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Because of EFL broadcasting rights we are unable to bring you audio commentary of tonight's games online.

However, BBC Radio Stoke, BBC Radio Sheffield and BBC Radio Shropshire will be providing commentary if you live in those areas and we are bringing you a flavour of their coverage as part of our live text service.

Rotherham have failed to score in each of their past five away league games - losing the lot as well.

Can they get back into this?

There is plenty of time.

Phil Sproson
Former Port Vale captain on BBC Radio Stoke

Rotherham were at absolutely sixes and sevens at the back there.

They should have made the first clearance and then the two centre backs were awful.

Horrendous defending.

The pitch at Vale Park is a bit patchy in places which gives it that end-of-season sort of look.

It is also quiet inside the stadium - both sets of fans resigned to their fate?

Off we go at a still quite warm Vale Park.

Bromley and Shrewsbury will join the party in 15 minutes.

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Bromley have named the same side which snatched a late draw at Barnet on Friday.

In search of the win which will guarantee survival, Shreswbury head coach Gavin Cowan is forced into one change with Will Boyle missing out and Tom Anderson replacing him.

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It has not been a great 18 months for Shrewsbury Town and their supporters.

Relegation and finishing bottom of League One has been followed by another season of struggle - in that period they have won only 20 of their 87 league games.

Former defender Gavin Cowan became the fourth permanent Shrews boss in 14 months when appointed in January and has taken 22 points from his 14 games in charge, as many as they had managed in their previous 27.

Victory at leaders Bromley tonight will secure their EFL status because of remaining fixtures involving three sides below them - Newport, Barrow and Harrogate.

"There's no expectation on us, it's all on them so it's up to us to go into the lion's den and show what we're made of," said Cowan going into tonight's game.

Expectation or not, he would surely like their future sorted sooner rather than later.

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Like ducks to water, Bromley have been swimming along very nicely in the EFL lakes.

An 11th-place finish in their debut season last year has been followed by something a lot better.

Built on a so-far unbeaten home record, Andy Woodman's side are leading the race to League One although there has been a wobble over the past week with a defeat by struggling Barrow and then requiring a 101st-minute equaliser at Barnet on Good Friday.

"Shrewsbury are a decent team and we've got to make sure we're at it and get three points, then we have got one pinky-toe in promotion - we're not there yet but we'd have one little toe there," said Woodman.

Recent history shows Bromley tend to take giant leaps rather than small steps but with games to come against second-placed MK Dons and Cambridge United, who are fourth, over the next nine days, tonight takes on even more significance.

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Victory for Bromley tonight would leave them needing a maximum of six points from their remaining four games to guarantee promotion.

A win for Shrewsbury would guarantee them safety with Newport still having to play both Barrow and Harrogate.

We are now well and truly at the stage of the season where the slighest mistake is magnified.

But, Port Vale and Rotherham fans have you already given up on survival?

Are Bromley supporters dreaming of a trip to Hillsborough and is their relief at Shrewsbury?

Use the yellow button on this page to send us your views and we will publish some of those thoughts as the night progresses.

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Port Vale boss Jon Brady swaps out three players from Saturday's FA Cup exit at the hands of Chelsea.

Funso Ojo is out while Connor Hall and Ben Waine are among the susbstitutes.

Ethon Archer, Ryah Croasdale and George Hall get the nod to start.

Rotherham boss Lee Clark makes three changes to the side which held Stevenage to a goalless draw on Friday.

Lenny Agbaire and Daniel Gore are missing while Jack Holmes is on the bench.

Into the side come Ar'Jany Martha, Jamal Baptiste and Josh Benson.

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You have to go back to 2013 for the last time Rotherham United were in League Two.

In the subsequent 13 years they have spent six seasons in the Championship and became known as a 'yo-yo club' - too good for League One but never quite good enough for the second tier.

Lee Clark replaced the Millers-supporting Matt Hamshaw as interim boss last month but one point from a possible six is not going to cut it in the survival stakes.

With the fewest away points (11) of anyone in the division and having lost their past five away games without scoring, bridging the 11 points to safety with seven games remaining is a long shot if not an impossible one.

"It was always going to be we have to win a lot of games, that's still the same and we still have the same focus that it can be achieved," said Clark after Good Friday's draw with Stevenage.

I guess you can't knock an optimist.

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A day out at Stamford Bridge may have been fun for Port Vale and their supporters, until the game kicked off.

Hammered 7-0 in their FA Cup quarter-final at Chelsea on Saturday, Vale return to League One action, not that it has been any easier in the bread and butter.

Just seven wins all season has left them 17 points short of safety with eight games remaining - an immediate return to League Two has been on the cards for a number of weeks despite replacing promotion-winning boss Darren Moore with Jon Brady at the start of the year.

"It's a fantastic achievement what we did, the best FA Cup run [by Port Vale] since 1954. We beat a Premier League team and a Championship team in one week. We know our fate has probably been sealed to League Two and we have to come back fighting next year," said Brady at the weekend.

His thoughts are already on trying to mount a promotion challenge next season.

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Defeat for either Port Vale or Rotherham tonight would send them even closer to playing League Two football next season.

Even a win would only leave them with an outside chance of avoiding the drop.

We have two games to keep you across tonight.

League One

• Port Vale v Rotherham United (19:45 GMT)

League Two

• Bromley v Shrewsbury Town (20:00 GMT)

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Just when you thought it was safe to take a breather after a hectic Easter weekend, the EFL offers up two more treats.

The battle to avoid the drop from League One and the race for League Two promotion take centre stage tonight.

So come on in and we will get started...