It's looking good for Peterborough in the race behind leaders Portsmouth.

The Posh look set to jump into second, and that's because Bolton are losing and Stevenage have lost their lead at home to Exeter.

At the bottom, Cheltenham will move off the foot of the table if results stay as they are. The 10-men currently lead Leyton Orient.

Goals galore at Port Vale. Wigan had scored twice in quick succession to level proceedings, but the hosts have taken the lead again and it's a hat-trick for Ethan Chislett.

Carlisle have completed their turnaround against Northampton and are now 2-1 up, and Charlton have equalised at Barnsley.

Paul Farman... yes, Paul Farman the Barrow keeper, has come close to a fourth for the Bluebirds. His launches a free-kick from deep in his own half, it is allowed to bounce and loops narrowly past Murphy Mahoney's goal at the other end.

The ball breaks to Nathaniel Mendez-Laing from a half-cleared corner, but he smashes it over the bar.

'Composure!'

It's a common shout in football matches at any level!

Tanto Olaofe has hit the bar from a Joel Cotterill pass when it should really have been 7-0.

How long can Sutton hold out?

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Reading boss Ruben Selles has been sent to the stands for a red card after kicking the ball away.

We won't get to hear from after the match because of that.

His team will have to find a winner without him on the touchline.

This is the scenario Portsmouth wanted to bring back Colby Bishop with this two-goal advantage.

Their top scorer is warmly greeted by the 1,500 travelling fans.

Despite that equaliser, with Cheltenham winning, Reading are slipping to the foot of League One.

The Royals really could do with finding a winner in Lincolnshire.

Derby thought they had broken Wycombe's resistance, but Oisin Cashin's header is somehow kept out by goalkeeper Max Stryjek.

Tanto Olaofe has come on to torment the Sutton defence in the final half-hour and he's immediately into the action, drawing a save from Dean Bouzanis.

How about this one, Morecambe fans? The Shrimps are now THREE up at Doncaster.

Their biggest EFL away win has been 4-0 on two occasions, and there's still time to equal and beat that today.

Mansfield have also scored three on their travels, and now lead Crawley by two in Sussex.

It's now the same score line between Harrogate and Notts County in Yorkshire, too.

Tranmere's mini revival of late looks like it might be ended today, as they trail at Walsall thanks to Jamille Matt's first league goal of the season.

Credit to the 94 Sutton fans who have made the trip north to Edgeley Park this afternoon and who remain in full voice despite their side trailing 5-0 and being very much second best since minute one this afternoon.

Over an hour gone and we've still not had a shot on target at Pride Park.

The emphasis is really on Derby to change that and make the running.

Charlie Austin close once again for the Robins from another George McEachran cross, but this time his effort drifts past the upright.

Mick Gooding
Ex-Reading player/manager on BBC Radio Berkshire

I am 100% convinced that Reading will go on to win this game.