Wycombe earn a free-kick as Paudie O'Connor is shown a yellow card for clipping Cauley Woodrow.

It's crossed in so deliciously that Royals stopper Joel Pereira has to venture out and punch it away but collides with Luke Harris, who is also cautioned for delivering the keeper a dose of suffering.

This half is all Wycombe.

Stevenage debutant Matt Phillips leaves the pitch after 65 minutes. He had one big chance in the first half, but little since. Jordan Roberts replaces him.

Also Harry Cornick replaces Jamie Reid because of an injury.

And Mickel Miller replaces Marcus Harness in Huddersfield's first change of the afternoon.

Harry Low
BBC Radio London at The Hive

Barnet’s Britt Assombalonga - one of three second-half substitutes - very nearly scores with his first touch since coming off the bench after good work by Ryan Glover, but it’s well saved by Joe Day.

It's nearly an instant impact by Britt Assombalonga!

Ryan Glover does excellently down the left side as he sneaks the ball into the six-yard box.

Assombalonga hits it goalward, but is denied brilliantly by Joe Day.

Armando Junior Quitirna might not have found the net yet but he's been demonstrating his biting power this afternoon.

His latest effort is struck with venom but can only sting the gloves of Royals keeper Joel Pereira.

Barnet make three changes, bringing on Phillip Chinedu, Nikola Tavares and Britt Assombalonga.

Joe Kizzi, Kane Smith and Mark Shelton make way.

Cynical from Daniel Phillips, clipping Marcus Harness on his run forward.

Again the attacking free-kick is wasted.

Tim Dellor
BBC Radio Berkshire commentator

Wycombe are in a rush, every time the ball goes dead they are straight on to it to get the game going again.

You can understand why, with them being down a goal - they want to maximise the time they have to get back into this game.

This game will be 2-2 before we know it, if we don't make a change.

Reading are asking for trouble.

Stevenage getting on top here now as Lee Nicholls is brought into action again.

This time a left-footed drive from Matt Phillips, having cut in from the right, is soft and straight enough for him to stoop low and pick up.

Wycombe's Fred Onyedinma is spotted with acres of space on the left flank and the forward pushes forward before being clattered by Andy Yiadom just outside the box.

Aaron Morley takes the free-kick and it glides past the wall but causes Royals keeper Joel Pereira no problems whatsoever.

Lee Nicholls comes out to attempt a punch but does not get there.

He gets away with it though as Dan Sweeney heads Charlie Goodes' delivery from the right over the bar.

Charlie Goode causes some carnage with a Rory Delap-esque long throw that he even pushes open a gate to give him more run up for!

Mark Shelton does well as he keeps the ball, wriggling inside the Cheltenham box, before gently passing out to Ryan Glover on the right side.

But his driven cross is thumped way over the goal by Adam Senior.

Another chance goes begging.

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

You have to say we have only been playing for about four minutes, and it had been all Wycombe.

Reading have got enough options on the bench to make some impactful changes.

They have found it difficult to keep the ball.

No changes at the interval as the sun still shines over Stevenage.

Radinio Balker is unintentionally caught on the nose by Matt Phillips and requires some treatment.

Similar tale to the first half, a Terrier needing treatment early, they just hope this one does not end the individual's afternoon on the pitch.

Cheltenham get the first chance of the second half.

They win a free kick on the edge of the box, but Isaac Hutchinson's effort sails well wide of the Barnet goal.

Just the one change at the break for the visitors as Ewan Henderson replaces captain Luke Leahy.

Can they get back in this?

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

The Wycombe players are all up on the halfway line for the kick-off, they have really got nothing to lose here.

Reading need to get a third goal just to finish this game off now.

Both the sides are back out, and Cheltenham manager Steve Cotterill has blinked first, bringing on Jake Bickerstaff and Luke Young for Cole Deeming and Harry Ashfield.