Huddersfield's best chance yet.

Charlie Goode is a lucky man having miscontrolled off his thigh far too close to his own goal.

Cameron Ashia came in and pinched it, but Goode recovered slightly to force his effort wide for a corner.

Into eight added minutes now.

The fourth official signals for an additional eight minutes of added time.

A goal would be nice, thank you.

Mick Gooding
Ex-Reading player/manager on BBC Radio Berkshire

Jack Marriott has been unbelievable today, his finishing has been crisp and clinical.

Hat-trick in the bag, so now it's time for Jack Marriott to rest.

He's withdrawn to warm applause as Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan is on to try and see this through for the hosts.

Andre Vidigal is on the pitch for Wycombe and getting stuck in.

He causing havoc in the box but can't ripple the net before Ewan Henderson attempts to salvage Vidigal's good work, sending his strike north of the net.

Lee Nicholls is nervous to come and claim Harvey White's free-kick having missed that punch earlier in the game and it allows Stevenage skipper Carl Piergianni to power in a header to potentially steal a valuable late three points.

Out if nowhere Isaac Hutchinson bursts from the Cheltenham half and suddenly finds himself charging down the Barnet goal.

He is relentlessly pursued by FOUR Barnet players who manage to force Hutchinson into taking an early shot, which is saved by Cieran Slicker.

What a moment that could have been.

More traffic from the dugouts on to the halfway line than anywhere else on the pitch in recent moments.

A single change this time for Boro; Dan Kemp replaces Daniel Phillips.

Assistant manager Connor Smith rolls the dice once again in the hunt for that elusive first goal, by taking off the lively Idris Kanu and replacing him with 19-year-old Jack Howland, who makes his home debut for Barnet.

Here is the away side's double change:

The perfectly named Bobby Wales, on loan from who else but Welsh side Swansea, on for Dion Charles.

Cameron Ashia replaces Cameron Humphreys, not quite the infamous treatment of being subbed off for bad performance, but it is rare to see Humphries' number on the fourth official's board twice today.

An odd 70-minute span for Humphries. He played from the 10th minute to the 80th minute, most memorably knocking a couple of set-plays into the wall and over the bar.

Tim Dellor
BBC Radio Berkshire commentator

It is all about the three points in this game, and at the moment they are destined to go the way of Reading.

You can imagine that Michael Duff will be a bit frustrated with the way this game has gone.

The atmosphere here is great right now.

Another double change for the Boro also matched by impending Town subs.

Carl Piergianni replaces Dan Sweeney.

Louis Thompson replaces Jordan Houghton.

Isaac Hutchinson wins a throw-in in the Barnet half as the visitors make a rare journey out of their own half.

Cheltenham are keeping the ball a bit better now.

Here are those first Reading changes - maybe a touch too late.

Haydon Roberts and Charlie Savage have been tasked to try and quell this Wycombe storm.

Mick Gooding
Ex-Reading player/manager on BBC Radio Berkshire

You have to say it has been coming, and Wycombe have pushed Reading further and further back.

After a short break in play, Cheltenham's Ben Stevenson is taken off injured after he collided with Nnamdi Ofoborh.

He is replaced by Arkell Jude-Boyd, and George Miller comes on for Josh Davison.

This is getting really stressful for the home support now.

Cauley Woodrow is the latest to try and test the Royals defence and it requires Paudie O'Connor to put in an important block.

Feels like it's only a matter of time before this game gets evened out.

Tim Dellor
BBC Radio Berkshire commentator

Most of the Reading subs are still stretching. Charlie Savage has gone down the tunnel to the dressing room, as Matt Ritchie reappears.

I am very surprised there has been no changes from Reading.