Andrew Dawkins
BBC Radio WM commentator

Two goals for Jack Earing in a matter of minutes. The Saddlers are going top of League Two in style!

Walsall are top of League Two and they have done it in style.

With both sides cancelling each other out in the first-half Jamie Jellis produced the only shot on target and subsequently the only goal.

Albert Adomah gave Walsall some breathing space with his second of the season 11 minutes from full-time and that appeared to be it but there was still more to come.

Jack Earing's 19 minute cameo produced two goals as the Saddlers rode into the sunset.

Colchester started the day as the division's second top scorers but it took them until the 87th minute to get an effort on target and their five match unbeaten run has crashed and burned.

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Harrogate grabbed a second successive home league win thanks to a fast start against Bradford.

The home side were 2-0 up inside the first 30 minutes thanks to Stephen Dooley and Ellis Taylor but Andy Cook's almost immediate response to Harrogate's second goal seemed to have set-up a grandstand second-half.

Bradford boss Graham Alexander made three half-time changes leaving no-one in any doubt as to his thoughts on the first-half performance but Calum Kavanagh's shot over the bar and a second effort which was blocked was the closest they came to a leveller.

Back-to-back league wins for the first time this season for Bolton.

Goals early and late from Kyle Dempsey and John McAtee ensure a good day for Ian Evatt's visitors.

It is now one point from 15 for Crawley as they slip down the table.

A morale boosting win for Reading, head coach Ruben Selles and their long suffering supporters.

Harvey Knibbs and Ben Elliott with the goals as they come from behind to beat Huddersfield.

A third loss in eight days for the visitors and it's now four losses in eight games for them.

That is not promotion form.

Crawley have acquitted themselves for interim boss Ben Gladwin, but it looks like a defeat.

If results go against them, they could slide into the bottom four later this afternoon.

Huddersfield have six minutes of injury time to try to conjure up an equaliser.

They are certainly pushing for it.

The latest effort for Huddersfield is from Antony Evans but his volley at goal is off target.

Are Terriers fans starting to think it's not going to be their day?

Huddersfield are leading by 17 shots to six.

Reading have only been on target twice - and have scored twice.

Statistics hey?

Paul Bolland
Ex-Harrogate midfielder on BBC Radio York

It really is intense now, it's on a knife edge.

Both teams recognising the importance of the next goal.

Neither team wants to make a mistake, but this is where you have to be brave and face it head on.

David Button is forced into action again for Reading as he has to push away Mickel Miller's corner from going straight in.

The Terriers are really pushing for that equaliser.

Ronan Maher
Walsall midfielder on BBC Radio WM

It was a brilliant play by us, we had about 25 passes in the build up.

He finished it pretty much identical to how Jamille Matt finished it a couple of weeks ago.

Jack Dearden
BBC Radio Manchester commentator

What a finish from the substitute McAtee!

The angle was tight, but what a shot that was, I don't think the goalkeeper even saw it.

That should be enough now for Wanderers.

Another Antony Evans cross is on the money as he picks out Tom Lees, but the defender's header is straight at David Button.

Bolton nearly find that decisive second goal through captain Ricardo Almeida Santos, but his header is pushed onto the bar by Jojo Wollacott.

Good save!

Ruben Selles must feel he has the weight of the world on his shoulders as Reading head coach. So three points would be so welcome this afternoon.

His players have had plenty of defending to do so far today and may have a bit more to do before they can celebrate a win.