Bradford have started this brighter than the sun.

Stephen Humphrys is blocked out but the ball rolls to Bobby Pointon, who takes a swipe at goal but can't guide it on target.

Mark Bower
Former Bradford City defender on BBC Radio Leeds

This is going to be a really physical battle between two teams who deserve to be in the mix at this point late in the season.

Jamie Raynor
BBC Radio Leeds' Bradford City commentator

A fantastic atmosphere here at the home of Bradford City.

Clear blue skies and claret and amber scarves held aloft.

Back at it again.

We've already had twists and turns in the lunchtime kick-offs, will 3pm bring the same level of drama? Fingers crossed.

Phew! It's been quite the day of action already today.

And you can rely on it there'll be plenty more drama to come.

We've downed a few protein shakes and had a dip in the ice bath and we're ready for more.

Are you?

Laura Kenyon
5Live & BBC Final Score reporter at Molineux

Make no mistake, this is a pivotal game in League Two.

Just one point separates Newport and bottom of the table, Harrogate. It is the old cliche; a relegation six-pointer. Both sides with just four games left to play.

Christian Fuchs, the Newport boss, is a Premier League title winner with Leicester.

He finds himself at the opposite end of the football league drama now. His side face a Harrogate side with just three league wins this season.

A massive, massive game. Season defining.

Burton could really use a win.

With just four games left, the threat of relegation looms large but their run-in to their final day match against Leyton Orient will offer plenty of opportunity to avoid the drop to League Two.

All four of Burton's upcoming opponents currently sit within three points of them and today's visitors AFC Wimbledon could be the most vulnerable of them all.

The Dons have not once won at the Pirelli Stadium (D4 L4), the most times they’ve ever faced a side away from home in the EFL without victory.

A good omen for the hosts? We shall see.

Both Bradford boss Graham Alexander and Stevenage's Alex Revell picked up a manager of the season nomination from the EFL in the week but even if they did go home with the trophy, it wouldn't mean much if they aren't in the Championship come the summer.

Today's meeting at Valley Parade could prove crucial in that quest.

The Bantams have a nine-point cushion in the play-off places and their attention will likely be focused on hunting down Cardiff City for an automatic promotion spot and avoid the perils of May's knock-out rounds.

But extra matches next month suits Stevenage just fine so long as the opportunity is still theirs to take.

"If you work hard and you focus and you have that real belief in you that dreams can come true and for us, that's where we are at the moment," Revell told BBC Radio 3CR.

"We just have to keep believing in each other and making the ultimate happen."

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Bromley will have to wait at least another week to uncork the fizz after falling to defeat to MK Dons who in turn give their automatic promotion bid a huge boost.

They’ve cut the gap to the leaders to just four points with three games to go.

Lincoln just need a point to be crowned League One champions after victory over Orient extended their unbeaten run to a frankly staggering 25 matches.

A couple more wins will also wrap up a return to the Championship for Cardiff after they beat top-four side Bolton.

And it could be less depending on results from our afternoon kick-offs.

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• Accrington Stanley v Fleetwood Town
• Barnet v Barrow
• Cambridge United v Notts County
• Chesterfield v Tranmere Rovers
• Grimsby Town v Crewe Alexandra
• Newport County v Harrogate Town
• Salford City v Gillingham
• Shrewsbury Town v Oldham Athletic
• Walsall v Cheltenham Town

• Blackpool v Peterborough United
• Bradford City v Stevenage
• Burton Albion v AFC Wimbledon
• Doncaster Rovers v Reading
• Huddersfield Town v Wycombe Wanderers
• Rotherham United v Barnsley
• Wigan Athletic v Mansfield Town

Bromley's promotion is denied today as 10-man MK Dons hold on to pick up a massive win!

Nathaniel Mendez-Laing's goal after 35 seconds followed by Ben Wiles' effort gave the Dons a well-deserved lead at the break.

But Bromley came back into it in the second half after the hosts went down to 10 after Jon Mellish was shown a second yellow. Marcus Ifill got one back for the Ravens, but were unable to find a second to suffer defeat at Stadium MK.

This win sees MK Dons close the gap on Bromley to four points as they get their promotion quest back on track after no wins in their past four before today.

Bristol Rovers make it six wins on the bounce while Crawley suffer back-to-back losses to leave them four points from safety.

First half goals from Ellis Harrison and Mees Rijks put the Gas in charge at the break.

Louie Watson pulled a goal back for the visitors and had hope when Tom Lockyer saw red late on but Yusuf Akhamrich's goal in stoppage time ensured the three points for Steve Evans' side.

Dom Ballard finds the net for Orient but the side can't find the leveller to bring Lincoln one step closer to the League One title.

Idris El Mizouni laid it out on a plate for Ballard to nod home his 22nd goal of the season but Imps stopper George Wickens put in a fantastic save to deny Will Forrester an equaliser at the death.

It brings the title to within four points of the promoted side.

What a chance!

Will Forrester almost makes amends for his own goal with a header but Lincoln stopper George Wickens keeps it out!

Pat Baldwin
Former Exeter City defender on BBC Radio Devon

I think Exeter will be walking off most disappointed.

You cannot give away leads like that!

Brian McGlinchey
Former Plymouth Argyle defender on BBC Radio Devon

Exeter are probably a bit disappointed they didn't hold out.

Both teams really needed three points today.

Alan Richardson
BBC Radio Devon

I don't know who will be happier with that point.

Both sides cancelling each other out.