We are set for some tense moments in the League One relegation battle as three teams are level on points at the bottom of the table.

Cheltenham goalkeeper Luke Southwood has kept it that way by saving a penalty and preventing Wycombe from scoring.

His side are inside the bottom four on goal difference, with Charlton - who are above them - losing at Derby.

In turn, Port Vale have a lower goal difference than Cheltenham, despite leading 2-0 against Fleetwood.

Carlisle still have an heroic 1-0 lead at Burton, but even with victory they would still be eleven points from safety.

If Wigan go in level at the break, they'll owe a vote of thanks to goalkeeper Sam Tickle.

He's just flung himself to his right to push Eoin Toal's 30-yard drive around the post after the Latics struggled to clear their lines.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Toughsheet Community Stadium

Traffic may have delayed us but it was Bolton who started quickest.

Paris Maghoma has had the best chance through on goal but a narrow angle, with his effort smothered by Sam Tickle.

The away end is packed, Wigan fans have their drum going. It’ll be a later finish than planned, but the energy with both sets of fans is undiminished in this Lancashire derby.

Bad news for Bolton, forward Carlos Mendes Gomes has been stretchered off. It looked like he strained something under no pressure at all.

• Forest Green Rovers have a surprise lead at home to Wrexham and are on target to move to within one point of safety in League Two.
• Notts County and Sutton United are playing out a thrilling 2-2 draw, with bottom side Sutton having gone in front twice.
• Newport have scored two goals in two minutes to lead 2-0 at Harrogate.
• Salford are continuing their good form with a one-goal advantage at home to Colchester.
• Three goals in the space of ten minutes means Swindon lead Tranmere 2-1.

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Wrexham are yet to lose a league game on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday this season, winning four of seven such matches.

Forest Green are in relatively sparking form, though. If they win this, two of their seven league victories will have come in the space of 11 days.

• Derby are on track to cut Portsmouth's lead at the top of the table to four points as they lead 1-0 at home to Charlton.
• Bottom side Carlisle have a surprise one-goal lead at Burton.
• As it stands, Port Vale are only inside the relegation zone on goal difference as they lead Fleetwood 2-0.
• Stevenage are currently set to move into the play-off places as they are 1-0 up against Cambridge.
• Third-placed Bolton are still playing in their later kick-off at Wigan, where it is 0-0.

Still no goals in this delayed kick-off at the DW Stadium, but Bolton substitute Aaron Collins almost made an immediate impact.

Collins seemed to be in for a scoring opportunity, but Latics centre-back Charlie Goode arrived to take the ball off him in the nick of time.

Eoin Toal has also gone close for Wanderers, arriving at the far post to head Nathanael Ogbeta's cross over the bar.

Phil Sproson
Former Port Vale captain on BBC Radio Stoke

It’s been a really good first half for Port Vale. Fleetwood have shown quality in midfield - especially with Danny Mayor and Bosun Lawal. It’s a bit of a danger that one goal could swing things but so far a very good first half.

Vale did look like a confident side. That comes from the back line, it’s fluid. Alex Iacovitti and Kacper Lopata - they are both aggressive defenders and that gives the midfielders confidence that they aren’t going to dilly-dally on the ball. That breeds confidence that players will go forward. The back door is solid, they are being ruthless. It would take a grizzly bear to take Iacovitti off the ball.

Confidence is a shocking thing. When you've been on a bad run like Vale have, it's somewhere that the buck stops and the manager has got to find resources. Maybe Darren Moore has chosen the right team tonight.

David Gregory
Ex-Colchester midfielder on BBC Essex

Colchester should be ahead. Plenty of positives when it came to going forward. It's just that last shot, that last pass - it's just not there.

Salford were so on top of things and they gradually got a foothold in it.

Karl Robinson's side lead at the break at the Salford Community Stadium, where Colchester had shaded the balance of chances before the prolific Matt Smith struck.

Danny Cowley's side could really do with at least a point here. As it stands, they'll be an alarm-bell-sounding two points above second-bottom Forest Green by the end of the night.

So far, so good for Vale - although Fleetwood have had their moments, the goals for column is always the most important statistic.

Darren Moore's side have two of them, with Ethan Chislett's spot-kick following up the opener from Jensen Weir, and they're looking good to register a first victory in 10 games.

Level at the Bescot Stadium, where Walsall have had the only attempt on target.

A point would leave them two points behind seventh-placed Gillingham, but the tantalising reward of a place in the play-off spots awaits if they can win this.

Accrington have rued missed chances recently. They need to find their range if they're to revive their own hopes of extending their season.

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An early blow for Bolton - remember they've only been playing for around a quarter of the game - as Carlos Gomes goes down and has to be stretchered off, with Aaron Collins replacing him.

Wanderers had looked the more likely of the sides to open the scoring, with Josh Sheehan firing over from distance and Paris Maghoma denied by Luke Chambers' timely challenge.

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Forest Green lead at the break!

This will be some scalp if they can bridge the 19-place gap between these teams, Emmanuel Osadebe's glorious long-range strike in the third minute making the difference so far.

Wrexham will feel confident of turning this around, though - and they've had more than 75% of possession.

Just Eiran Cashin's goal to show for it at the break, but Derby have been well on top for most of this first 45 minutes.

As it stands, Paul Warne's side will be holding on to second place tonight - and Charlton will be hovering ever more precariously just above the bottom four.

A fantastic, calm finish from Rushian Hepburn-Murphy has put Swindon 2-1 up at home to Tranmere in a game which has now seen three goals scored in 10 minutes.

Meanwhile, it's still 2-2 at Meadow Lane between Notts County and bottom side Sutton United, but the home side are piling on the pressure.

Leading twice in tonight's game, but conceding shortly afterwards will be a familiar story for Sutton fans.

Their last win was on Boxing Day, but they have had six score draws so far this year.

Jamie Jellis
Walsall midfielder on Radio WM

All it needs is that little bit of clinical touch and Walsall could be one or two up.

They’ve got a really defensive shape, Accrington are struggling to break it down.