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Just as in the first half, Derby keeper Joe Wildsmith has come to the rescue for the Rams, producing a good reaction save to deny Jon Dadi Bodvarsson's effort on the turn.

Walsall were in the play-off spots during the half-time break, but they are back out of them now.

Colchester's Cameron McGeehan has made it 1-1 against the Saddlers in Essex.

That means Wimbledon are back into the play-off positions, despite losing 1-0 at home to Newport, while Colchester are now out of the bottom two on goal difference.

Elsewhere, Paul Glatzel has one back for Swindon and it is now 2-1 to Doncaster at the County Ground.

All good? Orange segments finished? Cup of tea empty? Well the players are ready to go... so off we go again...

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Boundary Park

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Well, that was a fun game of football and not in the script at all if you’re a Chesterfield fan.

If you’ve been an away fan when James Norwood is on one then you’ll know exactly what I’m talking about when I say he was at the centre of nearly everything for the Latics in a game that’ll raise hopes of an EFL return of their own.

The ex-Barnsley and Ipswich man put Oldham ahead from the spot after ex-Spireite Andrew Dallas was brought down and he should have got a couple more before Dan Gardner was played through to make it 2-0.

But Paul Cook’s men responded four minutes later when Bailey Hobson, on his first start, found himself free to half the deficit inside the area. That got the 1,700 fans on their feet and singing, “champions elect, ole, ole, ole!” but the champers will stay on ice for now.

That’s despite Joe Quigley’s cool second-half spot-kick conversion levelling proceedings and sub Armando Dobra hitting the bar minutes earlier.

A trip to The Shay and FC Halifax Town on Wednesday is their next chance but come on, with 92 points and Barnet needing to win all their games to overtake them, there’s a reason the away stand wasn’t too worried today.

One team that looks destined to be promoted to League Two next season are runaway National League leaders Chesterfield.

They could have sealed promotion as early as today - which tells you how far ahead they are - but Oldham have promotion hopes of their own and held the leaders to a 2-2 draw earlier.

BBC Sport's Sanny Rudravajhala was at the game...

• League leaders Mansfield have been unstoppable, scoring four without reply at Bradford
• Tranmere have stunned Wrexham to take a 1-0 lead into the break in north Wales
• Four goals in a lively first half see MK Dons enjoying a 3-1 lead over fellow promotion-chasers Crewe

• Sutton have a crucial 1-0 advantage over Forest Green in a big game at the bottom of League Two
• Walsall are into the play-off spots by one point courtesy of a 1-0 lead at struggling Colchester
• Wimbledon are currently dropping out of those play-off positions as they are a goal down at home to Newport

• No goals so far at London Road, where league leaders Portsmouth are being held by promotion-chasing Peterborough
• Derby and Bolton are also goalless in the battle between second and third in the table
• Lincoln have raced into a 3-0 lead at home to Bristol Rovers
• Oxford are moving into the play-off places as things stand as they lead Port Vale 1-0
• Stevenage are currently dropping out of the top six as they are losing 1-0 at home to Leyton Orient
• Second-bottom Cheltenham are looking to cut the gap to safety to four points as they are holding Barnsley to a 0-0 draw, at the same time as relegation rivals Cambridge are losing 2-0 at Reading

What a half of football at Stadium MK!

They leapfrog Crewe into fourth as things stand.

Matthew Dennis with a brace and Stephen Wearne with the goals for the home side.

Elliott Nevitt scored the goal for Crewe to set it up nicely for what could be a lively second half.

Somehow this one remains goalless at the break.

Pompey came close to breaking the deadlock with Conor Shaughnessy and Colby Bishop having efforts blocked in a scramble from a corner just before the break while Ephron Mason-Clark thumped the crossbar for the hosts earlier on.

All to play for after the turnaround.

What a half for League Two leaders Mansfield.

Four goals in the first 45 minutes puts them well in the driving seat at Valley Parade.

Goals from Baily Cargill, Lucas Akins, Davis Keillor-Dunn and Will Swan has piled on the misery for Bradford.

Sam Smith's close range finish on 11 minutes, his fifth goal in as many games, 11th of the season and against his former club, was followed by Femi Azeez's blistering solo goal on the stroke of half-time.

The Us had been pushing for a leveller late in the half so the half-time cuppas will certainly be supped more comfortably by the home faithful now.

Josh Coley with the only goal in this game at the foot of League Two.

Bottom of the table Sutton in charge going into the break.

Jon Dadi Bodvarsson's close range header, saved by Joe WIldsmith from close range, was as close as either side have come in the opening 45 minutes.

Exeter have only won one out of their last eight league games against Burton, but Reece Cole has blasted the ball home to put them 1-0 ahead.

Shrewsbury Town are hoping to pull themselves out of any realistic relegation danger today.

Dan Udoh has given them the 1-0 advantage that Paul Hurst's side were looking for with a calm finish while under pressure.

Shrewsbury are nine points clear of the drop zone at the moment.

Peterborough's Joel Randall has seen a shot on the turn deflected past the upright after a good run down the right wing by Kwame Poku.

Incredibly open game, this. A good advert for League One.

Elias Kachunga pressing for an equaliser for the visitors late in the first half, cutting inside and attempting a curler, only for his shot to be charged down by a defender.

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Walsall are reducing the gap to the play-off spots to just one point as it stands.

Taylor Allen has swept the ball into the net to make it 1-0 at second-bottom Colchester.

The Saddlers are closing in on Wimbledon, who are a goal down at Newport, where Bryn Morris has the only goal of the game so far.

Elsewhere, Hakeeb Adelakun has found the bottom corner to put Doncaster Rovers 2-0 up at Swindon.

Ephron Mason-Clark has been denied by Pompey keeper Will Norris after another sprightly Posh counterattack. He could have had a couple already but this time his low shot is held.