Hope for Wrexham, perhaps, as 10 additional minutes are flashed up at the Wham Stadium after those stoppages.

David Keillor-Dunn really wants that hat-trick.

Collecting Hiram Boateng's pass the striker works himself half-a-yard of space to get in a shot, but Nick Townsend makes another good stop, parrying it to safety.

Despite shipping two goals, the Newport keeper can be happy with his afternoon's work.

Sutton 1-1 Tranmere a good old fashioned corner sees Louis John up from the back to earn his first of the season, his first in two years.

A real blow to Nigel Adkins' Tranmere.

Swindon have a goal disallowed, also from a corner, away at Harrogate as the referee spotted a foul in the build-up. It's also 1-1 there.

Many of the 850 or so Shrewsbury fans at Bloomfield Road may be thinking of heading for the exits now.

The M6 awaits, unless they fancy getting in early to have a look at the Blackpool illuminations!

Andy White
Ex-Mansfield striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

The forwards will get all the plaudits, but the back four have been outstanding for me.

Especially Aden Flint.

Fine save from Lukas Jensen as he's out quickly to save from Kane Hemmings after some (rare) neat inter-play from Stevenage.

Forest Green should have taken the lead again moments after Donovan Wilson's equaliser for Grimsby but for another great Harvey Cartwright save from close range.

Tyrese Omotoye should have scored one end, then straight up the other and FGR nearly earn themselves another penalty. Cracking game, still 2-2.

We don't want to see this.

A lengthy stoppage - a second stoppage - at the Wham Stadium as objects appear to be thrown onto the pitch from the away end.

The referee calls a halt to collect them and remove them from the pitch.

Almost a clincher for Stevenage!

Jake Forster-Caskey and his set-pieces have caused so many problems and his free-kick clips the top of the bar.

Gary Bowyer
Former Blackpool manager on BBC Radio Lancashire

Wow, wow, wow!

That's brilliant from Kyle Joseph.

It's his home debut so he could've easily snatched it on his left foot but instead went for his right.

Keeper couldn't do a thing.

Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson makes a late double change as he looks for a big late finale.

Liam McAlinden replaces Jordan Davies, and Andrew Cannon comes on for James Jones.

All to do.

Nearly a first Swindon goal for Williams Kokolo from inside the Harrogate penalty area but for a superb reflex save by Jonathan Mitchell. 1-1.

Another goal for Grimsby, substitute Donovan Wilson (on for Rekeil Pyke) levels against Forest Green Rovers. 2-2

It feels like Blackpool are trying to manage this one to a conclusion as Neil Critchley opts for two changes.

Sonny Carey and leading scorer Jordan Rhodes now have tracksuit tops on with Albie Morgan and Kyle Joseph sent on to the field.

Substitute Lloyd Akins shoots on the swivel straight at Nick Townsend after another sweeping break from Mansfield.

Nigel Clough's side are heading for second place unless there's a big, big late twist.

Will that prise a celebration from the Stags boss?

New Imps boss Michael Skubala is shown a yellow card by referee Scott Simpson. Probably a sign of frustration at how Stevenage have taken the game by the scruff of the neck.

Brett Ormerod
Former Accrington & Wrexham striker on BBC Radio Lancashire

Jack Nolan's shot was fantastic because you knew exactly what he wanted to do.

And the deflection lands nicely for Rosaire Longelo.

I'm so pleased for him.

Shrewsbury goalkeeper Marko Marosi has just about kept his team in this game with a big double save.

He is down low to Sonny Carey's shot, before he is up quickly and throws a big hand at the follow-up from Jake Beesley.