Swindon work another nice position for themselves and Sam Walker plucks a Tom Nichols shot out of the air.

This could be famous last words, but you sense there is at least one more goal in this.

Louis Reynolds
BBC Radio Leeds

You can see the attacking threat from Swindon, they know it is there for the taking.

Swindon have had over 70% of possession and let's just say I am not surprised.

It is an emphatic game.

Wigan have another pop at goal with Wrexham keeper Arthur Okonkwo being called into action to stop a Owen Dale stopper.

Then, finally, we see some changes.

The Red Dragons withdraw Jay Rodriguez, George Dobson and former Wigan man James McClean for Ryan Barnett, Elliot Lee and super sub Steven Fletcher.

The visitors make another change.

Omar Bugiel takes his leave and on comes Osman Foyo.

Oh what a chance for Bradford!

Another Brad Halliday long throw bounces around and falls to Calum Kavanagh but the legs of Connor Ripley come to the rescue for Swindon.

Kavanagh almost had a fourth.

Garath McCleary is on in place of Fred Onyedinma, who found the net for Wycombe but was ruled offside.

Stevenage make an exhange of their own as Louis Appere is swapped out for Jake Young.

Bradford's Brad Halliday winds up for another long throw but is taking too long according to referee Thomas Kirk and is cautioned.

Swindon deal with the set piece.

Louis Reynolds
BBC Radio Leeds

Swindon's persistence has paid off, Bradford have seen their two-goal lead evaporate.

We have a huge half an hour left in this one.

Oh wow.

Wigan's Maleace Asamoah Jr sprints up the right flank and it's spectacularly quick.

George Dobson does his best to catch up but he can't quite get into position to stop the forward from taking his shot.

He kicks it with intent but Wrexham stopper Arthur Okonkwo absorbs it to deny the Wigan man a hard-earned goal.

Joe Sbarra replaces Harry Clifton for Doncaster as they continue to seek a leveller.

Owen Goodman in the visiting goal has remained relatively untroubled in this second half.

Nathan Clarke
Former Bradford City defender on BBC Radio Leeds

It is good defending from Bradford, but they have got to do more to stop the crosses from coming in.

Bradford are standing strong at the moment, it is helping that the midfield are tracking their runners as well, but Swindon are putting serious pressure on.

Joe Westley turns in the six-yard area and his shot his deflected wide by Jack Shepherd.

Bradford living a little on their nerves there.

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Wrexham have rediscovered their dominance but just like in the early stages of the first half, they haven't been able to do any damage with it just yet.

Still no shots on target from either side.

Time to make some changes?

Daniel Butterworth winds his way into the Bradford area but runs out of space and the visitors hack the ball away.

Back come Swindon and from a short corner routine Botan Ameen unloads a ferocious shot which Sam Walker superbly tips over the bar.

Fred Onyedinma buries his header into the net and the home fans are ecstatic.

But not for long.

His opening goal is chalked off for offside and it's back to parity at Adams Park.

It's been a bit more of a conservative start to this second period.

Bradford remain a threat and Ciaran Kelly takes over the long throw duties from Brad Halliday but for once Swindon deal with it - they conceded from two in the first half.

A change for Doncaster with Jay McGrath replacing Richard Wood.

Jamie Sterry sends a shot just side as the home side strive for the leveller.

I wonder if Wycombe took a look at the score over at the Brick Community Stadium during the break.

If they did, it's got them revved up.

20 seconds into the second half and Xavier Simons is shooting, though not at the target.

His effort is sent north while Richard Kone suffers another close encounter with the net shortly after, missing wide but not by much.

Both sides make changes at the break.

Joe Westley and Daniel Butterworth are on for Swindon to replace Gavin Kilkenny and Ollie Clarke respectively.

Bradford have swapped out Bobby Pointon and Alex Pattison for CIaran Kelly and Callum Johnson.