The Lincoln fans are in fine voice. Signs saying "we're going up" are being held aloft. Closing in.

Keith Hill
Former Bolton and Barnsley boss on BBC Radio Manchester

There could still be a late winner in this game! There are players that can make the difference on the pitch.

There is lots of quality still out there.

Lincoln are five minutes away from the Championship. A 65-year wait and now it all comes down to these closing stages.

How about this then? The talented Louie Barry, who has been out since October, is on for Stockport.

He bagged 15 goals in 23 games last season for County. He's on for Jack Diamond.

Newport make their fourth change of the game in search of a leveller.

Bobby Kamwa comes off for Michael Spellman.

Notts County also make a change with Jayden Luker on for Lee Ndlovu.

Alfie Lloyd gets a shot away for Lincoln from the edge of the box but it's tame and straight at Reading keeper Joel Pereira.

Bolton are looking to preserve that impressive home record.

They have lost just once in 19 games at home this season (W12 D6).

Could there be a late winner in this one now? It would be massive if either side can find one.

Jack Dearden
BBC Radio Manchester commentator

It is a great finish if you are a striker, but not if you are Ben Osborn.

He had an outstanding 80 minutes, and that doesn't represent what he has done in this game.

Bolton have found life, but Stockport can be a dangerous on the counter-attack.

Callum Paterson with a great chance for MK Dons, but the forward drags his shot across the face of goal from a tight angle.

And moments later Nathaniel Mendez-Laing comes forward and plays a ball into the box for Connor Lemonheigh-Evans but he sees his first-time shot go over the bar.

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A first goal of the afternoon at Tranmere, coming from Colchester attacker Jack Payne, to give his side a 1-0 lead and heap the pressure on the home side in their relegation fight.

Elsewhere, a huge goal at the foot of the table as Harrogate, despite leading 2-1, are now 3-2 down to Bristol Rovers, with Ellis Harrison netting his second of the match from the spot.

Two quickfire goals has put Barnet back in control against Fleetwood to lead 4-2 at Highbury stadium with both goals coming from Kabongo Tshimanga.

Swindon have found a massive equaliser to keep their automatic hopes alive against Walsall, after a Fletcher Holman strike from outside the box.

MK Dons make their second change of the game as Nathaniel Mendez-Laing comes on for Liam Kelly.

A half-chance for Mason Burstow to level for Bolton.

He meets a looping ball over the top and tries to steer it towards goal with his head as it drops over his shoulder.

But he can't get the connection right and it goes wide.

Aaron Wilbraham
Former Stockport striker on BBC Radio Manchester

It is game management here for Stockport now.

They know they have got the game in the bag, and it is just about seeing it out and not making any silly errors.

One ball after another sent into the Lincoln box by Reading but the Imps just keep on dealing with them.

You can see why they've conceded the fewest goals in League One this season.

Just 34 in the league this campaign.

Newport go close to an equaliser as Harrison Biggins' shot from outside of the area deflects just over the bar.

And now Cardiff go close twice in the space of 30 seconds.

Ryan Wintle fires low and hard from the edge of the box and it's bound for the bottom corner but Peterborough keeper Alex Bass is across to make the save.

Wintle has another pop from 20 yards moments later and it flies narrowly over the bar.

What a chance for Peterborough to take the lead!

Kyrell Lisbie is sent clean through and he opts to try and lob the keeper and gets it all wrong, teeing it straight into the arms of Cardiff keeper Nathan Trott.

Huge let-off for the visitors.

Notts County make their first change of the game as Conor Grant makes way for Matthew Dennis.