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Notts County fans will be very interested in the half-time scores from the two 12:30 kick-offs.

As things stand, the Magpies are still in the hunt for automatic promotion if they can win this game.

But they should be behind only for home striker Tom Cursons to shoot wide from six yards.

A contest with a lot at stake that started at 100 miles an hour.

It's slowed (considerably) since then, and neither goalkeeper has been kept very busy.

Something will have to change if this one is to not end goalless after the break.

No way through at either end, and these two head in all square.

A result that slightly favours the hosts, but doesn't really help either side.

The corner flag might have split but there's nothing to separate AFC Wimbledon and Port Vale at the break.

Well, well, well.

The whistle might have gone for half-time but there's no rest for the drama is there as Aden Baldwin is shown red.

He gets mouthy with the referee and the official is having none of it. He pulls out his yellow just as Bantams keeper Sam Walker pulls Baldwin away but not soon enough as the referee reaches for another in a much more damning colour.

What will boss Graham Alexander do now?

All the action in the Wycombe box as five minutes of injury-time ticks away.

Sonny Bradley has to be alert twice in quick succession to clear a couple of dangerous crosses.

A bit more noise from the stands now too.

A tight, fiery contest but it's the league leaders who edge the first half.

Some nice combination corner play sees Rob Street nod in an opener but don't think the drama is over yet...

Randell Williams finds a rare bit of space on the Wycombe left wing and cuts inside the area.

The home crowd are briefly on their feet in anticipation of something, but the shot is weak and it's an easy save for Will Norris.

Luke Molyneux takes the Donny free kick but it goes no where.

Two minutes left in added time now.

This might be costly.

Bantams defender Aden Baldwin concedes a free-kick in a promising area and despite his adamant protests he was not in the wrong, he was indeed pulling the shirt of the Doncaster man.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Eco-Power Stadium

Lift off!!!

Rob Street has been a human battering ram since joining on loan from Lincoln in January.

His point-blank header has got the home fans bouncing.

His tenth of the season and as it stands, Donny are going up.

If they do manage it, it will be thanks to him and their devastating front four. Street, Liam Gibson, Harry Clifton and Luke Molyneux, have 38 goals between them.

The hosts are ending the half on top.

Joel Pereira has to come to the Royals' rescue again as Gatlin O'Donkor sends an effort on target.

A goal now would calm some nerves at the Memorial.

Phil Sproson
Former Port Vale captain on BBC Radio Stoke

Port Vale are trying to impose themselves on the game and are looking to get George Byers on the ball which is crucial.

But so far the two men up front have had no service.

If Bradford had turned off defensively for that goal but they seem switched on to try and find a leveller.

The Bantams have plenty of momentum as they travel up pitch and a cross is sent into Alex Pattison on the run.

Unlike his first attempt earlier in the match, this one has plenty of skill to get it on target but it can't beat out Doncaster keeper Teddy Sharman-Lowe.

Josh Scowen, who took a mighty clattering a few moments ago, is unable to continue for Wycombe.

Mike Dodds turns to the bench and brings Alex Lowry into proceedings for the visitors.

Gary Jones
Former Bradford City captain on BBC Radio Leeds

Bradford City have switched off and Sam Walker could do nothing about it - it is really poor defending.

They have lost the battle in the midfield while Doncaster have been on top.

Bradford need to respond but they have got a mountain to climb from here.

After that five-minute delay, we are ready to start in North Yorkshire.

Big game this for Notts County.

Jack Grimmer - the Wycombe right-back - lines one up from 35 yards and sends the ball trickling well wide of the home goal.

That just about sums up the last 15 minutes of this one. It's been quiet.

Harrogate Town have the luxury of making three changes for their final home game of the season as Liam Gibson, Tom Cursons and Josh Falkingham come into their team.

It is the final home game for captain Falkingham as he is set to leave the club this summer. He was the captain for their promotion to both the National League and then the EFL.

Image source, Opta

Image source, Opta

As for promotion-chasing Notts County, there is only one change from the side that lost at home to Cheltenham, but it is a significant one.

Malta international Jodi Jones is back in the starting line-up and he replaces Mai Traore.