It's all Fleetwood at the moment at Highbury Stadium.

Kyle Dempsey has sent a header wide and Ashley Hunter has seen a shot saved as the hosts press for an opener before half-time against Port Vale.

The chances should be there in the second half, as Port Vale need to win to avoid relegation.

Tom Nichols close again!

A deep cross to the back post is headed down to Nichols, whose goalbound shot is stopped by a fine block by Bolton defender David Wheater.

The Trotters are on the back foot as we enter the last five minutes of the first half.

Mark Beevers has surely just saved Bolton's lead here.

Tom Nichols works his way into the Trotters' penalty box, but just as he's about to get a shot away from eight yards out, Beevers dives in bravely to steal the ball away.

Brilliant challenge from the centre-back, but worrying signs for the hosts all the same.

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Wow. Two goals in a minute at the Memorial Stadium. 

First Jermaine Easter put Bristol Rovers back into it, benefiting from a bizarre deflected shot onto the woodwork to smash it and halve Millwall's lead.

But, not to be outdone, the Lions went straight up the other end and restored their two-goal advantage, courtesy of a unconventional chested finish from Lee Gregory for his second of the game.

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Fleetwood are dominating the possession stats against Port Vale and they're starting to ratchet up the pressure on the visitors.

Ben Davies has his second chance of the game, but he again fails to hit the target.

Caretaker Vale boss Michael Brown, who needs a win to keep his side in the division, looks a worried man on the sideline.

Bolton continue to look the stronger of the two sides at the Macron Stadium, with Peterborough still yet to get a shot away.

Centre-half Dorian Dervite is momentarily through on goal with a chance to make it 2-0, but Chris Forrester races back to make the saving challenge.

Southend may be on the board, but as things stand it won't matter. Millwall, who came into the game on the back of two defeats, have absolutely flown out of the blocks at the Memorial Stadium.

Goals from Lee Gregory and Tony Craig have put them in pole position to seal the seventh place. Bristol Rovers have the fourth-best home form in League One, having lost just three times at home this season, but they will need to muster a serious comeback now to alter the play-off situation.  

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So, can Fleetwood respond and put the pressure back on Bolton?

They win a free-kick close to the edge of the Port Vale box, but Bobby Grant's effort is too close to the Vale keeper.

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Great finish from Stephen McLaughlin! The Southend winger fires a wonderful half-volley into the Bury net from 10 yards out to put the home side in front with his eighth of the season. 

Elsewhere, league leaders Sheffield United have taken the lead at home to Chesterfield, thanks to Kieron Freeman, who reacted fastest to put the ball in after a scramble involving Billy Sharp. 

Millwall are intent on making absolutely sure of their play-off place. Tony Craig taps in after Steve Morison flicked Shane Ferguson corner goalwards. The captain may have been offside but the Lions don't care and are now 2-0 up against Bristol Rovers. 

Oxford are also enjoying themselves, and are 2-0 up against Shrewsbury. 

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Bolton almost get through on goal in fortuitous fashion. 

Gary Madine tries his luck from long range, and Peterborough keeper Luke McGee has to react sharply to claim his deflected shot before a Bolton player can latch on to it.

Shortly after, Dorian Dervite heads straight at McGee from a corner.

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Bradford may have made nine changes, but it hasn't affected them, with Alex Jones giving them an early lead at Spotland. 

The Bantams have already secured a play-off spot, but they look intent on ending Rochdale's chances of joining them in the top seven. 

Fleetwood have been made to make an early substitution, as Cian Bolger has picked up an injury and can't continue.

Nathan Pond has been brought on to take Bolger's place in defence.

Bolton's Jem Karacan has the first shot of the game, am ambitious effort from some distance out which goes wide of the Peterborough goal.

The hosts are just about having the better of things at the moment.

David Buchanan's foul gave Gillingham the perfect chance to go ahead, but Northampton goalkeeper David Cornell had other ideas, diving full stretch to keep out Josh Wright's spot-kick.

How much will that harm the Gills' bid to avoid the drop?  

There's a delay in play at Fleetwood as Port Vale striker JJ Hooper receives treatment for an apparent hamstring injury.

Fleetwood have struggled to break down the visitors so far, while they've already seen Stephen McLaughlin shown a yellow card in the early stages.

Millwall have made such a start at Bristol Rovers with Lee Gregory grabbing his 16th goal of the season in a goal-mouth scramble moments after winger Shane Ferguson stung the palms of goalkeeper Joe Lumley.   

Southend nearly joined them on 1-0, butRyan Leonard crashed his shot from outside the box onto the post.

An early goal would have got the nerves going in the Bury ranks, but it wasn't to be. 

Fellow play-off hopefuls Rochdale are still being held 0-0 by a much-changed Bradford. 

The first goal of the day comes at the Memorial Stadium and it's a big one in the race for the remaining play-off place.

Shane Ferguson whips over a corner, Bristol Rovers can't clear and Lee Gregory bundles it in at the far post to give Millwall the lead.

If they win then a play-off place is theirs.