Right, stock check.

Looking good for Stevenage, Grimsby and MK Dons.

Not so for Doncaster Rovers, Swindon and Tranmere. Stockport have got some work to do, too.

All to play for as the action around the grounds starts again for round two.

Jonathan Smith
Former Swindon midfielder on BBC Radio Wiltshire

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I think there’s seven or eight there who are nowhere near it.

The rest of them look absolutely shattered, there’s going to be massive questions in that dressing room.

They need to get some pride back from someone.

Lee Turnbull
Former Doncaster midfielder on BBC Radio Sheffield

The perspective from here is that it's a Doncaster side who will be playing in League One next season.

There will probably be a bit of experimentation as they're safe.

Stevenage are very organised and fully deserved of the play-offs.

Phillips' finish was Premier League quality, it was so good.

MK Dons in full control at home as they go to the top of the table at half-time.

Nathaniel Mendez-Laing struck in an opener before Alex Gilbey curled home a second just three minutes later.

Tranmere haven't mounted up anything on target yet and still remain vulnerable to relegation. They are going to need a stellar second half and there's plenty of Bromley fans who have their fingers crossed for them too.

All square at the break at Edgeley Park.

Harley Mills's goal after 13 minutes put Peterborough ahead but that was cancelled out by Louie Barry 15 minutes later.

Stockport have been the team in the ascendency and should probably be leading, creating plenty of opportunities to find a second.

All to play for in the second half.

Not a classic, and very little goal-mouth action to speak of.

But Stevenage lead through Matt Phillips and that will do them nicely. They're heading for fourth as it stands.

A few boos from the home fans.

Three excellent goals gives Grimsby a 3-0 lead at the break and a secured in the play-offs as it stands.

Grimsby skipper Will Wright's careless challenge in the box allowed Jaze Kabia to strike from the spot to give the Mariners the lead.

Jaze Kabia scored a double as he nodded in Reece Staunton's cross for the third but it's Maldini Kacurri's arcing header that will make the end-of-season highlights reel as a dazzling way to earn the second.

Swindon fans had some not-so-nice things to say to Robins boss Ian Holloway during that half - adding to the delight of those occupying the home stands.

Jay McGrath goes into the book for a late challenge on Charlie Goode.

Harley Mills picks up the first yellow of the afternoon in this one for a late challenge on Adama Sidibeh.

There's been six whole minutes added to this.

Tranmere are yet to get a shot on target. Can they find one to try and claw a goal back before the break?

Three additional minutes to go to match three glorious goals for Grimsby in this first half.

We're into three minutes added here.

Gary Croft
Former Grimsby defender on BBC Radio Humberside

Superb goal again, such a great delivery.

The marking from Swindon is so poor, they must be wondering what's going on.

What a first half performance it has been.

The home crowd are getting a little restless. They are trying to rally their side.

Two minutes plus stoppage until the break.

Louie Barry makes his way towards goal from the left, he works the ball onto his right to get a shot away but it's comfortable for Alex Bass.

He just didn't get enough behind that one.

Not nice for Tranmere to see.

Omari Patrick goes down and can't play on.

Joe Ironside jogs on to replace him.

Josh Stokes turns well and tries his luck looking for the top corner but Alex Bass does well to pull off the save.

Good effort and smart save there.

Swindon again are on the attack but for all Aaron Drinan's efforts, once he's beaten one man, there's another to contend with.

Grimsby have only had two shots on target so far but they've both gone in.

Swindon, just the one and nothing to show for it.