Million Manhoef goes into the book for Stoke, their fourth booking, for a hefty challenge on Lloyd Jones.

Phil Smith
Former Swindon Town goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wiltshire Sport

You put it in those dangerous areas and you never know what will happen.

It's a wicked ball in, it has pace on it, and the defender has slammed it into the net.

It's a fantastic introduction from Holman.

Million Manhoef is coming to life on the Stoke right and he glides inside and rifles in a left-footed shot which is charged down in the Addicks box.

The end-to-end pattern of play continues.

Stoke's Stephen Nzonzi, a World Cup winner you know, has been booked after a rather agricultural aerial challenge in midfield.

Angela Smith
BBC Radio Stoke

I don't think I can take much more of this end-to-end stuff.

We just need to put together a couple more attacks.

Some nice approach play down the Stoke right from Million Manhoef presents Tatsuki Seko with a glimpse of goal, 20 yards out, but he can only whip a curling effort straight down the throat of Thomas Kaminski.

Eric Bocat, Bae Junho and Milan Smit are all being sent on by Mark Robins to try and find a winner.

Sorba Thomas, Aaron Creswell and Tomas Rigo head off.

Thomas has been Stoke's brightest hope for most of the night and you just feel his crosses might have been appreciated by loan man Smit up top.

Ref Anthony Backhouse gets in a pickle as he gets in the way of Tomas Rigo as he tries to pinch a loose ball, practically bear-hugging the Potters man, and has to stop play.

When it resumes Sorba Thomas slashes a wild strike from 20 yards high and wide of target.

Still work to do for Grimsby in this one, but the Mariners' foot has been taken off the gas a little bit since taking the lead.

Accrington Stanley have just not really got going in the attacking third as of yet, but still time to go.

Into the final 20 minutes, and yes, it's still 0-0, and yes, they both drew 0-0 in their last game too.

However I remain hopeful. There has been a lot of late drama at The Valley this season already, and there might be some more to come.

Tyreece Campbell bursts in from the left flank and drives towards the box before unleashing a powerful low curler which is destined for the bottom corner until Tommy Simkin, who has not had a lot to do, in fairness, gets down brilliantly to turn it away with a strong left hand.

There was a double change for Swindon at half-time, which tells you everything you need to know about the way Ian Holloway saw the first half.

Ollie Palmer came on for Joseph Snowdon and Fletcher Holman replaced James Scanlon.

Despite the changes there has not been a huge uplift in fortunes for either side in the early stages.

After giving him the big build up Sorba Thomas then swings a corner from the Potters left clear over everyone and out for a goal-kick.

It's the away fans in full voice at the moment though... unless there's a Tom Jones concert going on next door, that is.

Another glorious cross from the left from Sorba Thomas flashes across the face of goal, nearly identical to the last cross.

Wonderful service but nobody able to capitalise once again.

Thomas has a face like thunder, and you can understand why.

Charlton appeal for a penalty this time as Lyndon Dykes stoops to get his head on a low cross and Ben Wilmot's boot catches him as he tries to clear, but the big Scot was almost on his knees and ref Anthony Backhouse waves play-on.

A lovely curling cross from the right from Sonny Carey evades everyone and has to be touched behind by Potters sub Maksym Talovierov.

Lloyd Jones is again picked out beyond the far post but his looping header back into the middle is cleared.

Matty Godden's first Charlton start, and sixth appearance of the season lasts an hour, he's applauded off to be replaced by Tyrese Campbell for the final half-hour.