We should be set for an exciting finale in League One.

Not least because two teams are ahead, yet playing with 10 men.

Exeter are holding onto their 1-0 advantage at home to Burton following defender Zak Jules' red card.

Teenage striker Antwoine Hackford has just put a brilliant chance wide for the visitors.

Lincoln's Ethan Erhahon is off following a second booking in their game at home to Bristol Rovers, but they have still managed to extend their lead to 5-0 through Reeco Hackett-Fairchild.

Sutton still with the slender lead as we head closer towards full time.

They almost get a second as Harry Smith is very close to getting his head on the end of Oliver Sanderson's cross.

Ricky Jade-Jones is off the bench for Posh and nearly made an immediate impact, pressuring the Pompey defence into a slip which paved the way for Joel Randall having a shot from outside the box which flies over Will Norris' bar.

Posh looking the likelier to snatch a winner at this stage and Pompey boss John Mousinho has shown his frustration and ended up with a yellow card.

Wycombe are looking to complete their first ever Football League double against Northampton.

They have a decent chance of doing so now, thanks to Matt Butcher's low shot following a quickly-taken throw in.

Experienced Bristol Rovers striker Chris Martin had the chance to reduce his side's 4-0 deficit at Lincoln from the spot, but the 35-year-old has fired a penalty kick wide.

Crewe are peppering the MK Dons goal but still trail.

Chances have fallen to Ryan Cooney who was denied by Dons keeper Michael Kelly while Elliott Nevitt was unable to keep his shot down.

Joe Wildsmith is having a day. He has produced another top drawer save to prevent Bolton taking the lead, this time diving to push George Thomason's curling effort from the right over the bar.

The corner falls to Thomason too but he cannot keep his first-time effort from the edge of the box down.

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Mansfield are cruising this after that brilliant first half and almost get a fifth.

Will Swan pulls off the strike inside the area but it's saved well by Sam Walker.

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In making it 4-0, Lincoln City have now scored 15 goals in three games.

As well as that, Joe Taylor has completed a hat-trick today against Bristol Rovers, meaning he personally has scored six goals in those same three matches.

The Imps are now two points off the final play-off spot that is currently held by Oxford Unied.

However, their brilliant run of scoring means that they are by far the best off in terms of goal difference of the play-off chasing sides.

Cambridge still plugging away, but it's looking like a sixth defeat in seven games for Gary Monk's men.

Jordan Cousins is the latest Us player to have a shot blocked after James Brophy's cut-back to Paul Digby fell to him.

Portsmouth's turn to attack. This is like an NBA game. Owen Moxon plays Myles Peart-Harris in behind the defence but the Brentford loanee can only rifle the bouncing ball over the top of Jed Steer's goal.

Malik Mothersille cares not for physics, he's tried his luck with a hooked finish from a nearly impossible angle after a neat pull-back from Jadel Katongo on the right byline, sending his effort narrowly past the far post. Angles.

There are surely going to be more twists and turns in the League Two promotion race.

Wrexham are still behind at home to Tranmere, despite the hosts having had 16 shots, compared to five for their opponents, who lead 1-0.

As it stands, Phil Parkinson's side are only inside the top three on goal difference, with fourth-placed MK Dons leading Crewe 3-1.

AFC Wimbledon are now 2-0 down at home to Newport, with defender Kyle Jameson side-footing the ball home following a free kick.

But Johnnie Jackson's team are still keeping hold of the final play-off spot as Walsall are being held to a 1-1 draw at Colchester.

Forest Green with a good chance to level things up as Ryan Inniss has a free header from a corner but it's straight into the hands of Steve Arnold.

Somehow Reading still lead by two. Cambridge's Elias Kachunga has seen a far-post header clawed off the line by Joel Pereira, his follow-up is blocked and the rebound has been smashed just past the post by half-time subsitute Sullay Kaikai.

MK Dons have started the second half brightly.

Matthew Dennis in the area but he's unable to get the ball out of his feet in time to set himself up to get his third.

Josh Murphy has doubled Oxford's advantage at Port Vale, where it is now 2-0 to the visitors.

That could be a crucial goal for Des Buckingham's side who are on track to move up two places in the table into the play-off spots.

There is a fierce battle for that sixth place though and a comeback by Stevenage at home to Leyton Orient, or by Blackpool at Wigan could change proceedings.