Ipswich look full of energy in these opening few minutes of the second half.

Conor Chaplin finds himself in a nice position with the ball at his feet and fires a curling shot just wide of goal.

The Fleetwood keeper Jay Lynch was frozen to his line and if that shot is on target it probably breaks the deadlock.

A massive 45 minutes awaits.

Plenty can change at the top and the bottom of League One.

We go again.

Dave: If I was a Derby fan, I would be absolutely livid with that penalty decision. Davies never touched the fella.

Gregory: Between the penalty not given for Barnsley and the penalty given to Wednesday, the refs' inconsistently and poor decision making will be the big headline from today.

It's Pilko: Can't remember the last time i saw such a ridiculous red card decision. Davies barely touched him in the first place. Surely if you are giving a penalty there you don't give the red as well. Shocking decision, will be a travesty if it decides the match.

Paul: I see exaggerating touches is a thing in the EFL too. Not just Premier League then. Yeh Davies put a hand on the Sheffield Wednesday player but wow did the pathetic guy milk that touch.

Here's the League One table at the break.

Cambridge United's lead against Forest Green will mean they will be in League One next season unless MK Dons or Morecambe can force a fightback when we get going again.

It's tense!

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Here's the top of the tree in League One at half-time on the final day.

Plymouth are breaking the 100-point barrier and will be champions as things stand.

Peterborough are breaking into the top six.

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Derby are down to 10 but almost level right on half-time.

Cameron Dawson needs all of his 6ft 4in frame to tip over another David McGoldrick goalbound effort.

It's not the first time he's denied Derby's leading scorer, but it's the hosts who are in front thanks to Michael Smith's penalty which followed a straight red for Derby defender Curtis Davies.

At the moment, Derby have dropped out of the play-off spots.

Elsewhere around League One,

Charlton are 1-0 up on Cheltenham thanks to a Scott Fraser strike on the 34th minute.

It's goalless between Lincoln and Shrewsbury at the LNER Stadium.

And it's all square between Portsmouth and Wycombe at 1-1.

Garath McCleary put the visitors ahead on the 31st minute but Marlon Pack equalised just before the half for Pompey.

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Cambridge have one foot in the door of survival courtesy of a stunning first half against Forest Green.

Harrison Dunk's header followed by Sam Smith's pearler of a volley has gifted them safety as it stands, by virtue of MK Dons being held by Burton and Morecambe's goalless start at Exeter.

Bolton remain in fifth place, and with Derby behind, look to be nailed on for that position.

Shola Shoretire gave them a 24th-minute lead, but Rovers levelled through Luca Hoole just four minutes later.

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Peterborough have the all-important lead through Jonson Clarke-Harris' early close-range opener.

It could have been two or three up, but Barnsley have also had a goal ruled out from James Norwood.

But if it stays as it is, Peterborough will nick the final play-off spot from Derby.

Not much happening in all honesty, this is a very flat game and execution in-front of goal has been poor.

Ipswich might be the better side, but only by a fraction.

Both have had their chances, but neither side have been able to find the back of the net.

Billy Bodin's early goal gives Oxford the lead at the break.

Accrington were all but down before a ball was kicked in this game. But they're headed for League Two with a whimper right now.

Almost a second for the Owls.

Palmer gets in behind the Rams defence, but Joe Wildsmith makes the save at his near post.

Goalless at the break.

That won't be good enough to keep MK Dons in League One with Cambridge currently beating Forest Green.

The visitors have 45 minutes to find a goal against Burton and preserve their third tier status.

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A roller coaster of a first half.

Plymouth have pulled it back after a shocking start that saw Port Vale go up 1-0 inside three minutes.

But Argyle have showed their quality with a pair of goals and are firmly on top at the break - with one hand on the League One trophy?

Brett Ormerod
Former Blackpool striker on BBC Radio Lancashire

It's been a really good disciplined first half. The home side haven't had a shot on target.

It's going to be stick or twist but it will be interesting to see how Derek Adams approaches the second half.

The first half comes to an end in this crucial relegation game.

It's all square but it's not a good enough result to keep Morecambe in League One as things stand.