Wrexham's Elliot Lee is carded for a pretty industrial tackle - he can't and doesn't complain.

Steve O'Halloran
Former Stockport defender on BBC Radio Manchester

We are looking at Wrexham maybe putting more pressure on Stockport finally.

At the minute, it's still as you were but it'll be interesting to see what goal threat Paul Mullin can offer down the side.

Two changes for Wrexham.

Andy Cannon is off and on comes another of the visitors' big signings in Oliver Rathbone.

Jon Dadi Bodvarsson is also withdrawn by Phil Parkinson and it's Paul Mullin who is sent on.

Rovers' Clinton Mola is shown a yellow card before Crawley go close.

Panutche Camara has a shot blocked, and then back up the other end, Scott Sinclair fires over at the other end.

Surely a goal is coming?

Ethan Pye and Fraser Horsfall are almost on the end of a free-kick but can't direct the ball towards goal and Wrexham hack it away - nothing is changing for the Welsh side and Phil Parkinson has to be thinking about a possible change in personnel.

Jon Russell is next into the ref's notebook as he kicks the ball away to hold up a U's free-kick.

The Tykes have the first effort of the second half as Kelechi Nwakali has a pop from distance, but it drifts wide.

At one end, Jordan Gibson hits the post for Doncaster, but at the other Kylian Koussi turns and hammers in from the edge of the area to put Salford 1-0 up. The fine margins of League Two football.

Bromley have the lead from the spot. Carlisle's Ben Williams slides in on Daniel Imray and the referee has no choice. Michael Cheek converts with aplomb.

Those changes for Notts County almost produce the desired effect as David McGoldrick is involved in the build-up which ends with Filip Marschall denying Sam Austin.

It's better from the visitors after a poor first period.

Kyle Joseph came out for the second half carrying a knock, but can't continue.

Terry Bondo comes on for the Tangerines just three minutes after the break.

Adam Yates
Former Vale defender on BBC Radio Stoke

The pitch is lively and both teams are giving possession away cheaply.

Morecambe's narrow pitch makes it not easy for Vale to play out.

Crawley boss Rob Elliott looks to have changed things up for the second half as his side start much better, on the front foot.

They were properly under the pump for the first 10 minutes of the match.

Callum Burton again has to be alert in the Wrexham as he beats away Louie Barry's shot at his near post.

Stockport fans are enjoying this.

Two changes for Notts County to start the second-half as off go Lucas Ness and Cedwyn Scott to be replaced by David McGoldrick and Kellan Gordon.

Brandon Njoku is shown a yellow card for pulling back Jon Russell to stop a Barnsley attack in its tracks.

Morecambe replace David Tutonda with Harvey Macadam.

Macadam scored the injury time winner for the Shrimps at Harrogate last week...

Out come the teams and there's a chance straight away for Stockport as Ethan Pye heads over the crossbar.

Off we go for the second-half.

Is your team going to give you a relaxing Saturday evening or one stressing over league tables?

It's goalless in the ties between Salford City and Doncaster Rovers, Newport County and Grimsby Town, Carlisle United and Bromley, Harrogate Town and Chesterfieldas well as Morecambe and Port Vale.

It's all even in the 1-1 affair between Barrow and AFC Wimbledon,

Colchester United are trailing Bradford City 1-0 while Crewe Alexandra lead Notts County by the same scoreline.

MK Dons are hoping to make a comeback as they go into the tunnel 2-1 down against Cheltenham as Accrington Stanley will hope to keep their 2-1 lead against Swindon Town.

Stockport are moving above Wrexham as things stand thanks to Louie Barry's goal in the game at Edgeley Park.

Blackpool and Northampton are goalless as is the game between Bristol Rovers and struggling Crawley.

Barnsley reacted well to going behind early at Cambridge United with Stephen Humphrys making it 1-1 at the break at the Abbey Stadium.

Steve O'Halloran
Former Stockport defender on BBC Radio Manchester

Very impressive first-half from this Stockport side.

You've got to give Wrexham their dues, it was clear they had a game plan to make it difficult for Stockport in the first 20 minutes.

As Stockport started to play themselves into it, the quality started to show through. Every goal Louie Barry scores this season has been special.

It's been great to watch from a Stockport point of view. Dave Challinor is going to be demanding at half-time not to put their foot off the gas. Wrexham will want an early goal as this second-half starts.

The yellow cards could play a key part in this game. One little slip up and it could make a big change in this game.