately afterwards was of utter devastation.

He's an experienced pro, he'll want to bounce back from that and want to do something positive to make up for it.

Peterborough's Joel Randall assisted the opening goal and sees a chance to go for the glory himself.

He strikes but the low ball is a comfortable save for Notts' keeper Alex Bass.

All three of Posh's shots have been on target but only one has made an impact so far.

Got to expect that to change but that attempt won't settle any nerves.

A few flutters in the Oldham camp as goalkeeper Matthew Hudson drops a corner but snatches the ball up before Jack Simpson can convert for the home side.

Mark Stallard
Former Notts County striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

This is where it is important now for Notts, there's a long way to go.

If one player goes and presses then they have to make sure that they all go together with the midfielders going up behind and the defence to squeeze up behind them to keep it compact as possible.

The Brackley boss Gavin Cowan is using a break in play to bring his players to the sidelines for a quick chat - referee Simon Mather puts a stop to it.

Difficult to know what Cowan can do to stop the Stockport tide.