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Another whopping game in League One with precious points on offer for very different reasons.

Wigan sit outside the relegation zone on goal difference alone but a 3-0 home defeat to Plymouth on Tuesday was a fifth in eight games on home turf for Gary Caldwell's side.

The Bantams ended a five-game losing streak on their travels with a 2-0 win at basement-boys Port Vale on Wednesday.

Their imperious home form means fourth-placed Bradford have actually won six of their past nine games, however, and they are nine points adrift of the automatic promotion places while they have a 10-point buffer in the race for the play-offs following their dramatic promotion from League Two last season.

Toni McHamilton
Former Lincoln City Women Captain on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

It just goes to show what this team as a collective can do.

They didn't really get out of third gear.

Stockport were probably the better team and had better chances, but Lincoln have turned them over.

They rode the storm which they've been so good at this season, last season Lincoln would have lost that game.

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They may have ridden their luck, and then some, but Lincoln are seven points clear at the summit while they now have a 15-point advantage in the race for automatic promotion with just nine games remaining.

Bolton salvaged a point at Rotherham but leave the door ajar for Bradford to take over in third while Stockport could tumble out of the play-off spots in the next couple of hours after their slightly harsh defeat at the Imps.

Mark Stallard
Former Notts County striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

Notts gave everything with 10 men for 70 minutes.

Chesterfield did what they needed to do and kept Notts at arms length, and Notts just couldn't find that bit of luck to get them back in it.

It's frustrating, but when we went to 10 men you could see that coming, what we don't want is for it to impact us moving forwards.

They'll already be switched on for Tuesday night against Accrington to go and get those three points.

Chesterfield fully deserved three points and they got the job done.

What a game.

Bolton do it again, securing a result from two goals down. They may think they should have gone on to win it. They dominated the majority of the game, but were caught cold by Sam Nombe's late first half double.

Chris Forino and Sam Dalby saved the day, but they've lost ground at the top despite extending their unbeaten run to 12 games.

Rotherham gave as good as they got and will take confidence from this performance.

Ted Cann WOW!

He rescues Rotherham from Kyle Dempsey's shot before Emmanuel Adegboyega clears off the line.

Nobody can say Rotherham haven't earned this!

Lively game - and it's Chesterfield who come away with the points.

That lifts them into the play-off places as it stands - while Notts County are also there, having missed the chance to go third.

One final blow for the home side right at the end was a yellow card for Matthew Dennis - which takes him over the threshold and earns the striker a suspension.

Johnny Kenny whips a cross in but nobody can finish in the middle before Thierry Gale fires over.

Is that Bolton's last chance?

It's all about keeping for possession for Chesterfield, although they might have had a fourth goal through Dilan Markanday.

Time running out for Notts County to prevent back to back home defeats.

They had to be patient - but Daniel Udoh's strike five minutes from time earns Salford a third straight win and maintains their promotion challenge.

Harrogate remain propping up the rest in League Two.

A couple of Rotherham changes.

Gabriele Biancheri and Emmanuel Adegboyega are on for Lenny Agbaire and Harry Gray.

You simply cannot write this Lincoln side off.

They could so easily have lost this game, which would have ramped the pressure up, but instead they found a way to win when well below their best.

That is six straight wins and a club record 20 games unbeaten.

It's also a third straight EFL defeat for County for the first time in 15 years.

Jack Moylan poked home an early opener after some slack Hatters defending but the visitors bossed the majority of the rest of the game, though it was not until 68 minutes that former Imp Jack Diamond came off the bench to head home the leveller.

It looked like Stockport would be the ones to go on and win it, but out of nothing Tendayi Darikwa's deflected effort beat Corey Addai to snatch the lead in the final few minutes and there was still time for Alfie Lloyd to add a third on the break.

The 65-year wait for a return to the second tier for Lincoln is surely into its final few weeks.

Toni McHamilton
Former Lincoln City Women Captain on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

It's the work rate, we saw moments before Alfie Lloyd didn't give up on the ball.

He's deserved that and he's earned it, he will be delighted to get his first goal and it's goals that win games.

Sammy Braybrooke almost seals this for Chesterfield, wriggling his way into a shooting position but firing low and just wide of the post.

But Notts County's 10 men are still pushing forward whenever they get the chance and Maz Kouhyar wins a corner that the visitors have to work hard to scramble clear.

And there's still plenty of time for this to change again...

Kyle Dempsey found space on the edge of the area but rushed his shot and it blazed over the bar.

He needed more composure there, for sure.

Stockport are trying to get something going but the Imps defence is dropping deep and dealing with everything thrown their way.

Into the final couple of minutes.

Now Rotherham are holding on. Ted Cann has been superb today, and he is just about keeping the scores level as Bolton step up.

They smell blood.

Into FIVE added minutes at the end of the game.

Can Stockport pinch a point they would say is the least they deserve?