Mark Bower
Former Bradford City defender on BBC Radio Leeds

Great finish, just a shame it did not come a few moments earlier!

Tommi O'Reilly's second half finish sees Crewe pick up three points.

The Railwaymen move up to eighth in League Two and are now unbeaten in their past four games.

Crawley's recent unbeaten run of three games comes to an end as they remain six points off safety.

Mark Bower
Former Bradford City defender on BBC Radio Leeds

To be fair to Luton they have been pretty comfortable since going 2-0 up in this second half.

Realistically it has been more likely that Luton would get a third than that City would get one back.

Ali Al-Hamadi drifts in from the left and lays it into the path of Kasey Palmer, who has been EVERYWHERE in this game, and he leathers a low shot from 20 yards which is destined for the bottom corner until Sam Walker makes a smart save low to his right as the ball came through a forest of legs.

Full-time and boos ring around Vale Park - the match ends 2-2 and what an entertaining League One basement battle it has been.

Ethon Archer's wonderful free-kick got the Valiants up and running after just six minutes but 20 minutes later, Jake Beesley's excellent near-post flick got the Brewers level.

Just three minutes later, Vale's advantage was restored when Ben Waine - who later hit the crossbar - reacted quickest to fire home from close range.

Beesley then grabbed his side's second equaliser from close range, benefiting on statue-esque defending from the hosts before Tyrese Shade and JJ McKiernan then struck the woodwork for the visitors.

Waine hit the bar for Vale before substitute Dajaune Brown had an effort cleared off the line for the hosts at the end of a breathless and an enthralling encounter you could not take your eyes off.

A terrific advert for League One football but a point that probably doesn't do much favours for either side. It's a funny old game, isn't it?

Another long throw from Burton's Alex Hartridge is this time managed more easily by Port Vale.

The home side look to get the ball forwards with less than 30 seconds remaining. The home supporters are not happy that the ball is not going forward quickly enough.

Alex Hartridge hurls in another long throw which Joe Gauci drops in front of a packed six yard box!

A goalmouth scramble occurs but somehow Vale get the ball away!

90 seconds left.

Mark Bower
Former Bradford City defender on BBC Radio Leeds

Ethan Wheatley plays on the shoulder, I like that about him.

Luton have SEVEN minutes off added time to negotiate to secure these precious three points.

We're into six minutes of added time at the County Ground as Swindon are surely on their way to three points.

Curtis Tilt, already on a yellow, is a touch fortunate not to have conceded a free-kick for a tussle with Ali Al-Hamadi in midfield but the move continued and Ethan Wheatley takes down a ball brilliantly at the back post but is crowded out as he tries to get a volley away.

Bradford throwing everything at it in these closing stages.

The board is up and there will be FIVE minutes of additional time.

This one can still go either way.

We have four minutes added time.

Can Crewe hold on or will Crawley find a leveller?

Oh Port Vale have had the chances to win this match.

The ball is whipped in from the right by George Hall and reaches Dajaune Brown on the stretch.

Brown does everything right but back goes Burton captain Udoka Godwin-Malife who clears the ball right on his own goal line.

That would surely have been the winner!

Swindon keeper Connor Ripley makes a top double save to deny Kane Drummond and then Jamie Robson.

He's after that clean sheet.

Antoni Sarcevic lays the ball off to fellow-sub Stephen Humphrys on the edge of the box and his powerful first-time strike is blocked at his near post by the strong left hand of Josh Keeley, who has had hardly anything to do for the past 87 minutes.

Crucial stop to prevent City getting late hope.

It remains 2-0 as Connor Ripley denies Calum Kavanagh from the spot.

It's not looking like it's going be Oldham's day, but very much like Swindon's.

Burton's Alex Hartridge bursts into the area but his pass into the middle is booted away by the Vale defence.

Four minutes of normal time remaining, this game could still go either way.

A chance for Oldham to get one back as Mike Fondop is dragged back by Tom Nichols as the ref points straight to the spot.