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Just seen a few replays of that last-gasp action at Edgeley Park.

Benony Andresson planted a downward header towards the middle of goal from beyond the far post, the sprawling Sam Walker somehow touched the ball onto the inside of the post and then slid to gather it on the line, all in one movement.

An astonishing save, right up there with the reaction save he produced at Ewood Park in the EFL Cup win over Blackburn last week.

Is any keeper in better form this season?

Walsall substitute Jake Hollman puts in a great little dink to put a cross into the box and it finds Daniel Cox.

Cox nods it towards the net but the keeper gets a touch. It flows Ryan Finnigan's way but though his header sails into the net, his celebrations are cut short as the offside whistle is blown.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

Set-pieces or long throws anything they can muster can help them. Walsall have a real height advantage in the box now.

The Grimsby players are going to look to waste a bit of time and they might happen to start getting cramp soon.

It's all over in the game at Prenton Park in the EFL Cup which means we go to penalties.

We'll let you know the outcome of this one.

An incredible turnaround.

For the first time in their history Stevenage have won four games to begin an EFL season.

They were 1-0 down until the 88th minute, thanks to Lorent Tolaj's tidy finish from an angle after rounding the keeper just before the break.

However, Jamie Reid popped up at the far post to lash home from a long throw to equalise on 88 minutes and then spun in the box to fire in a low winner just three minutes later for his fifth goal of the young season.

Breathless stuff at Vale Park.

What drama.

Benony Andresson thinks he's snatched a far-post equaliser with the final kick of the game but Sam Walker somehow keeps the ball from crossing the line.

It's the final action of a incredible match. Owen Moxon's 16th-minute strike put County on their way but Will Swan levelled from close range on 49 minutes before Antoni Sarcevic, back at his old stomping ground, returned to haunt the Hatters with a wonderful angled strike 18 minutes from time.

Stockport are unbeaten no more. Bradford remain so. Their first away win in eight games.

Crewe sit at the top of the League Two table after a confident, statement-making performance over Fleetwood.

Gillingham shock Chesterfield. Who saw this coming? Be honest.

We told you a little earlier that the Gills had demolished the Spireites 10-0 in 1987 when the latter were league leaders.

Tonight they upset them again and while it hasn't been such a drubbing, it's no less painful.

Mike Baggaley
Port Vale journalist on BBC Radio Stoke

Darren Moore will usually come out and speak to us very quickly and talk about the game.

I wonder if today that will be a bit different and there might be an inquest into what went wrong in the last few minutes of the game.

Somehow Huddersfield have emerged with a win and a clean sheet, something which looked highly unlikely midway through the first half.

Late goals from subs Ben Wiles and Joe Taylor, from the penalty spot, have made Rovers pay for spurning a host of chances, particularly in the first half.

Doncaster's unbeaten start is over, Town register their first win in this fixture in eight attempts over 20 years.

Exeter lead at Wycombe. Jack Grimmer with the own goal at Adams Park. Wycombe are in search for their first league win but time is against them.

There's six minutes added to clock but it won't result in a change of fortune.

Crewe Alexandra continue to lead the league in style.

Can League Two new boys Barnet get their first points on the board tonight? Well there's been a big goal at the County Ground and the Bees have taken the lead against Swindon thanks to Emmanuel Osadebe.

And Luke Offord has equalised for MK Dons at Crawley to make it 1-1 in that game.

Odin Bailey has just been introduced by Dave Challinor and he's almost made an immediate impact, ghosting in at the far post to meet Jack Diamond's floated left-wing cross, only to head wide of Sam Walker's upright.

That's Armani Little's night complete.

Two penalties, two goals for the home side. Not a bad going.

He's replaced by Nelson Khumbeni, who joins the fray alongside Bradley Dack.

Jonny Williams is the other name to depart.

Dilan Markanday takes aim for Chesterfield but his shot drifts off-target and bounces off the outside netting.

Time is dwindling now for the Spireites.

They could be served their first defeat of the season unless they can produce a whirlwind response in these latter stages.