L1: Derby beaten by troubled Reading and miss chance to go top
L1: Bolton move above Rams into third after edging past spirited Cheltenham
L2: Promotion-chasing Mansfield held by Sutton, who move off bottom
L2: MK Dons beat nine-man AFC Wimbledon to consolidate place in play-offs
EFL Trophy: Peterborough to meet AFC Wimbledon in quarter-finals after being Crawley
Reading 0-0 Derby
Darren Robinson
Former Derby coach on BBC Radio Derby
Reading's Andy Yiadom created the best chance of the game so far there.
Derby County goalkeeper Josh Vickers was fortunate that the ball hit the upright at such an angle that meant it went back into his arms.
But Reading will feel somewhat unfortunate.
Reading 0-0 Derby
The hosts inches away!
Andy Yiadom links up well with Femi Azeez down the right.
Yiadom finds space for the shot that beats the goalkeeper but is denied by the inside of the post!
George Maris (35 mins)
Mansfield are level, and it's George Maris who has scored it for the Stags. The attacking midfielder gets the faintest of touches on substitute Stephen Mcloughlin's cross.
Game on in Nottinghamshire.
Peterborough 2-1 Crawley Town
Image source, Rex FeaturesPeterborough gave come from a goal down to lead 2-1 at half time in their Bristol Street Motors Trophy last-16 tie with Crawley Town.
Nick Tsaroulla put Crawley in front midway through the half, but a deflected Harrison Burrows strike brought the hosts level five minutes later.
Ephron Mason-Clark put Posh in front nine minutes later when he pounced on a poor pass from defence and smashed in from the edge of the box.
Peterborough could be 4-1 up, but Malik Mothersille and Mason-Clark have each missed excellent chances.
Sam Long og (29 mins)
Image source, PA MediaNot much has happened so far at the Kassam but the visitors have come up with a move for the opening goal.
Adam Phillips sends in a teasing cross in behind the defence.
Devante Cole is almost there to meet it but a desperate attempt to clear by Sam Long sends the ball into his own net.
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It's a bit quiet in League Two, there hasn't been a goal for a whole five minutes.
Image source, Getty ImagesReading 0-0 Derby
Darren Robinson
Former Derby coach on BBC Radio Derby
Derby's brighter moments have been through counter-attacks.
Liam Thompson is getting forward and he likes to make those forward runs.
James Collins will be appreciating that up front.
If Thompson can maintain that energy, things are looking really positive for Derby.
Bolton 1-0 Cheltenham
Nicky Hunt
Former Bolton defender on BBC Radio Manchester
That is a fantastic finish.
Victor Adeboyejo had all the time in the world and sometimes you can overthink things.
But he didn't. Head down, bottom corner, 1-0 Bolton.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesElsewhere in League One, Charlton, who are without a win in nine matches, are already 2-1 down at home to Northampton. Tyreece Simpson scored an early goal at The Valley, adding to the glum mood among the home fans. Aaron McGowan's own goal brought the Addicks level but Sam Hoskins put the visitors back in front less than two minutes later.
There’s also been a quick breakthrough for relegation-threatened Exeter, who lead 1-0 at Bristol Rovers courtesy of 19-year-old forward Sonny Cox’s third goal in seven matches. That came after the hosts had to make an early change after Connor Taylor went off injured.
Wigan v Wycombe remains goalless.
Victor Adeboyejo (24 mins)
Image source, PA MediaThe visitors had gone very close with a Tom Pett volley but it's the home side who go down the other end to take the lead.
Tom Bradbury is caught in possesion in defence for Cheltenham, Victor Adeboyejo nips the ball away from him and slides a shot into the bottom corner.
Just as the visitors were beginning to get on top. What an error.
Warren O'Hora ( 22 mins)
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's a third for MK Dons, this time it's Warren O'Hora who is in the right place at the right time to extend their lead.
It all started with a free-kick which is fed through to Ethan Robson, who clips a lovely ball into the centre-back's path for him to head home.
Bolton 0-0 Cheltenham
Nicky Hunt
Former Bolton defender on BBC Radio Manchester
My neck is going to be aching tonight with the amount of looking left and right we are doing here.
The way Cheltenham are playing at the moment is very confident and very relaxed.
Oxford 0-0 Barnsley
Barnsley so close to taking the lead. Inadvertently.
Herbie Kane transfers play from flank to flank with a searching pass.
He finds Nicky Cadden who swings over a cross that gets caught in a gust of wind, deceives everybody and cannons the far post!
Brad Halliday (20 mins)
Image source, Getty ImagesBradford are on a rotten run of form but they're level at Valley Parade.
Alex Gilliead's long-range strike agonisingly hits the inside of the post but, fear not, as Brad Halliday is on hand to sweep home the rebound for his second of the season.
Salford pegged back.
Ryan Johnson og (16 mins)
Image source, Getty ImagesIt gets better for the hosts!
It's not the prettiest of goals, but MK Dons won't care. Alex Gilbey's dangerous flick through pass is sliced home by Wimbledon's Ryan Johnson.
Bolton 0-0 Cheltenham
Jack Dearden
BBC Radio Manchester commentator
Bolton again are easily caught out here.
There have been lots of opportunities - quite clear ones for Cheltenham Town.
A bit of frustration for Bolton manager Ian Evatt.
Reading 0-0 Derby
Under way in our late kick-off beside the M4.
Derby will go top of League One, on goal difference, if they beat troubled Reading.
Bolton 0-0 Cheltenham
The visitors with their first attack and Rob Street, returning after concussion, gets a shot away that's beaten behind for a corner by Nathan Baxter in the Bolton goal.
The Robins can't make anything of the corner.
Ryan Watson (14 mins)
Goals are flying in, in League Two!
Its a brilliant finish from Ryan Watson who finishes well from the edge of the box into the bottom corner after Juniour Luamba's initial effort was parried into his path by Sam Walker.
Dan Kemp (10 mins)
Image source, Getty ImagesMK Dons take the lead, and its Dan Kemp's first goal for the club that fires them in front.
Great work from Joe Tomlinson on the lefthand side sees him fly past his defender before finding Kemp, who finds the back of the net from six yards out.