Why not Trevor, seeing as you asked so nicely! Barnet look very likely to be part of our EFL live texts next season. Their seven-year absence from the EFL will end on Saturday unless they lose AND York City win.

The intensity is starting to rise at Brisbane Road.

Jamie Donley takes the ball down and lashes a drive just wide of Will Norris' post. That's brought the volume from the home fans back up a notch or two.

Doncaster are definitely keeping hold of the ball but as Gary has just mentioned (13:53), Bradford haven't let them do much with it.

It's a good effort from the visitors to not be steamrolled with 10-men but they won't want to walk off the pitch knowing that Walsall will have the chance to take automatic promotion into their hands come final day.

They do, however, have themselves a corner. Can they do something with it?

If Reading do go to the final day with a chance of making the top six, they will have Joel Pereira to thank.

The Royals stopper produces a fabulous save to keep Sil Swinkles' effort out the back of the net.

Alex Lowry goes into the book for a late challenge for Wycombe.

These two sides not shy of getting their elbows out at the moment.

Gary Jones
Former Bradford City captain on BBC Radio Leeds

There is some good play from Bradford, switching it from right to left.

City have really settled down now and have started to turn Doncaster over.

There is a long way to go in this game and they have responded really well.

The home side are still asking questions.

Kofi Shaw's corner is headed wide by Connor Taylor before the former sees a shot blocked after a mazy run.

How big a goal now would be for the Gas...

Phil Sproson
Former Port Vale captain on BBC Radio Stoke

The Wimbledon fans are ecstatic and are jeering at the Vale fans.

Vale thought they had got the lead there, but the assistant referee has stopped that.

Port Vale have scored and celebrate... or maybe not.

Jayden Stockley finds the net but eventually it's chalked off to end their jubilation.

A Wycombe free-kick from the left flies over everyone's head and rolls out for a throw-in on the far side.

Hope nobody out there had these two down for 'both to score'. Neither look very likely at present.

What a chance this! A lovely, flowing break from Leyton Orient sees the ball headed into the path of Jamie Donley.

The forward can't adjust his feet in time though, and Will Norris comes out and smothers the ball into his grateful arms.

Many in the stands expected the net to bulge. Wycombe survive.

Few openings for Wycombe in that first 45 but one here early on.

Daniel Udoh plays a neat one two and finds room for a shot, but it's a comfortable save for Josh Keeley.

You won't be surprised to hear that Bantams boss Graham Alexander has had to make some amendments to his plan at the break.

George Lapslie and Tyreik Wright are on for Bobby Pointon and Brandon Khela.

The reason this match kicked off early today is because of the Harrogate Flower Show taking place this weekend in the spa town.

Let's see what type of flowers it will be for Notts County this afternoon.

Roses to show their promotion hopes in full bloom or lilies to mourn what may have been?

And pushing for a goal, Alassana Jatta forces James Belshaw to tip his header over the bar.

Only one goal across all the four 12:30 BST but wasn't that quite the half-time!

Bradford's Aden Baldwin has likely had a real talking to from his boss Graham Alexander at the break but he won't be part of the second-half thanks to his unfriendly chat with the referee.

What happens now?

It's time to find out.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Eco-Power Stadium

Madness at the most crucial of times!

Aden Baldwin just needed to stop running his mouth at referee Ross Joyce. Perhaps more of his teammates could have dragged him away before goalkeeper Sam Walker did just that, but it was too late.

With the rest of his team-mates already down the tunnel, Baldwin won’t be returning after the break.

Doncaster have more than a step in League One now. One up thanks to Street’s brave header, now a man up and they’ve been the better side.

Gary Jones
Former Bradford City captain on BBC Radio Leeds

It is a total lack of discipline and I have never seen that before.

I am not quite sure what has happened, but from an experienced campaigner that is ridiculous.

Aden Baldwin has let him team down, his manager down, all the fans that have travelled and the ones watching at home.

It is going to be a difficult mountain to climb with City down to 10-men.

Wycombe stand to close to within a point of Wrexham, but that won't stop the Welsh side confirming promotion if things stay as they are and Phil Parkinson's side beat Charlton later.

It's as you were between Leyton Orient and Reading, who remain sixth and seventh on 73 points each.

Bristol Rovers are out of the drop zone as it stands, but Burton will have a game in hand on Tuesday. A point for the Gas would make things very grim for Cambridge. If Rovers were to score, the U's would be down.