Almost two for Chesterfield!

Tom Naylor gets up to meet a near-post corner and his header clangs against the post.

So close for the Spireites skipper.

Both sides are lacking precision at key moments, possession isn't being kept well enough and there is no quality at either end.

Bolton are certainly on top, though.

This certainly hasn't been dull!

Notts County, down to 10 men, have actually applied a decent spell of pressure but then a lengthy back-pass by Nick Tsaroulla towards James Belshaw, who's well out of his area, almost catches the keeper out.

Belshaw has to sprint back to prevent a horrendous own goal - which would have been another self-inflicted blow for the home side.

Good spell from Stockport, this, and another cross from the right is cleared only to Ollie Norwood who unleashed a thunderbolt on the half-volley from 20 yards out but it's always rising over George Wickens' bar.

18-goal Kyle Wootton has his first glimpse of the Lincoln goal.

He was appealing for a handball as he nodded a high cross into a defender but reacts to find space as play continues and fires Adama Sidibeh's cut-back over George Wickens' bar from the edge of the box.

Replays suggest Charles Breakspear was correct to allow play to continue, for what it's worth.

Corey Blackett-Taylor is down after injuring himself shooting. It was a decent effort but Ted Cann saved.

Huge blow for Bolton as he comes off to be replaced by Thierry Gale.

Chance for Ollie Norwood to swing a deep free-kick into the Lincoln box but the Imps are able to deal with it and, after a spot of head tennis, clear their lines.

Mark Stallard
Former Notts County striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

I don't think I've ever seen that in football.

I'm not sure what law that breaks as Ollie Norburn throws Armando Dobra's boot off the pitch and it's two yellows.

Notts are trailing and now they're down to ten.

Stockport defender Brad Hills gets his head on another Tom Hamer long-throw from the left and the ball loops back to keeper Corey Addai to gather.

Stockport are trying to pop it around on this lovely pitch but it's Lincoln's direct approach which looks far more threatening at present.

And it gets worse for Notts County...

Ollie Norburn is sent off after picking up his second yellow card.

It's a bizarre one as, after a tussle with Armando Dobra, Norburn picks up his opponent's stray boot and hurls it away towards the touchline!

We're going to hear more about that and I imagine that clip will be all over social media before long!

Mark Stallard
Former Notts County striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

There was potentially a foul on Jodi Jones on the halfway line, it wasn't given, and Armando Dobra fires low from about 15 yards out.

A little give and go and Dobra is in amongst bodies, low into the bottom corner, not a lot that James Belshaw can do about it.

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Chances for Salford now as Jorge Grant's drive draws a low save from Harrogate keeper Henry Gray, while Luke Garbutt sets up Cole Stockton but he pokes it wide.

Ethan Erhahon gets a booking for a cynical foul on Brandon Cover in the middle of the park.

Now Rotherham have a corner... dealt with by Jack Bonham.

Imps defender Ryley Towler has his name taken by ref Charles Breakspear for a poorly-timed lunge on Adama Sidibeh on halfway as he threatened to break away.

Long time on a booking, that, with the pace and trickery of the Hatters attack.

The chance of a quickfire second as a bouncing ball drops to Rob Street in the middle of the Hatters box but his hooked effort loops up but drops into the hands of Corey Addai under his crossbar.

The Imps have got a head of steam up.

Michael Hortin
Assistant Editor, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A new contract yesterday and a goal to his name today for Jack Moylan.

There's a long way to go in this game but if Lincoln take the lead they become an even harder team to deal with.

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Another chance involving Corey Blackett-Taylor. He cuts inside and shoots but doesn't catch it sweetly and Ted Cann easily collects.

Bolton are beginning to dominate possession and the game is settling into a pattern.

Mark Stallard
Former Notts County striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

It's been a keenly contested opening few minutes in this game.

There's been a few off the ball incidents and things for the referee to have a look at.