Will Fish is sent on by Brian Barry-Murphy for the closing stages, replacing teenage Wales defender Dylan Lawlor.

Exeter almost equalise for the second time in this game as Jayden Wareham tries one from the edge of the box, but his effort deflects just over the bar.

Stockport are pushing to make sure they don't have a second successive goalless draw.

Kyle Wootton receives Tayo Edun's pass but sees his strike blocked out by some resilient Reading defending before a corner gives Brad Hills the opportunity to nod one home, sending it just a tad too high.

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This one is finely balanced and Exeter are still looking for the leveller as Reece Cole's effort is saved by Lee Nicholls at his far post.

Cardiff have had 15 shots and 15 corners, and now they've hit the woodwork, it's Alex Robertson who sees his strike flick off a defender and loop onto the bar.

Joel Bagan's low effort is then tipped past the upright by Sam Tickle, who will sleep well tonight given the amount of work he's done today.

Marcus Browne's spell of pushing the leading hosts has come to an end.

He's replaced by Danilo Orsi as the Dons continue to look for their first shot on target.

Steve Thompson
BBC Radio Lancashire summariser & former Blackpool assistant manager

There's been nothing in this second half, not many goalmouth chances, there's not been too much at either end other than that mistake by Blackpool and the goal that made it 2-1 to Bradford.

Kyran Lofthouse is judged to have pulled down Brendan Galloway at the far post and the ref points to the spot.

Plymouth with a chance to put this game to bed.

Will Swan is the latest Bantam to head off gingerly, with Stephen Humphrys getting the nod on the bench.

The hosts are building some momentum as they chase a leveller in the closing stages.

Malik Mothersille's race has been run.

He's off to make room for Benony Andresson, while Reading bring on Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan for Jack Marriott.

Wigan keeper Sam Tickle has come off worst after a collision with Yousef Salech as he tried to get on the end of Joel Bagan's lofted ball into the box.

The keeper needs a spot of treatment.

Just a reminder at the other end that a one-goal lead is a slender one as Callum Wright lashes a shot past Nathan Trott's post from distance.

Back to business for the hosts though as Tickle is called on to tip a 20-yard volley from sub Callum Robinson around the upright.

Plymouth's Lorent Tolaj goes into the refs notebook for kicking the ball away and moments after Bali Mumba receives a yellow for delaying a throw-in.

Another change for the Bantams as Antoni Sarcevic is forced off, with Tommy Leigh coming on.

On his return to his former club Curtis Tilt has produced a lung-busting run up field to win City a corner.

Some good work from Cian Ashford leads to another chance for Cardiff to surely put the game to bed, but again Yousef Salech's header is off-target.

It's Ashford's final involvement as he's replaced, along with Omari Kellyman, with Callum Robinson and Ollie Tanner coming on.

There's been a substitution... for the referees.

There's a short pause in play as Jacob Miles isn't able to continue and has to hand over his officiating duties to Dale Baines.

Reece Brown
Former Bury defender on BBC Radio Manchester

I think Dave Challinor will want his team to keep applying the pressure, getting the balls into the box.

Reading look vulnerable with the play from out wide, but when those balls get put in the box we need people attacking them.

Steve Thompson
BBC Radio Lancashire summariser & former Blackpool assistant manager

Blackpool have go to try to keep the momentum going, there's nothing you can do, Ollie Casey doesn't make a lot of mistakes, he'll be disappointed with that.

They came out in the second half like they finished the first half, they looked a threat in the wide areas, but Bradford looked dangerous on the counter and the mistake from Casey has allowed them to take the lead.