It's been far from straightforward, but Stockport are easing to a valuable three points and a much-needed first win in four matches.

Connor Lemonheigh-Evans causes more problems down the right, wriggling his way past two before seeing his shot saved at the near post by Jackson Smith.

Deadlock broken as Jamie Reid has given Stevenage the lead at Shrewsbury.

Lyle Taylor put Cambridge one up against Fleetwood, who quickly equalised through Promise Omochere. That one started 15 minutes late because of traffic around the stadium, so still time for a winner.

And Alfie McCalmont has pulled a goal back for Carlisle against Oxford United. Oxford lead 3-1 in that game.

Neal Bishop
Former Mansfield midfielder on BBC Radio Nottingham

I think a point is the most Mansfield deserve because they looked in control after taking the lead...

...and then the equaliser came from nothing.

I guess a point on the road is never a bad thing.

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Peterborough have to keep an eye on Alfie May in these closing moments.

He flicks a volley just wide as he chases a second equaliser of the game.

The Stags have dropped points for the second game running as they lose ground on the leaders.

Baily Cargill's strike had put them in front, but Morecambe were good value for their point thanks to Charlie Brown's leveller.

They've made hard work of it, but most of the 12,478 fans will go home happy.

It's the highest crowd at The Racecourse since 1981. Some stat.

Seven minutes of stoppage time.

Portsmouth have not produced the performance to ease any jitters about their recent form.

If anything, nerves will be turning to alarm bells.

Jed Steer is really in the thick of the action at The Valley.

First, he makes a fine save to keep out Louie Watson's powerful drive and then shortly after he is booked for time-wasting.

Nothing like being back on the pitch, Jed!

Three added minutes for the sides to find a winner.

Tom Heslop
Member of Walsall media team on BBC WM

That was clearly a penalty, and the shot from Paddy Madden was unstoppable.

It's a real shame because Walsall haven't been poor, but Stockport have been too much.

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IT IS GRIMSBY 4-4 NOTTS COUNTY!

Aaron Nemane with the leveller and his second of the game for Notts County in this bonkers game.

Still time for a winner, anyone?

If you are just joining us, Reading's League One match against Port Vale was abandoned because of a pitch invasion by protesting home supporters which halted play during the first half.

An English Football League spokesperson said: "Following an on-pitch protest at Reading v Port Vale, today's fixture has been abandoned.

"Every effort was made to restart the game but it became increasingly obvious that this would not be possible.

"We will now discuss the implications of this afternoon's events with the clubs involved."

Josh Magennis has levelled things up for Wigan at Northampton to make it 1-1.

And Corey O'Keeffe has put Barnsley back in front against Bristol Rovers to make it 2-1 at Oakwell.

The Hatters have the chance to wrap it up from the spot.

Walsall fancy their chances of nicking a point.

Tom Knowles, looking dangerous again, has a go from distance and his effort skids along the surface, forcing Ben Hinchliffe to get down and turn it past the post.

As it stands Stockport are staying two points clear. Seventeen minutes to go.

Peterborough have lost Kwame Poku to injury as they chase a winner, but his replacement, David Ajiboye, has continued the threat.

Just when Portsmouth think they may have a chance to pull one back and Dan Happe makes a big tackle to deny Abu Kamara.

It is going to take something very, very special to get back into this game.

Guy Whittingham
Former Portsmouth manager on BBC Radio Solent

Portsmouth are trying to do something to get back into this game.

Abu Kamara and Paddy Lane have even swapped positions.

Pompey do also have Anthony Scully and Josh Martin on the bench.

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