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Reece Brown
Former Bury defender on BBC Radio Manchester

Stockport will be happy to travel back home with a point.

Cardiff were better in the first half, and then they dominated the second half.

But Stockport didn't allow Cardiff to get the win so they will be content with that. However, Dave Challinor will not be happy with the out of possession play, so he will want to work on it before the next match.

A tight contest between Cardiff and Stockport ends in a draw but does just enough to satiate their ambitions.

A point sees the league leaders out of reach of Lincoln City, while Stockport draw level on points with third placed Bradford City in third and ensure they stay inside the top six no matter the result in the midweek.

The Bluebirds will be hoping that injury for Yousef Salech won't see him out for the season. Brad Hills, who made the challenge, received a few words at the end of that match from the hosts. Salech would be a really damaging loss to not just their promotion hopes, but their title dreams too.

Mark Bower
Former Bradford City defender on BBC Radio Leeds

On paper Huddersfield have a far more talented squad than Bradford City, but City have been short of bodies today, especially with Antoni Sarcevic missing.

The players will watch that game back and realise they have fallen short of expectations.

There's an additional four minutes to be played at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

Huddersfield Town explodes into celebration. It's deafening.

This is a huge a blow to the neighbour's quest for promotion, and resets the Terriers' expectations for the season. They will now be dreaming of at least a top six finish.

The new era of Liam Manning has begun, and Town fans have got their team back.

The full time whistle goes and Barnet have won it in dramatic style!

What an incredible win for the Bees - who were reduced to ten men and pegged back level by Oldham - but they were able to find a winner in the final minutes of normal time.

Kabongo Tshimanga had a Barnet debut to remember, scoring twice as his side picked up all three points in a five goal thriller!

Bradford fail to capitalise against Huddersfield's 10-men to give Liam Manning a winning start to his Huddersfield reign.

Marcus McGuane was given his marching orders for a reckless tackle on Jenson Metcalfe but the Bantams were toothless throughout and even a man advantage couldn't put them in the mood for a goal.

It means they go for a third loss in four league games, as the Terriers end their winless run and guarantee their stay within the top six.

Harry Low
BBC Radio London at the Hive

A speculative long-range effort from Ryan Glover crashes back off the woodwork and debutant Kabongo Tshimaga lashes home the rebound.

Barnet - a man down - are now a goal up!

Tom Cleverley gets one over on former England teammate Jack Wilshere in their maiden managerial match up, a first half stoppage time goal from Branden Galloway enough for the three points.

It's a sixth win in nine game for Plymouth too, who can now start to count themselves in contention for a play-off spot in a very unpredictable division after consecutive home wins for just the second time all season.

For Luton, so good at home, it's now no win in five on their travels. They stay seventh on 39 points, just three more than their opponents today now have.

The home side take all three points.

Notts County had plenty of chances to extend their lead across the game but in the end they win the game by the narrow one goal advantage.

Alassana Jatta was the man who was able to find the breakthrough in the first half, heading home for his tenth of the season.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

The Huddersfield players are absolutely begging the referee to blow the whistle!

If there is to be a winner in this one, it's going to cause late drama.

Stockport see their shots blocked out, Cardiff's effort goes wide. The net remaining untouched this half.

Crewe keeper Ian Lawlor does really well again to produce another big stop.

Matt Dennis latches onto a ball over the top but Lawlor stands tall when faced one-on-one and makes the save.

Luton goalkeeper Josh Keeley is up for a late free kick.

He couldn't...could he?!

Into the final two minutes of six added on at Home Park. The ball is down by the Luton corner flag, exactly what the hosts need.

Lee Nicholls is alright.

Huddersfield won't be down to nine men and zero keepers to end out what looks increasingly like a victory of derby day.

Another chance for Plymouth to get that decisive second goal goes begging. Lorent Tolaj's ferocious effort from 12 yards out is parried away by Josh Keeley.

Terriers keeper Lee Nicholls is down.

The away fans are likely looking at their watches wondering how long this is going to take but Huddersfield boss Liam Manning will be hoping this isn't a serious problem.

They have no substitutions left to use.