The first result of the night is at Rodney Parade and Christmas cheer for Newport County.

Goals from Courtney Baker-Richardson and Sammy Baybrooke take them off the bottom of the table.

Wycombe keeper Will Norris has picked up a booking for timewasting, which gives you an idea of the state of the game going into the final 10 minutes.

Plymouth doing all they can to get back into it.

Doncaster have levelled against Stockport through Owen Bailey and went close to making it 3-2 after good work down the left from Glenn Middleton.

However, Kyle Wooton has headed home his second and Stockport's third in another twist.

Gustav Lindgren's goal for Peterborough has made it 1-1 against Reading and Dara Costelloe has surely earned all three points for Wigan - making it 2-0 at Burton.

Huddersfield are also on course for victory thanks to birthday boy Bojan Radulovic making it 2-0 in their match against Northampton.

Dean Thompson
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

Stevenage have worked so hard and they deserve to get something out of this game.

This is football and it is tough at times - but you can see the quality in this Cardiff side and that is why they are top of the table.

The hosts are pushing to complete the turnaround.

David Turnbull has lashed wide from distance, Chris Willock's low cross deflected into the arms of Filip Marschall, who also held a far-post effort from sub Omari Kellyman.

It feels like I've been typing this again and again, but Bolton still can't break Mansfield down.

They have got 10 minutes to find a way through.

Will Norris is the main reason Argyle aren't on level terms.

The Charirboys keeper denied Xavier Amaechi's fierce strike from the edge of the box and then Julio Pleguezuelo's close-range header too.

The Pilgrims are pressing again.

The Reds aren't going quietly... Davis Keillor-Dunn tees up Adam Phillips who sees a low shot destined for the bottom corner well saved by Imps keeper George Wickens.

Ryan Dickson
Former Plymouth and Southampton defender on BBC Radio Devon

It has been really good from Argyle, they are looking a lot brighter now.

They are applying some good pressure in the last few minutes.

Stockport have come from behind to lead Doncaster 2-1 - Kyle Wooton with the goal for the hosts.

At Blackpool, Jamal Baptise was shown red for visiting Rotherham and moments after, Ashley Fletcher has made it 3-0 to the hosts.

And there's been a big goal at the top - Jenson Metcalfe finds the top corner to fire Bradford in front against bottom club Port Vale.

Wycombe's turn to press, winning a flurry of corners from which Dan Harvie and Luke Leahy have fired over the woodwork.

Alex Gilbey booked for Milton Keynes and it continues their frustrating night so far.

Tom Iorpenda's goal still separates the sides and Notts holding their lead very comfortably so far in this second half.

Plymouth giving it a real go of late, Bali Mumba has just clipped the crossbar with a wonderful dipping strike from 25 yards.

Mumba and Lorent Tolaj had been thwarted by some last-ditch defending moments earlier while at the other end sub Caolan Boyd-Munce has fired narrowly wide of the Greens goal too.

Dean Thompson
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

Stevenage did everything they could to keep that one out the net, but it just wasn't enough - despite a goal line clearance.

Here we go again, they have to do it all over again.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

What was that we were saying about Cardiff showing patience and belief when they're dealt a setback?

It's been a fine response to falling behind and, judging by the atmosphere inside Cardiff City Stadium, nothing but a win will suffice from here.

Walsall quickly level at home to Oldham as Daniel Kanu scores shortly into the second half.

Bromley also have quick second-half goal and it's Michael Cheek again to put them 2-1 up at Crawley.

Swindon are also ahead, Aaron Drinan with the goal at Cheltenham.

Down the other end of the table, Newport have a second through Sammy Baybrooke to put them 2-0 up at home to Crewe.

Bad news for Bristol Rovers, who still trail 1-0 at home to Barnet but have saved a penalty to prevent further damage.