Adam Lanigan
BBC Sport at SO Legal Stadium

That equaliser from Andy Dallas has changed the mood here at the SO Legal Stadium.

Wimbledon were enjoying an excellent half, exactly as Johnnie Jackson would have wanted, after that early Joe Pigott strike.

But Barrow have something to build on thanks to Dallas' goal and Stephen Clemence will be encouraging his players to complete the turnaround.

It is all to play for in the second half.

Not a great half of football marred by a serious injury to Jack Sowerby.

The Northampton defender appeared to catch his studs in the pitch.

Crewe ahead and deserve to be.

Shilow Tracey's fifth goal of the season separates the sides as he ran almost the length of the pitch to score after Crewe dealt with a Notts County corner.

Max Sanders has also seen a shot saved and one just over.

We had to wait more than half an hour for a Notts County shot on target but Nick Tsaroulla's effort was pushed away by Filip Marschall.

The EFL's only remaining unbeaten away record is under serious threat.

An entertaining first half at the Cledara Abbey Stadium ends all-square.

Dan Nlundulu bundled Cambridge into an early lead before Stephen Humphrys levelled for the Tykes who lost Max Watters to injury after just seven minutes.

Michael Morrison has also hit the post with a header for the U’s.

More of the same please.

Very even and we're all-square.

Ruari Paton's had a goal disallowed for Vale when there was a foul in the build-up but Morecambe have come close through Ben Tollitt and Callum Jones.

A superb display from Crawley keeper Connal Trueman, with help from the woodwork, keeps the visitors level at the break.

It's almost 2-0 for Crewe on the stroke of half-time but Omar Bogle hits a shot just wide.

Eight minutes of stoppage-time after that serious injury to Northampton defender Jack Sowerby who had to be stretchered off with gas and air to relieve the pain.

Stockport deservedly lead at the break.

Louie Barry's 12th goal of the season in all competitions has the home side ahead as he fired home after Wrexham had blocked two earlier efforts.

Visiting goalkeeper Callum Burton has also reacted well to deny Fraser Horsfall and Ryan Rydel while Ollie Norwood has volleyed over.

Wrexham have been largely anonymous as an attacking force with a miscued early effort from Jon Dadi Bodvarsson the best they've had to offer.

Ethan Pye goes down off the ball and Wrexham's Andy Cannon is yellow carded - it's Cannon's fifth caution and he'll miss their next game against Exeter.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at the Mornflake Stadium

What a move from Crewe!

Shilow Tracey was guarding the near post on that County corner! He was even behind Joel Tabiner in the area as he cleared down the flank!

Excellent athleticism from Tracey but then with the presence of mind and coolness of through to finish. Lovely stuff for Alex.

If you're a Notts County fan though, it's the stuff of nightmares - it was their corner in the first place!

Another chance for Stockport as Callum Burton has to race off his line and block the effort of Ryan Rydel - the pattern isn't changing - Stockport on top.

Blackpool go close once again, but it remains level.

Lee Evans send in corner and Jordan Rhodes connects well with his head, but it's just wide of the post.

Connal Trueman is single-handedly keeping Crawley in this game.

Luke McCormick's super reverse pass sends through to Isaac Hutchinson through one-on-one, but Trueman spreads himself to block the low shot.

Hutchinson should perhaps have done better.

Will Rovers rue these missed chances?

We said how windy it is here, and Dons wing-back James Tilley thinks he has scored direct from an in-swinging corner!

It looks a good shout, but referee Ross Joyce blows up for a foul from someone in the box.

Unlucky for TIlley, though!

You have to say Stockport have been very good for the opening 40 minutes.

70% possession and creating chances - now it's Ollie Norwood who sends a crisp volley over the bar.

Wrexham just can't get going.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at the Mornflake Stadium

What a tremendous view we have here - the parallel running railway lines to our right, rows and rows of tightly knit terraced houses to the left and a towering brutalist office block in the middle.

There's also a football game going on... both sides neat in possession, trying to play the right way.

There's neat interplay around the corners and good recycling of the ball when attacks break down but neither side has landed much of a glove.

I'll get back to the vista shall I?!

Notts County find their shooting boots and it's Nick Tsaroulla who gets an effort on target which Filip Marschall does well to push away.