Bradford skipper Max Power lashes a shot over the bar.

They have not lost successive games at home since March 2024 and not failed to score in back-to-back home games since May 2021.

They need to find their shooting boots if they want to avoid those landmarks.

Sullay Kaikai has a shot from nine yards out for Cambridge that hits Harvey Rodgers flush in the face.

The big man is down on his back but it looks as though he is going to be OK. He's up and about but that will sting.

The lively Malik Mothersille plays a low ball across the box and Mansfield keeper Liam Roberts does well to parry it. Tayo Edun has a pop at goal with the follow-up, which is blocked.

Mansfield's Ryan Sweeney joins team-mate Kyle Knoyle in the ref's notebook for a foul on Louie Barry.

Matt Dean
BBC Radio Humberside commentator

Cambridge are threatening to crank it up now, and Town need to be careful here.

Lincoln's Rob Street wants revenge for seeing an earlier penalty saved.

But once again Thimothee Lo-Tutala comes up with a save.

The Imps want to put this one to bed sooner rather than later.

Ryley Towler heads past Thimothee Lo-Tutala but referee Seb Stockbridge has spotted some pushing at the Lincoln set-piece and the home side have a free-kick.

Had that stood the night was probably done and dusted.

George Broadbent is on for Doncaster after the break.

Robbie Gotts is the man to make way.

Barnsley have made three changes at the break.

Jack Shepherd, Mael de Gevigney and Scott Banks make way for Georgie Gent, Corey O'Keeffe and Adam Phillips.

Back out and back at it for the second 45.

No changes at the break for either side. Can one of these grab the win in the next 45 and change?

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Cambridge need a win tonight to guarantee a play-off spot, albeit they are all but mathematically there.

A win would give them a nice cushion in the automatic places to take into the final two games.

Grimsby need a goal at The Abbey Stadium to move into the top seven.

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Lincoln City are champions as things stand at the break but the race for the play-offs is hotting up.

Bradford have dropped to fifth in the live table, with the sides behind them queuing up to take advantage.

Mark Bower
Former Bradford City defender on BBC Radio Leeds

Bradford need to get the ball in the box. Every time City put it in with a little bit of quality Plymouth don't look the most convincing - they have struggled to get the ball clear.

If we keep getting half chances and let the ball bobble around you feel as if one of them will fall right for Bradford.

However, Plymouth look very dangerous on the counter-attack, they have got some pace and quality. City have also got to be aware of the threat Argyle have got from the long throws and set-pieces.

Ben House's finish from a fine Lincoln move has the Imps as League One champions as things stand.

They had already seen Rob Street have a penalty saved.

Lincoln only needed a point tonight to lift the silverware, it will take something special from Doncaster to prevent that happening.

About fair this as the two sides walk off at the Cledara Abbey Stadium level.

Plenty of chances for both sides but it was Grimsby who took the lead through Kieran Green's header on 23 minutes.

The U's hit back on 41 minutes, Ben Knight turning the ball in from close range after a great bit of pace from Adam Mayor on the left flank.

No goals yet at Edgeley Park with Stockport up to fourth, as things stand.

A Kasey Palmer double has Luton comfortably in front.

Rotherham have threatened but conceding early left them on the back foot.

The Hatters remain firmly in play-off contention but need a favour from elsewhere.

Fast and furious stuff in West Yorkshire.

Brendan Wiredu's volley separates the side after Bradford had a George Lapslie effort chalked off for offside.

Alex Mitchell has also headed off the line for the visitors.

This would be a big win for Plymouth and just increase the nerves of Bradford fans.