Whew.

That late Blackpool equaliser was quite the heart-rate raiser - just what you need on a chilly afternoon!

It means Wycombe Wanderers hand their top spot in League One to Birmingham City while none of the teams in the bottom four got any closer to escaping the relegation scrap.

But over in League Two, there's been quite the shuffle with more yet to come.

Join us tomorrow for more action in the fourth tier, when AFC Wimbledon and Crewe Alexandra will try to take a place in the automatic promotion spots.

See you then!

If today's drama wasn't enough of a football fix for you, fear not. We have FOUR more games coming up for you in League Two tomorrow.

Here's a look at the games in the fourth tier on Sunday:

• Chesterfield v Gillingham
• Crewe v Bromley
• Fleetwood v AFC Wimbledon
• Newport v Morecambe

Salford are second in League Two after making it six wins in a row with a 1-0 win at MK Dons.

Port Vale move up to third after picking up their first league win since 16 November over Doncaster, who drop down to sixth.

Notts County also moved up the table into fifth after they returned to winning ways against Swindon.

Bradford leapfrog Grimsby into eighth after their 3-1 win over the Mariners.

Harrogate, who had lost six of their past seven league games, picked up a big win over Barrow to move them five points clear of the drop zone.

Tranmere also moved five points above the relegation zone after beating bottom club Carlisle 1-0 in the big game at the foot of the table.

Birmingham are the new leaders of League One, thanks to their 3-0 win at Wigan and Blackpool's late equaliser at 10-man Wycombe.

Matt Bloomfield's side are now level on points with third-placed Wrexham, who scored a late winner against Peterborough.

Barnsley's comfortable home win strengthened their play-off hopes, while at the other end of the table there were crucial wins for Bristol Rovers and Northampton.

We'll bring you the updated tables in League One and League Two shortly.

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• Blackpool netted a stoppage-time equaliser to earn a draw against 10-man Wycombe, who are no longer top of the table.
• Birmingham are the new leaders, with Alfie May scoring twice in their 3-0 win at Wigan.
• Steven Fletcher's winner against Peterborough secured victory for Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson in his 1,000th game as a manager.
• Barnsley, Leyton Orient, Bolton and Mansfield were the other winners in the 15:00 GMT games, while earlier there were key wins for struggling duo Northampton and Bristol Rovers.

• Salford and Port Vale have climbed into the automatic promotion places thanks to away wins at MK Dons and Doncaster respectively.
• Tranmere are five points above the relegation zone after beating bottom club Carlisle.
• Harrogate and Accrington also won on the road to ease their concerns about relegation.
• There were victories for Bradford and Notts County in Saturday's early kick-offs.

Right then... here are the main headlines from another busy Saturday in League One and League Two...

Ian Clarkson
Ex-Birmingham captain on BBC Radio WM

A fantastic performance in the end. One of those games were you have to ride out a tough start and then the Blues looked just like the team we have been used to seeing this season.

Blackpool rescue a point as the 10 men of Wycombe couldn't hold on.

Richard Kone put the Chairboys ahead from the penalty spot shortly before half-time but Alex Hartridge was sent off for a second yellow 10 minutes into the second half.

Wycombe tried to cling on but Kyle Joseph struck three minutes into stoppage time for the Tangerines.

It means Wycombe now slip back to second after Birmingham beat Wigan.

Big win for Port Vale who stop the rot of no wins in eight league games before today.

Darren Moore's side last won in the league on 16 November but goals from Ryan Croasdale and Lorent Tolaj sees them move up to third in the League Two table.

Jamie Sterry's strike late on gave Doncaster hope but Vale hold on to pick up the three points.

Defeat sees Grant McCann's side drop down to sixth.

Three goals and three points for Birmingham City as they cruise to victory. Blues are going top of League One.

Alfie May's first half double and Willum Thor Willumsson's second half tap in is enough to see off a valiant Wigan.

Ethan Laird was the standout performer with two assists. The Latics gave it a real good go but Birmingham's class shone through.

Wrexham substitute Steven Fletcher nodded in the only goal during a close encounter with the Posh to see Phil Parkinson's 1,000th managerial game end in victory.

Plenty of endeavour but no goals as it ends all square.

Both sides had chances to win the game but couldn't put the ball in the back of the net.

Perhaps the biggest talking point in the end will be Huddersfield's Ruben Roosken seeing red just nine minutes after coming on.

Honours even and second draw in a row for the Terriers. Three games without defeat now for the Millers.

Six minutes added.

Can the Posh get back into this?

We're halfway through six minutes of stoppage time at Adams Park. Can Wycombe hold on with 10 men?

Bolton have grabbed the lead against Exeter!

Aaron Collins got the equaliser and three minutes later Aaron Morley put them ahead.

They lead the Grecians 2-1 with the game into injury time.

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Six added minutes but this game has been done for a while.

They'll be a minimum of FIVE minutes added time.

Will there be another goal in this one?