Jack Dearden
BBC Radio Manchester commentator

The 1,700 Bolton fans are roaring and singing this team on now!

You could argue that Lincoln should have put the game to bed.

It is an unbelievable header, and the pendulum has swung, and Lincoln are holding on.

Can Bolton go on and win this now? There is a sense they can seriously get the winner here!

Cambridge are close to wrapping up three points to add further momentum to their push for automatic promotion with Kell Watts giving the breathing space at 3-1 against Bristol Rovers.

Oldham's Jack Stevens has pulled his side level against Fleetwood with 12 minutes of normal time to go. They are locked at 1-1.

Elsewhere, Crewe lead Gillingham 1-0, Tranmere lead Crawley 2-0, 10-man Chesterfield are hanging on to a 1-0 lead against Harrogate, while MK Dons are 1-0 up against Newport.

Shock of the day must go to Shrewsbury, who started the day 21st but are now 3-1 up against Ian Holloway's Swindon with eight minutes to go, Nick Freeman with the third for the hosts.

Oh, that's huge from Bolton keeper Jack Bonham!

He makes not one save but two to keep out both Rob Street and Adam Reach and that might be enough to keep Bolton's hopes alive.

Time is running low for the visitors now but they've not seen their deficit increase and that might prove crucial as this game edges towards its end.

Jack Dearden
BBC Radio Manchester commentator

Bolton have scored a few late, late goals and they need one here against Lincoln.

This is the first time we have seen Bolton have a real threat about their play since the early stages.

Damola Ajayi replaces Corey Whitely who just got a knock and could not continue.

Further tactical changes from County to try and gain two more points from this one as they go into the last 15 minutes of normal time.

Lee Ndlovu replaces Tom Iorpenda, additionally Harald Tangen replaces Conor Grant.

Now there are substitutions galore!

Joe Anderson replaces Ben Jackson for Barrow's second change.

Colchester reply with a double:

Owura Edwards replaces Will Goodwin and Teddy Bishop replaces Jack Payne.

John McAtee is delivering crosses into the box to set up his Bolton team-mates, while Lincoln are countering and seeing Reeco Hackett test the keeper up the other end.

Bolton are taking the lion's share of possession but the Imps have been more forceful up front.

This game is far from over.

Michael Hortin
BBC Radio Lincolnshire commentator

Bolton are trying to force the attack, and all that is doing is coughing up some possession for Lincoln.

These next 20 minutes are going to be very nervous for the Lincoln City fans inside the ground and everywhere else.

1-0 is a nervous scoreline.

This is another game with the first substitutions for either side left until quite late, no longer the regular change on the hour mark it seems, even with bigger squad sizes these days and more substitutions allowed.

Double change for the home side:

Brooklyn Ilunga replaces Mitch Pinnock.

Nicke Kabamba replaces Ben Thompson.

HOLD THE PHONE!

Blackpool have had not one but THREE shots.

They've not done much, mind, but at least Leighton Clarkson gave Argyle keeper Conor Hazard something to do with the Tangerines only on-target effort.

The action is hotting up as the hour mark passes into the rear view mirrors.

Shrewsbury have reestablished the lead over high-flying Swindon with a second, George Lloyd putting them 2-1 up with half an hour to play.

Ben Knight has a second for Cambridge United, his second coming from the penalty spot, as they lead by the same margin against Bristol Rovers.

Adrian Thibaut has broken the deadlock for Crewe against Gillingham to give the Alex a 1-0 lead.

It has been a mixed afternoon for Lee Bonis, who has just been sent off for Chesterfield.

His goal still gives the Spireites a 1-0 lead against Harrogate but he has just been given his marching orders for a second yellow card, his afternoon ending a minute shy of the hour.

MK Dons still lead Newport by a goal to nil, Fleetwood lead Oldham by the same margin, and Tranmere are 2-0 up against Crawley.

Barrow's Jack Thompson is shown a yellow card for a bad foul.

The U's then get a decently placed free-kick on the right edge of the area, but again it comes to nothing.

Jack Payne's left-footed shot is high and wide to the left.

League leaders Cardiff have a firm 3-1 grip on the three points against Luton, with David Turnbull, Joel Colwill and Perry Ng all scoring.

AFC Wimbledon are still level at 2-2 against Barnsley courtesy of a wonderful double from Omar Bugiel.

Bradford are 2-0 up against Peterborough, with striker Kayden Jackson scoring on the 50-minute mark, adding to Bobby Pointon's first-half strike.

Northampton are currently holding Exeter at 0-0 in what could be an important point in the relegation fight.

Barrow head coach Dino Maamria turns to his bench for the first time.

It is rare for both sides to wait until nearly 70 minutes played to even make one change.

In the first substitution of the match, Connor Mahoney replaces Jack Earing.

Jack Dearden
BBC Radio Manchester commentator

Bolton really need to bring something different to the table here.

Lincoln are in control - there is not much happening up top for Bolton.

You can still hear the roar of the 1,700 Bolton fans in the away end.

A brief scuffle and disagreement results in two yellow cards for Notts County.

Scott Robertson is deemed to have made the most of a challenge and booked for simulation.

Jacob Bedeau joins him in the book immediately after.