Summary

  • League One: Jay Stansfield nets late penalty for Birmingham to beat Bristol Rovers 2-1

  • Wrexham held 2-2 by struggling Cambridge, while third-placed Wycombe dominate Shrewsbury but cannot find breakthrough in stalemate

  • Ricky-Jade Jones scores in the 97th minute for Peterborough to beat relegation-threatened Crawley 4-3

  • Fellow strugglers Burton beat Leyton Orient 2-1 to move within three points of safety, with a game in hand

  • League Two: Walsall hold onto top spot as they earn 2-2 draw against Doncaster through Danny Johnson's late goal

  • Lorent Tolaj and Mitchell Clark give third-placed Port Vale a 2-0 win over promotion rivals Bradford

Live Reporting

Alex Hoad, Kate Holloway, Harry De Cosemo & Harry Everett

  1. Can Saddlers survive at the summit?

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    League Two table with a photo of Walsall's Charlie LakinOpta/Rex Features

    Is today the day, after nearly four months at the summit, that Walsall are finally knocked off top spot?

    The Saddlers have been living dangerously, winless in their past seven matches dating back to 22 February, though their promotion rivals have all suffered blips of their own, allowing them to stay top by a point, despite having been 12 clear with a game in hand at one stage.

    Tonight the leaders head to fourth-placed Doncaster, who could close within two points of them with a win, while third-placed Port Vale entertain Bradford, who sit second, and could overhaul the Saddlers if they can return to winning ways after a stalemate at Accrington.

    At the other end Carlisle are looking increasingly doomed ahead of their trip to Chesterfield, with an effective 10-point gap to Tranmere to close, with in-form Rovers on the road at fellow strugglers Harrogate. Second-bottom Morecambe are slightly better off ahead of their home game with Cheltenham.

  2. Tonight's League One fixtures

    All kick-offs at 19:45 BST unless otherwise stated

    Inside the Bolton dressing room at Wigan's Brick Community StadiumRex Features

    Barnsley v Exeter

    Blackpool v Reading

    Burton v Leyton Orient

    Cambridge v Wrexham

    Crawley v Peterborough

    Lincoln v Huddersfield

    Mansfield v Charlton

    Northampton v Rotherham

    Stockport v Stevenage

    Wigan v Bolton

    Wycombe v Shrewsbury

    Bristol Rovers v Birmingham (20:00 BST)

  3. Tonight's League Two fixtures

    All kick-offs at 19:45 BST

    General shot of Vale Park in the sunshineRex Features

    Accrington v Fleetwood

    Barrow v Salford

    Chesterfield v Carlisle

    Crewe v Grimsby

    Doncaster v Walsall

    Gillingham v Colchester

    Harrogate v Tranmere

    Morecambe v Cheltenham

    Newport v Bromley

    Port Vale v Bradford

    Swindon v AFC Wimbledon

  4. Hello British Summer Time!

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    Sunshine covers the pitch at Bristol Rovers' Memorial StadiumRex Features

    It may be spring but Summer Time has arrived!

    Greenwich Mean Time has said its farewell but for Leagues One and Two, that means promotion and relegation is approaching fast.

    With the bottom sides in both leagues already trailing, the daylight is dwindling and more slip ups could see things decided long before the season comes to its end.

    While those fighting for the chance to go up a tier... well, the heat is on.

    So join us as the summer time thrills begin with the action starting at 19:45 BST before Bristol Rovers seek a step closer to the sun against brightly shining Birmingham 15 minutes later.