Before today, David McGoldrick hadn't scored a league goal since August.

He has ended his drought by grabbing two for Barnsley today.

The 38-year-old former Sheffield United, Nottingham Forest and Ipswich Town striker bags his second in stoppage time to put them on the cusp of a 2-1 win against Blackpool.

Keith Hill
Former Bolton and Barnsley boss on BBC Radio Manchester

Stokes has been brilliant today, he reads the game really well.

We're into four minutes of stoppage-time at the Crowd Meadow.

Owura Edwards has broken the deadlock for Danny Cowley’s Colchester at Bristol Rovers with what could be a late winner.

And Gillingham have pegged back Newport for a second time as Armani Little nets a stoppage-time penalty.

A wake-up call for Shrewsbury as 10-man Harrogate go close to an unlikely equaliser.

They've provided very little attacking threat this afternoon, but sub Tom Cursons meets Jack Muldoon's ball into the box and steers an effort that clips the crossbar.

The nerves will be jangling.

There hasn't been much in the way of updates from The Cherry Red Records Stadium, as it remains goalless between AFC Wimbledon and Doncaster.

If the hosts are to hold on for a point, they will have to do so with just 10 men after Joe Lewis was sent off in the 90th minute after being shown a second yellow card.

He didn't mean it, but Shaun McWilliams has almost conjured a third equaliser for Rotherham as his low cross from the left skids just past the near post into the side-netting.

This game hasn't had the same goalmouth action in the second half, but it hasn't lacked quality or intent.

There is a little over five minutes of the 90 remaining. A winner from either side at this stage would feel seismic.

Shrewsbury will be eager to put this game to bed with a second that they would fully deserve.

Michael Appleton sends on George Lloyd for Trey Ogunsuyi.

The Millers are not going quietly, sub Kian Spence has a blast from distance, drawing a flying save from Ben Hinchliffe at the expense of a corner.

James Gibbons has fired Cambridge back in front at 2-1, moments after Ethan Ennis' spot-kick had pulled Fleetwood level.

And Notts County have doubled their lead against 10-man Crawley through Alassana Jatta’s 10th goal of the season.

Bottom side Newport County have retaken the lead at Gillingham through Cameron Antwi.

Side note that a fan has taken over as fourth official in that game due to an injury to one of the assistants.

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Nearly a leveller for the Robins as Aaron Drinan barges his way onto a ball over the top, only for his goalbound effort to flick wide off the heel of last man Brandon Cooper.

Burton started the day in the relegation places, but they are on their way out of the drop zone right now.

JJ McKiernan makes it 3-1 for the Brewers against a Huddersfield Town side that are right in the thick of the play-off race.

This could be a huge result that shapes how things look at both ends of the table.

Toni McHamilton
Former Lincoln City Women Captain on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Lincoln are struggling with the Hatters' set-pieces.

Luton clearly work on them with detail and got their goal only to see it disallowed.

Keith Hill
Former Bolton and Barnsley boss on BBC Radio Manchester

A little bit of space in the centre of the pitch for Norwood.

He plays a fantastic pass, what a ball in, then it's a great run.

Absolutely superb.

Harrogate boss Simon Weaver is forced into a second change as Tom Cursons comes on for the injured Emile Acquah who needed treatment moments earlier.

For a moment, Luton thought they had taken the lead for the first time today.

Mads Andersen had the ball in the back of the net for the hosts, but the goal is ruled out for a foul.

Late drama, it was always guaranteed!

Reece Smith becomes the third Harrogate player in the book after a challenge on Shrews frontman John Marquis.

The hosts then make their first change as Tommy McDermott comes on up front for Iwan Morgan.