Brett Ormerod
Former Blackpool and Preston striker on BBC Radio Lancashire

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Up until the goal I think Blackpool had coped quite well, they had a couple of chances, looked good on the break and looked relatively comfortable.

The goal just woke Lincoln up and then they put a bit more pressure on Blackpool.

The ball seemed to break free and it was an easy tap in for the Lincoln player in the end.

The main news in League One is that the top two, Cardiff and Lincoln, both lead 1-0 at the break.

Alex Robertson was Cardiff's scorer at Doncaster, while Conor McGrandles netted Lincoln's opener at home to Blackpool.

Goals have been scarce in League Two, but there were two late in the first half at Bromley. The League Two leaders went ahead through Michael Cheek's penalty, but 10-man Accrington levelled through Dave Abimbola just before the whistle.

Half-time and we are back all-square at Hayes Lane.

Michael Cheek thought he had put his side ahead at the break when he fired home a penalty after Devon Matthews had been adjudged to have handled an Omar Sowunmi header inside his own box.

Dave Abimbola equalised for the 10-man visitors, who had Donald Love sent off after 14 minutes for an off-the-ball incident on Cheek, when he headed home a long throw from Freddie Sass.

Entertaining match so far - let's hope for more of the same after the break.

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Alex Robertson's fine finish from Dylan Lawlor's through ball has the League One leaders in front at the break.

Cian Ashford also hit the side netting with a header.

Harry Clifton wasted a massive chance for Doncaster when striking wide from close range while Lawlor's last-ditch tackle on Brandon Hanlan denied the home forward when he was through on goal.

Second-placed Lincoln are on course to make it 17 games unbeaten in League One.

Conor McGrandles' close-range finish has got them ahead against Blackpool, while Ben House has forced three saves out of Bailey Peacock-Farrell.

The visitors did come from behind to draw at Bolton last weekend and Josh Bowler came the closest for them, but they will have to produce something special once again.

Stevenage have had an xG of 0.08 in this first half but they are level against Stockport, who were the better side throughout.

Just the two minutes of added time.

We are into two minutes of added time as Doncaster's Robbie Gotts collects the game's first yellow card.

Penalty to Bromley - Omar Sowunmi's header hits the hand of Devon Matthews and the referee points to the spot.

Marc Webber
Final Score reporter at LNER Stadium

The atmosphere at Sincil Bank was great before the goal, but the chants of "up the Football League we go" instantly got louder with that pinpoint header in front of goal by Conor McGrandles.

Lee Beevers
Former Lincoln City defender on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Lincoln look fitter than Blackpool.

The crowd have got behind the team and the team have reacted to it, they've got that extra couple of gears, pressing higher, that little bit more intense than earlier in the game.

Another chance for Bromley.

Carl Jenkinson's cross in finds Zech Medley but the defender shoots wide.

The Ravens are threatening to break the deadlock before half-time.

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Andy Woodman's Bromley are on top now.

Somehow, talismanic forward Michael Cheek hits the bar with his header from close range before his effort on the rebound is blocked.

Then Omar Sowunmi - no stranger of a goal himself - sees his header superbly tipped over by Stanley keeper Ollie Wright.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio Wales

It looks like Brandon Hanlan has been dragged out the box there and a ball in that should be easily dealt with causes an issue for Cardiff.

Harry Clifton really should do better with it.

Oh, a big chance for Doncaster to level matters.

Harry Clifton can see the whites of goalkeeper Nathan Trott's eyes but he hits his shot wide from close range.

Will they get a better opportunity?