Going from bad to worse for Bolton, who look set to lose touch with the top six. Lincoln are 2-0 at home to the Trotters.

Crawley hit a third against Exeter, but the Devon side have just pulled one back, 3-1 now in that one.

Northampton are on course for safety - the Cobblers have taken the lead against rock-bottom Shrewsbury, a result that would see them move seven points clear of danger.

James McClean glides forward into the Blackpool box as the defence parts and fires in a powerful low shot with his right foot which Harry Tyrer dives to his right to to superbly tip around his post.

Top, top save, and how precious could it be for his side, and Charlton...

Sam Avery
BBC Three Counties Radio's Wycombe commentator

Luke Berry with a stunning goal for Charlton.

Wycombe want a free-kick, but take nothing away from Berry, that's a wonderful goal.

Wycombe two-nil down for the first time since the reverse fixture at Charlton.

Two huge games coming up for Charlton, away at Wycombe, then away at Wrexham, two wins could see us move into the automatic places, fingers crossed.

Rob, Charlton fan

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Bradford City are two goals to the good against Chesterfield.

Bobby Pointon and an Antoni Sarcevic penalty give the away side a healthy lead as they move up to second place in League Two.

As a result, Walsall drop out of the automatic promotion places, for the time being at least.

Jay Stansfield sighting.

The Blues forward races to the near post to glance on a cross from the left from Taylor Gardner-Hickman but his header drifts wide of the far post without a team-mate being able to get on the end of it.

Wycombe apply some pressure and Richard Kone has seen muted appeals for a penalty waves away after going down under a challenge from Macauley Giillesphey in the box while Tyreeq Bakinson has poked wide of target as he stretched to meet a low cross from the left of the box.

The hosts only need a point to ensure a play-off place, but aren't content on settling for that so far.

The ball breaks kindly for Isaac Olaofe on the break, and the County forward lashes a dangerous shot across goal, before Huddersfield are able to clear their lines.

It's battling Burton who are the first to show at the Pirelli as Rumarn Burrell is sent haring down the right and sends in a low cross which flicks off Grant Hanley, handed his first Blues start today, with keeper Ryan Allsop needing to turn the deflection around the post.

Those goals for Crawley and Stevenage against Bristol Rovers would have filtered back to the Abbey Stadium, you feel.

Can Cambridge respond? Not so far, all the action is with Orient.

Jamie Donley has been peppering the home goal, forcing a couple of good saves from Jack Stevens in the U's goal.

Richard Dean
BBC Radio Three Counties summariser

It didn't look hugely powerful, it looked more like a guided effort. He may not have anticipated the leverage of it.

Good start from Charlton, at this angle I'm flummoxed as to how Will Norris didn't get more purchase on the ball.

I was surprised to see it go in.

Crawley needed a win today to have a hope of staying up and they've started perfectly - two up versus Exeter thanks to goals from Rushian Hepburn-Murphy and Panutche Camara.

Those goals put them above Cambridge in the live table and to within four points of safety.

Even more crucial for the Red Devils, Bristol Rovers are behind to Stevenage.

Bolton's play-off push has taken a knock, Erik Ring causing alarm bells by giving Lincoln the early advantage.

Carlisle have their first big chance of the match as Joe Hugill has a shot at goal but his scuffed effort is easily saved by Accrington Stanley goalkeeper Michael Kelly.

Another long-range blast from Wrexham's Ollie Rathbone, this time Harry Tyrer is called into action and almost spills the ball to the lurking Reds forwards...

The visitors are in no mood to draw for the fourth time in five games, it would appear.

Two teams with intentions at either end of the table and there has been openings at both ends early on.

A U's free-kick is blocked before Sullay Kaikai fires wide, while at the other end Sean Clare has cleared the bar from a good opening.

As you might imagine, the away end is packed out at Bloomfield Road.

Among their number is Red Dragons co-owner Rob McElhenney... a man of the people, clearly!

It's been twenty two years to the day since Stockport last beat Huddersfield in a league game.

On the pitch that day for Stockport? Boss today Dave Challinor.

On the pitch that day for Huddersfield? Boss today Jon Worthington.

Funny old game, isn't it?