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Stevenage have responded to Bolton's goal rush but aren't able to pull any back before the break. Another second-half comeback perhaps?

It took just three minutes for the Trotters to take a hold of the match after two deadly corner deliveries were picked up by Ricardo Santos and John McAtee and sent into the back of the net.

Stevenage aren't at a total loss, having shared a decent amount of possession and taken five shots to try and get back on even terms - though nothing directed at the target.

Alex Revell's half-time talk will need to do the trick if the Boro are to avoid a third league defeat in a row.

Lincoln goalscorer Tom Hamer has to go off injured and on comes Lewis Montsma.

Tim Dellor
BBC Berkshire sport editor

All the problems are coming in defensive midfield for Reading.

They look too lightweight.

It's another blow and a bit of a mountain to climb.

Jack Diamond breaks into the Reading box and goes down under Andre Garcia's challenge - referee Thomas Parsons points to the spot.

Lincoln are threatening to get themselves ahead before the break and Brad House has his dink over Lee Burge cleared off the line.

Lee Burge is called into action in the Northampton as he pulls off a good save to deny Sean Roughan.

A second caution for Northampton - this time it's Tyler Roberts into the book.

It's all going wrong for Bolton.

First, Josh Sheehan picks up the first yellow card of the evening.

Then Eoin Toal, whose in bad shape with what looks like a hamstring problem, needs to leave the action with Will Forrester having to make an early appearance.

Now keeper Luke Southwood's on the ground, which given that regular no.1 Nathan Baxter is out with his own injury, isn't ideal for the Trotters.

That equaliser from Reading was a thing of beauty.

Harvey Knibbs and Charlie Savage started things down the Stockport right but when there was no way through Reading went back to the halfway line and started again, this time down the home side's left.

Knibbs got to the byline and Chem Campbell couldn't miss - the coaching staff will have enjoyed it.

Mick Gooding
Ex-Reading player/manager on BBC Radio Berkshire

It's a really well worked attack and a fantastic finish from Chem Campbell.

Tim Dellor
BBC Berkshire sport editor

Reading just can't get any rhythm on the ball.

Not much is happening down the left, they just can't get the ball out there.

Salford's Ryan Graydon goes down in the box but the referee waves on, uninterested in the Salford protest.

Joel Pereira is called into action to prevent a second for Stockport.

Again it's Louie Barry taking aim and the Reading goalkeeper does well to push it away for a corner which the visitors manage to clear.

But it's all Stockport at the moment.