Just when you think the EFL can't serve up any more drama, it goes and produces another bonkers afternoon.

I think we've all earned a lie down in a darkened room and a nice tipple.

But we won't be resting for long. We'll be back on Tuesday for another 21 matches from the EFL's lower two tiers.

Thanks for joining us once again. See you soon.

Adam Cottier
BBC Final Score reporter at Bloomfield Road

"A frustrating afternoon for Portsmouth.

"They are now 10 games unbeaten in League One, but they will see this as a missed opportunity to strengthen their position at the top after numerous second-half openings.

"Blackpool showed tremendous resilience after the red card for Jordan Rhodes and deserve credit for keeping Portsmouth, who struck the post twice as well, at bay."

Blackpool boss Neil Critchley said after the game that they will be appealing Rhodes' red card.

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Victory over in-form Walsall made it 10 points from six games for Forest Green Rovers and Steve Cotterill's side have well and truly got the scent of freedom in their nostrils.

Colchester's defeat at Barrow made it four points from their last six and they are just two points clear of the drop-zone now, albeit with a game in hand and a better goal difference.

Sutton salvaged a point against Grimsby to narrow the gap and keep the Mariners in hot water while Doncaster will feel much better after seeing-off Crewe.

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There were twists and turns, drama and despair, all afternoon long, but you wouldn't know it from looking at the top of the table.

Mansfield battled their way to a 3-2 win over Swindon, Stockport left it late to snatch the points against Newport, Wrexham came from behind and needed all their big names to see-off 10-man Morecambe, and MK Dons kept in touch by coming from behind to beat Salford.

Crewe and Walsall lost ground after costly defeats at Doncaster and Forest Green respectively, but the play-off race continues to be finely poised to say the least.

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Carlisle are now 16 points from safety after a 10th defeat in their last 11 matches at Charlton who’s relegation fears were eased slightly.

Port Vale swap places with Fleetwood and slip to second-bottom after a home defeat to Shrewsbury who climb three places to 17th and seven points above the drop zone.

Cambridge’s draw with Northampton edges them five points above the relegation spots, and moves them above Burton on goal difference.

Wycombe were given a little breathing space in their fight for safety after beating in-form Reading who slip down to 18th.

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An emphatic win at Bristol Rovers moves Derby into the automatic promotion spots, leapfrogging Bolton who need a late header to earn a draw at Exeter.

The Rams were the only winners among the four teams who started the day in the top four and cut Portsmouth’s lead to five points after Pompey were held at 10-man Blackpool.

Barnsley drop to fifth after their hammering at the hands of Lincoln, while Peterborough replace them in fourth with victory at Burton and close within four points of the top two.

And Oxford close to within a point of the play-off places as they edge relegation-threatened Cheltenham and sixth-place Stevenage play out a goalless draw with struggling Fleetwood.

• Top four all win but Crewe lose ground with defeat at Doncaster
• Leaders Mansfield edge Swindon 3-2 in another thriller
• Paddy Madden snatches 93rd-minute win for second-placed Stockport against Newport
• James McClean, Paul Mullin and Steven Fletcher earn third-placed Wrexham comeback win at 10-man Morecambe
• MK Dons also come from behind to beat Salford and stay fourth
• 10-man Walsall lose ground on play-offs after shock defeat at Forest Green
• Second-bottom Rovers within two points of Colchester who lost 2-0 at Barrow
• Basement-boys Sutton snatch late draw against Grimsby
• Gillingham nick point against Tranmere to go seventh
• AFC Wimbledon up to eighth after win at Notts County who slide to 15th
• Crawley come from behind at Harrogate to close on play-offs
• Bradford 3-0 winners at Accrington to stay in touch

• Leaders Portsmouth draw with 10-man Blackpool, who had Jordan Rhodes sent-off in the first half.
• Exeter hold Bolton 2-2 in a remarkable second-half that went past 5pm with goals, subs and injuries galore.
• Barnsley are smashed 5-1 at home by Lincoln, Jack Moylan with two goals.
• Carlisle score two on their long trip to Charlton but still lose 3-2
• Martyn Waghorn and Tom Barkhuizen were on the scoresheet as Derby cruised to a 3-0 win at Bristol Rovers
• Oxford beat Cheltenham 2-1 thanks to Leigh's 88th minute strike
• Peterborough beat Burton and Port Vale lose to Shrewsbury

• Wigan beat Leyton Orient and Cambridge draw 1-1 Northampton.
• Reading lose to Wycombe and Stevenage v Fleetwood ended goalless.

Pat Baldwin
Former Exeter City defender on BBC Radio Devon

On the first half performance I thought the game was dead and buried.

Exeter came out in the second 45 and responded fatasically, but I don't think people can argue with the final result.

Huge point for Exeter psychologically.

Eoin Toal's back-post header rescues a second 2-2 draw in four days for Bolton.

Sonny Cox's second-half double looked to be giving Exeter a huge boost in their bid for League One safety after Victor Adeboyejo had given the Trotters the half-time lead.

Bolton slip out of the promotion spots to third.

It's been some second half this.

Deep into stoppage-time Viljami Sinisalo tips a Jack Iredale effort round the post and from the resulting corner, Dempsey heads wide.

Portsmouth have huffed and puffed against the 10 men of Blackpool, but were unable to find a way past keeper Dan Grimshaw.

The Tangerines unfurled a string of fine second-half saves to extend their unbeaten home league run to eight matches.

Pompey extend their unbeaten league run to 10 matches, but see their lead trimmed to five points.

The scoreline does not tell the story.

Manny Osadebe tapped in against his former club to put the hosts ahead, Rovers keeper Vicente Reyes then saved an Isaac Hutchison penalty before Kyle McAllister made the points safe from the spot at the other end. Oh, and the Saddlers had David Okagbue sent-off for a second yellow.

Walsall's five-match winning streak is over, Rovers are inching closer to pulling off the great escape under Steve Cotterill.

Almost an Exeter winner!

Mohamed Eisa has an effort on target but it's straight at Joel Coleman.

Six minutes into stoppage-time he has another sight of goal, but snatches at a loose ball and draws a huge save from Coleman.

Brett Ormerod
Former Blackpool and Preston striker on BBC Radio Lancashire

There's tired legs out there for Blackpool, but this will feel like three points.

It's been backs to the wall and Portsmouth have really piled on the pressure.

Blackpool just need to keep going.

What a bonkers game. The Field Mill faithful have been treated once again.

Lucas Akins gave the Stags an early lead and though Paul Glatzel levelled, Davis Keillor-Dunn made it 2-1 within seconds with a screamer.

Aaron Drinan headed another equaliser but Will Swan came off the bench to win it and it's as you were at the top.

And breathe....

The Shrews hold on for a BIG three points.

A first-half strike from Daniel Udoh and Tom Bloxham's second-half goal prove enough despite Bayley Dipepa's response.

That's three points in 12 matches for Vale who are deep in the mire.

A rare but priceless away win for Wrexham who keep pace at the top of League Two after coming from behind to beat 10-man Morecambe.

Ged Garner put the Shrimps ahead but James McClean levelled and after the break Paul Mullin and Steven Fletcher turned the game around after Max Melbourne had picked-up a second booking.

Jon Guthrie has scored for Northampton at Cambridge 1-1.

Knight has Peterborough 2-1 at Burton.

Leigh has Oxford 2-1 at home to Cheltenham.

And another 2-1 at Reading, Lubala putting Wycombe ahead.

Martyn Waghorn has Derby 3-0 up and cruising at the Memorial Stadium.

Tom Brewitt has denied Mansfield a fourth in stoppage-time with a goalline clearance to thwart sub George Maris.