What do Plymouth have in response to Stoke doubling their lead before the break?

Well they made a double change going into the second half but it's Stoke who've looked more likely to add to their lead than for Argyle to mount a comeback.

Tyrese Campbell tries a left-footed effort from a tight angle but his effort is well blocked.

Lincoln have turned things around in Gloucestershire and Freddie Draper's goal has put them 2-1 up against Cheltenham.

The Imps climbing into the top six as things stand.

It's a blow for Blackpool but they're doing all they can, now 3-0 up on Barnsley thanks to Hayden Coulson.

Barnsley could have secured a play-off spot today with a win but not looking likely now.

Norwich were first out of the tunnel at Carrow Road for the second half.

They look intent to grab the win they need to move up to fifth in the table.

And they have an early chance, with a corner Marcelino Nunez finding Gabriel Sara at the near post. The Canaries forward, however, couldn't steer his effort on target.

Swansea hit the post as they pressure Huddersfield straight after the break.

Liam Cullen hits the right-hand post with a left-footed drive from long range having worked onto a ball from Ben Cabango.

The visitors win a succession of corners afterwards, but the Terriers hold on.

Alastair Yeomans
Final Score at Meadow Lane

0-0 at half-time and the good numbers who have travelled from Essex will be quite content.

After a good start their Colchester team had to withstand plenty of pressure from Notts County.

But the news from Sutton will have eased their nerves a little.

Chris Wise
Final Score at the VBS Community Stadium

Sutton have got 45 minutes to salvage their Football League status.

Their goalkeeper, Steve Arnold, had made some great saves early on - but Sutton had grown into the match before that Liam Kelly goal for Crawley just before half-time.

It’s not desperate just yet, but it’s moving that way for the U’s.

Charlie Slater
BBC Final Score at the Abbey Stadium

Got to love the end of the season vibes. Suddenly the one Derby fan with phone signal/transistor radio is automatically promoted to number one supporter.

A sold-out away end celebrated like promotion was theirs when Derby scored and for all of two minutes, it was before word filtered through that Peterborough had also scored.

All eyes (and ears) on the fella with a radio in the away end in the second half.

Rotherham are forced into a change just past the half-hour mark against Birmingham.

Millers midfielder Cafu cannot continue and is replaced by Arvin Appiah.

While we are yet to reach half-time at Rotherham because of the delay following an medical emergency, a majority of other games across the divisions have just kicked off again in the second half.

It's 45 minutes that will make or break the hopes and aspirations for so many...

• Barrow heading for the play-offs for the first time as they lead 2-0 at in-form Doncaster thanks to Emile Acquah and Rory Feely
• Champions Stockport lead Accrington 2-1 with goals from Kyle Wooton and Connor Lemonheigh-Evans
• Goals from Ryan Stirk and Mo Faal put play-off chasing Walsall 2-0 up at home to Bradford but Andy Cook and Jamie Walker have brought the Bantams level
• Crawley consolidating seventh place as things stand with Liam Kelly's goal putting them 1-0 up at Sutton. Sutton relegated unless they can turn things around
• Milton Keynes, who began the day fourth, led 2-1 at Harrogate but George Thompson has brought the Yorkshire side level. Harrogate's play-off hopes over as things stand

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• Nathaniel Mendez-Laing puts Derby 1-0 up at Cambridge
• But they're not on course for promotion just yet as Joel Randell's goal sees Peterborough, who started the day fourth, 1-0 ahead at Bristol Rovers
• Bolton, three points behind Derby at the start of the day, being held 0-0 at home to Port Vale
• Vale down as things stand with Burton 3-1 up at home to Reading thanks to Mason Bennett, Mustapha Carayol and Bobby Kamwa
• Fleetwood also on course to be relegated, 0-0 at Leyton Orient
• Cheltenham, two points from safety at the start of play, took an early lead over Lincoln through Liam Sercombe but the play-off chasing Imps levelled with a goal from Joe Taylor
• Blackpool are also in the hunt for the top six and are 2-0 up on Barnsley with Sonny Carey and James Husband. The Tangerines just a point behind Oxford in sixth as things stand
• Ten-man Exeter win 2-1 at Northampton in the 2pm kick-off

Mitchell: Re Matt in Oxford (15:39). With all due respect, Southampton still have to play Leicester and Leeds away. I'd be surprised if they pick up more than a point. If it was any other season, they'd be promoted by now, but there's 3 teams above them that would have something to say about that.

Anyone else reaching for the popcorn?

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

Every time Blues go forward they look a threat. It's the vulnerability of Rotherham - that back four shed a lot of goals.

There's chances here for Blues, you can see it. Rotherham are not comfortable when Birmingham get into the final third so it's all about that bit of quality, that bit of ruthlessness.

About as perfect an end to the first half as Stoke could have expected against a Plymouth side who had been carrying some decent form on their trip up to the Potteries.

Ki-Jana Hoever and Million Manhoef's goals late in the first half puts them in the driving seat.

The first half draws to a close.

Relegation-threatened Huddersfield have seen most of the action against Swansea but as yet neither side has found a breakthrough.

A big second half awaits.

Watford goalkeeper Daniel Bachmann has ensured this one remains goalless at the break.

He saved well from an Ozan Tufan penalty, then went on to deny the Tigers midfielder against when he tried a cheeky back-heel finish.

Those saves could prove huge for a Tigers side that need to win to keep their play-off hopes burning bright.

Mike Pejic
Former Stoke defender on BBC Radio Stoke

It was an excellent piece of work from Million Manhoef. He was calm, he was collected. He took the game on that counter-attack. Chose his part of the goal and took it well.

A lot of teams when they are winning at half-time, more than not percentage-wise they win the game. That's a fact.

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Joe Aribo's goal has Southampton in front, but the Saints really could be cruising right now after a mountain of missed opportunities.