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Blackpool look to have put away a battling Crawley performance with a third at Bloomfield Road.

Aaron Morley has completed Bolton's comeback against Leyton Orient, the Trotters have got their noses in front.

Charlton had only lost to Exeter at home once in 18 meetings, and that record is heading in a positive direction today - the Addicks are three up entering the closing stages.

The final few minutes plus stoppages feel big here. Northampton will leapfrog Bristol Rovers and move up to 17th if they can hold on.

The Gas will slip to 19th and only five points above the relegation zone as things stand.

No stopping the sides at the top this weekend, Notts County's opener against Tranmere means if it stays as it is all the top seven would have won this afternoon.

Grimsby have re-taken the lead at home to Fleetwood, and Swindon haven't suffered by having Ian Holloway sent off early on, they've taken the lead against Chesterfield.

Salford have made things uneasy for Port Vale in the final few minutes thanks to Hakeeb Adelakun's penalty, that's now 2-1.

Cheltenham have sewn up the three points with a third at Newport.

Huddersfield are a little over 10 minutes away from suffering their fourth defeat in seven games unless they can salvage a late draw.

The Terriers are two points ahead of Charlton in seventh as things stand.

Michael Duff's side held a nine-point cushion from seventh just six weeks ago.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

The players have got to take responsibility and accountability here, still plenty of football to play after this of course, but a team that was tipped to be a sure bet for a play-off place not having had a shot that the keeper has had to save is concerning.

Ooer.

George Byers takes Haji Mnoga down in the box.

A late comeback for Salford City incoming?

Both sides change their personnel on the pitch.

For the home side, Samson Tovide and Kane Vincent-Young make way for Mandela Egbo and Fiacre Kelleher.

And for the visitors Aron Sasu and James Furlong come on for James Tilley and goal scorer Marcus Browne.

Adam Yates
Former Vale defender on BBC Radio Stoke

Salford are getting frustrated, they're arguing between each other and that's exactly what you want to see from a Vale perspective, it allows us to put a bit more pressure on and the back line to step a bit higher up the pitch.

Peterborough are almost punished for their missed chances...

West Ham loanee Callum Marshall finds a yard of space in the box and mishits his effort, though it loops into the air and almost finds it's way in but just goes over the bar.

Opening goal scorer Antwoine Hackford has done his dues.

He's withdrawn for Jemiah Umolu.

While earlier on, Salford exchanges Jon Taylor for Jai Curran-Nicholls.

A ball in from the right for Northampton is cleared by Bristol Rovers and it drops to Sam Hoskins on the edge of the box but he fires a first-time volley over the bar.

Colchester's John-Kymani Gordon is causing some havoc on that right side.

His antics draw fouls from both James Tilley and Ryan Johnson in a short space that sees both them awarded a yellow.

He's proving to be handful and some chaos at the Wimbledon backline is more than welcome as the U's chase an equaliser.

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Malik Mothersille shows strength and pace for the Posh to breeze past Jonathan Hogg and get an effort away inside the box but it's deflected away.

Peterborough have been the better of the two sides this afternoon, but they still only have a one-goal lead to show for it.

Luke Thomas cuts inside from the right for Bristol Rovers and it just opens up enough for him to get a shot away but it takes a big deflection and loops up in the air, making Cobblers keeper Nikola Tzanev's job of claiming it somewhat more simple.

A quieter start to second half life in League One, but Bolton have got back on level terms with Leyton Orient thanks to John McAtee.

Isaac Ogundere drags back Owura Edwards to punish the Colchester man for his theft of possession.

Though it's Ogundere who sees punishment for his cynical challenge as he's handed a yellow card.

Phil Bowers
Journalist, BBC Radio Stoke

Vale are just starting to control the game a bit more now, that second goal has really rocked Salford, and it looks as though Vale are pushing for that third, which would really put it beyond Salford you'd think.

A busy few minutes at the top of the division.

Third place Doncaster were briefly pegged back away at relegation-threatened Accrington Stanley, but have just re-taken the lead thanks to an own goal from the hosts.

Bradford are on the way to making it nine league wins in a row, Antoni Sarcevic with his second of the game at home to MK Dons.

Fleetwood have drawn level against Grimsby through Ryan Graydon.

Port Vale have doubled their lead at home to fell play-off chasers Salford, and Cheltenham have also got a second away at Newport.