Reading have responded well and should be level.

Femi Azeez whips a ball across the face of goal, but Harvey Knibbs steers his effort over the bar.

Ethan Galbraith has doubled Leyton Orient's lead at Shrewsbury.

Tom James' through ball finds Galbraith who dinks the ball over Shrews keeper Marosi.

Eric Steele
Former Derby and Man Utd goalkeeper on BBC Radio Derby

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I can hear Derby manager Paul Warne saying at the end of the game: "We didn't move the ball quickly enough in the first half".

You cannot afford to do that.

You have got to control the ball better than this.

Mark Halliwell
BBC Radio Gloucestershire summariser

There are people dressed as hot dogs. I can see Mario and Luigi.

Cheltenham fans have come in various bits of fancy dress to have a bit of a party.

Of course, they want it to be a celebration, let's hope it is.

The news from Peterborough will set a few nerves jangling among the Derby fans and Carlisle aren't helping.

The Cumbrians are beginning to threaten after that early goal and it needs a big block from Curtis Nelson to keep Alfie McCalmont out.

What a start to the day!

To recap, the teams who started the day in the final two play-off spots - Barnsley and Lincoln are drawing but have been booted out for now by Oxford and Blackpool who both lead.

Derby are going straight up as it stands (you'll hear that a LOT today) as they are in front, but Bolton are already two-up at Peterborough and in position for any slip.

Cheltenham keeper Luke Southwood made several saves to help them beat Posh on Tuesday, well he's produced a double stop at Stevenage which could prove even more crucial.

He's denied Elliot List from the edge of the box before bouncing up to stop Nesta Guinness-Walker's angled follow-up from the left too.

Malcolm Christie
Former Derby striker on BBC Radio Derby

Carlisle are being ambitious.

They have got nothing to lose. They can lose this game 6-0 or 7-0 and it doesn't affect their season.

They can throw players forward.

It may give Derby opportunities on the counter-attack.

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With Blackpool and Oxford winning, Lincoln have work to do.

They're trying... Lasse Sorenson has flashed a drive from the edge of the box narrowly wide of Will Norris' goal after a free-kick was only half-cleared.

Ed Dawes
BBC Radio Derby commentator

Bolton are 2-0 up and are doing their job, but it doesn't matter because Derby are doing theirs.

There is an inflatable killer whale and an inflatable sheep dancing away to our right.

And a beach ball!

First sight of goal for Burton, who are trying to find a win to keep them safe, remember.

Bobby Kamwa has raced forward from midfield but seen his low shot deflect past the upright.

Not too many games without anything on them in League One today, but there's been a couple of goals in them.

Luke Leahy has netted his second penalty of the week to put Wycombe ahead seven minutes in against Charlton, unbeaten since February, remember.

And Daniel Adu-Adjei has put Leyton Orient ahead at Shrewsbury after just eight minutes.

Andrew Aloia
BBC Sport at Pride Park

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Max Bird has just about everyone at Pride Park off their seats in euphoric celebrations.

It's a sublime finish from the midfielder, whose mission has been to get Derby promoted after he was loaned back to the Rams after signing for Bristol City in January.

Roars of 'we are going up' are ringing out out loud and proud here right now.

Ed Dawes
BBC Radio Derby commentator

Max Bird has come through the academy at Derby.

I remember his debut.

He has certainly come on to be a player that Derby can be so proud of.