Plenty of League Two goals to tell you about too.

Harrogate doubled their lead against Tranmere through Tom Cursons but the visitors have got back to within one through

Marcus Browne has scored a big goal for AFC Wimbledon at Swindon, as things stand thy are leapfrogging Doncaster tonight.

Ben Woods has levelled for Accrington against Fleetwood and Morecambe are keeping their slim survival hopes alive through Ged Garner's strike against Cheltenham.

Another sight of goal for Luke Molyneux, again on that trust left peg, but once again his range-finder is slightly off, compared to his opening goal tonight, looping over the angle of post and bar from just outside the box.

Walsall's Liam Gordon takes one for the team, getting in the way of Luke Molyneux as he tries to take a quick free-kick and picks up a caution. 1-1 in goals, 2-2 in bookings now.

Bristol Rovers were full of fight at the close of the first-half.

Can they keep the engines going into the second or will Birmingham be out for blood?

First goal in the rest of League One in the second half and guess where it has come from... Crawley!

It hasn't been a classic in terms of quality and the evidence is in this equaliser. Rushian Hepburn-Murphy has taken advantage of some horrendous defending to score his seventh of the season,

Elsewhere, Luther Wildin's own goal puts Stockport further in control against Stevenage and Blackpool lead Reading. They are now set to go two points behind thanks to Sonny Carey and Oliver Casey in a quickfire double.

The Royals' 11-game unbeaten run in serious peril.

Jack Shorrock, the impressive Vale 17-year-old, is heading off, with Sam Hart replacing him on the Valiants' left flank.

Calum Kavanagh has a sight of goal for the visitors, whipping in a right-footed shot from the edge of the box but Ben Amos handles more convincingly this time, patting the ball down at his near post.

Huge appeals for a penalty, mainly from the Bradford fans behind the goal, in truth, as Vale keeper Ben Amos juggles a high set-piece into the box and then goes to ground in a tangle with a Bantams shirt as he tries to scoop the loose ball away.

Referee Ben Toner says nothing doing, so on we go...

Luke Molyneux gets the ball at his feet, outside the box, from a slight angle, on his left foot... there's no way he's not having a go, let's be honest, but this time he gets too much height and not enough bend on the ball and it sails off target without troubling Sam Hornby.

Lewis Brunt brings down Cambridge's Ryan Loft in the box and the referee points to the spot.

Ed Hadwin
Commentator on BBC Radio Bristol

It could have been even better, but at half-time it is a pretty favourable scoreline for the Gas.

Graham Alexander has opted to sub left-wing-back Tayo Adaramola, the Crystal Palace loanee, at the break, with Bobby Pointon coming on. He didn't cover himself in glory for the second goal, if truth be told.

Jack Shepherd is also coming on for centre-back Paul Huntington for the Bantams.

Shows you what Alexander made of that first half.

Even at the break.

Keshi Anderson exploited a weak start from the hosts to nestle in an opener but Rovers played themselves in to cause the league leaders some trouble.

They find an equaliser after a free kick finds Gatlin O'Donkor, with the forward also hitting the woodwork later on.

Blues should be giving their keeper Ryan Allsop a good pat on the back in the half-time break.

His gloves keep out a set piece delivery that outfoxed his teammates as the half drew to a close and stops them from trailing as they go into the tunnel.

What a thrilling free-kick this is!

Kofi Shaw gets the decision in a threatening position and he takes it straight as an arrow with Ruel Sotiriou running onto it.

It's clean and leaves Birmingham dumbfounded, with Sotiriou having plenty of space to get his shot off but can't get it past Blues keeper Ryan Allsop.

Fantastic move.

Doesn't feel like 15 minutes was enough to catch our breath, but there are players back out in the middle, and 22 of our 23 games are getting back under way any... second... NOW.

What drama can we look forward to? Let's find out...

The play-off race in League Two is so intriguing. Before kick off, 10 points separated fourth and 10th.

For Grimsby, it has been a bad half. They are losing 1-0 to Crewe, with Colchester also ahead against Gillingham, meaning the gap between the three teams is just one point as it stands.

Harrogate lead against Tranmere towards the bottom, stretching their cushion to the relegation zone to 11 points. Morecambe and Carlisle are both goalless against Cheltenham and Chesterfield, respectively.

Lee Mansell
Former Bristol Rovers midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

Image source, Rex Features

Having been battered for the first 15 minutes, Rovers have come back into it, it has been pretty close since.

I thought Birmingham would come here and dominate, they did in that horrendous first few minutes for the home fans, but Rovers have impressed since.

From one end to the other!

This time Gas goalscorer Gatlin O'Donkor is the one with the chance and gets his head on a cross.

He puts plenty of power on the header but it just whacks off the crossbar. Unlucky.