Nelson Khumbeni flies into a challenge for Gillingham and is rightly booked. Last chance to get it in the mixer for Barnet in the final minute...

It's flicked on by Adam Senior but runs through to the keeper comfortably.

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From Valiant to villain... Lorent Tolaj has returned to Vale Park to score the winner for new club Plymouth and send his old side Port Vale bottom of League One.

Tolaj poked home his eighth league goal of the season, the first of which came for Vale in August, just 17 seconds into the second half and though Vale created a couple of opportunities they could not find a breakthrough.

Argyle's four-match losing streak is over and the pressure might just lift a little off Tom Cleverley's shoulders.

Vale's goal drought is now 456 minutes, however, and Darren Moore's men are winless in seven league games, the full-time whistle met by a chorus of boos.

It's three points the Argyle players don't necessarily deserve but the travelling Green Army certainly do.

How has he held that?

The long legs of Devante Cole poke a bouncing ball in the Greens box to Ruari Paton to unleash an 16-yard rocket through a crowd but it's straight at Conor Hazard who holds in front of his face.

A yard either side and that might have ended the drought.

Gillingham clear the Barnet corner. Less than two of the four added minutes to go.

The Bees play the free-kick short in the end... wasted to be honest. They have a corner now though.

A chance for Barnet here as they win a free-kick just outside the Gillingham box...

Phil Sproson
Former Port Vale captain on BBC Radio Stoke

I was waiting for the net to bulge there.

That could be their last chance of the game.

Another Ronan Curtis corner is met by Devante Cole but though he rises imperiously, his downward header isn't quite right and bounces straight into the turf and drifts wide of the angle of post and bar. Good chance.

You feel like the final whistle, if it stays this way, might be the opportunity for Vale fans to let their feelings be known...

Four minutes added on at Priestfield.

Substitute Josh Andrews finds a yard of space in the box but he can't get it out of his feet... when he does, his shot is blocked and Barnet can clear.

A fourth Gills change as Jonny Williams is replaced by Nelson Khumbeni.

And then a final change for Barnet as Ollie Kensdale comes on for Ryan Glover.

Walsall deservedly go back to the top of League Two with a win over Harrogate Town.

A decent finish from Daniel Kanu broke the deadlock in the first half before Priestley Farquharson rounded things off with a header from a corner.

A set-piece goal was always on the cards here. It was a very scrappy game with lots of fouls, long-throws and corners. Harrogate had moments but a professional job from Walsall made it a comfortable win in the end.

Connor Hall is off for Vale with Dajaune Brown coming on... route-one all the way for Vale now.

David Norris
Former Plymouth Argyle midfielder on BBC Radio Devon

There's a bit of experience out there for Argyle now.

I really think it's made a big difference, hopefully this is something they can bring in going forward.

Ronan Curtis swings a couple of corners into the mixer, the second of which is punched by Conor Hazard but only to George Hall, who can't control, or get a shot off, and the ball bounces off him back to the grateful keeper.

We'll have EIGHT added minutes at Vale Park. Argyle have work to do to see this out.

Jamie Paterson is off the Argyle bench for the closing stages, with Ayman Benarous, who only came on on 69 minutes, limping off.

A blot on an otherwise bright afternoon for the Greens.

Barnet boss Dean Brennan is ringing the changes with five minutes remaining.

Ben Winterburn, who is on loan from Bournemouth, Britt Assombalonga and Rhys Browne are all on.

Off go Kane Smith, Callum Stead and Nathan Ofoborh.

Four extra minutes here at the Exercise Stadium.

Harrogate are pushing but it looks like it's probably done here much to the delight of Walsall fans who sing about being top of the league.

Priestley Farquharson's reward for that goal is being replaced by Rico Browne as fellow goalscorer Daniel Kanu also comes off for new signing Kemar Roofe.