With 25 minutes still remaining, Oldham boss Mickey Mellon makes his final roll of the dice with a double change, meaning all of his five available substitutes have been made.

Kane Drummond, who was subbed on to the field in the first half, is withdrawn and replaced by Mike Fondop and Dynel Simeu replaces Kai Payne.

Meanwhile, Accrington defender Devon Matthews picks up his seventh yellow card of the season for a lunge from behind.

Very little in the way of goalmouth action in the first 20 minutes of the second half at Bloomfield Road and that will very much suit Reading.

Ian Evatt makes another change for Blackpool as CJ Hamilton comes on in place of Andy Lyons.

The shots are starting to notch up for Fleetwood now.

The latest is Mark Helms' to claim but his header is misplaced and tame, travelling the opposite way of the net with no real conviction.

For all of Stockport's pressure in this second half, they're still yet to register a shot on target in this match.

That pretty much sums up where the problem lies. Plenty of promising moments but no finishing touch as yet.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Edgeley Park

This period of pressure has got the home fans finally finding their voice. It had been a bit quiet and a tad tetchy. You feel Stockport need that home roar to get them out of this hole.

Nathaniel Mendez-Laing is shown a yellow for kicking the ball away once a free-kick is awarded the opposite way.

It draws some boos from the home fans. Are they starting to get a little nervous?

Oldham forward Kane Drummond receives a yellow card for dragging Accrington defender Benn Ward to the ground.

Not much to tell you about in terms of goalmouth action in the past five minutes or so.

Oldham are struggling to keep the ball at the moment as they seek an equalising goal.

Fleetwood boss Pete Wild can sense there's something in this game now.

He chucks on Zech Medley and Ryan Graydon, who wasn't fit enough to start but could prove a tricky customer for the hosts.

Ethan Ennis and Ronan Coughlan depart.

Stockport are pretty much camped in the Barnsley final third. How long can Barnsley resist the pressure?

Birmingham loanee Emil Hansson is introduced for Blackpool in place of Lee Evans.

Blackpool are pushing but haven't managed to carve out a clear opportunity in this second half yet.

From one end to the other, MK Dons are up field on the counter and Nathaniel Mendez-Laing is crossing it over to a looming Callum Patterson.

It takes a nick off a rising Alex Gilbey though and it takes off the pace, changing the trajectory to go out of play.

Blimey... Stockport must be wondering if they're ever going to score again? They're well on top here but cannot put the ball in the back of the net.

Kyle Wootton gets on the end of a cross in from the right but can't make any significant connection and it rolls frustratingly towards goal and Barnsley are able to clear the danger.

Odin Bailey has a shot deflected for Stockport and Murphy Cooper does well in the Barnsley goal to change direction and make the save.

A slight break in play now as Reyes Cleary needs treatment for the visitors.

Here we go then.

Marvin Ekpiteta pulls back Luke Offord just outside the MK Dons box and not only gets a caution for his misdeed but gifts Mark Helm a chance to try to get a direct equaliser.

Luckily for the defender though, Helm's shot deflects off the wall.

The heavens have opened since half-time and the Oldham fans, of which there are 1,400 of today, behind the goal to which their team are shooting towards in the second period are getting absolutely drenched.

Fair play to each and every one of them.

Burnley loanee Owen Dodgson fires in a dangerous low cross for Stockport but Tennai Watson does very well to divert it up and over his own goal to prevent County from capitalising.

Much brighter by the hosts in this second half so far.

Fleetwood's Mark Helm is found with plenty of space and unleashes a shot as the MK Dons defenders realise their mistake and scramble to cover.

He peaks the ball through towards the net but MK Dons keeper Craig MacGillivray squats down to collect it in his gloves.

A ball into the middle is turned towards goal by Michael Mellon, just on to the pitch from the bench, but the Oldham striker's instinctive prod with the outside of his boot is too high.

That's something for the travelling fans, behind that goal, to get excited about.