Dominant, from start to finish.

Lincoln are unbeaten in 11 games and showing no signs of dropping off the pace in the promotion race.

Freddie Draper's early header set them on their way, Jack Moylan lashed home a wonderfully clean second and Ben House, in his first action since November, nodded a late third off the bench to keep Lincoln on the coattails of Cardiff.

As for Bradford, that's four defeats in five and they drop as low as they have been in the table since early September.

The last thing you want to do when your side are hovering just about the relegation zone is to give away a penalty in the 91st minute.

Shrewsbury have done just that and Ben Knight has punished them from the spot. To give Cambridge a late late 1-0 lead.

There will be SEVEN added minutes for Huddersfield to negotiate.

Matthew Dennis almost kills the game off for Notts County. He cuts inside from the left and smashes one towards the near post but Connor Ripley is across well to parry it away.

While most the matches are heading into stoppage time, there are still just under a quarter of an hour left at the Select Car Leasing Stadium and the Eco-Power Stadium.

At the former, Reading have turned Exeter around, with Paudie O'Connor making it 2-1.

Steve Hale
Ex-Swindon goalkeeping coach on BBC Radio Wiltshire

It was an element of luck and skill.

I'm not quite sure how the ball hasn't ended up in the back of the net.

Big chance for to MK Dons to seal this one as Gethin Jones races through one-on-one but but is denied by Rovers keeper Brad Young.

How? Swindon really, really should be level. Jake Tabor manages to get on the end of it in the six-yard box but can't find the finish... he somehow scoops it onto the roof of the net.

Chesterfield fancy their chances of nicking this late on. Ryan Stirk hits an ambitious volley from 20 yards out but it's not far away...

A turnaround for Rotherham and a debut goal for Emmanuel Adegboyega. It is a really well-taken header for the defender, who arrived from Norwich on Friday.

Northampton have seen their half-time lead become a 2-1 deficit in the second half.

Lee Ndlovu is on for his Notts County debut. Maz Kouhyar also comes on for the final few minutes.

Jodi Jones and Oliver Norburn make way.

We have our first result of the night. It isn't a happy one for Newport County as they fall to a 4-1 defeat to Accrington - with Isaac Heath adding the fourth in stoppage time. The Welsh side remain in the bottom two.

To add to their woes, Aiden Marsh has rifled in Harrogate's first home goal since early October. That is now Harrogate 1-1 Fleetwood.

Grimsby have a battle to hold onto their 1-0 lead over Colchester. Captain Kieran Green has been dismissed for a second yellow card for illegally preventing a counter. He'd only got his first booking five minutes earlier.

Mark Hone
Former Lincoln City defender on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

That sums up the game, the difference in attitude and commitment.

Bradford get away with that, the defender made a great recovery tackle.

I don't think there's any doubt that the scoreline is a fair one, Lincoln have been in complete control.

Kelly N'Mai races into the area on the left for Salford and he opts to try and square it instead of going for goal himself and it's probably the wrong choice in the end as Chesterfield manage to block the cross.

A good opening for the Ammies once again. And once again, the chance goes begging.

Fit again Ben House is off the bench for Lincoln and was almost back in the goals, chasing a lost cause into the box and outmuscling a defender and Sam Walker, only for his ball into the middle to be hacked away from danger.

Mees Rijks is on for his Bristol Rovers debut after he signed today from Norwegian side Valerenga and he's just had a great chance to level things up.

He meets a corner from the right but somehow manages to head wide of the far post from inside the six-yard box.

Stevenage have been waiting since December 13 for a win. Is this the day a run of eight without victory ends?

Dan Sweeney has given them every chance by putting them 1-0 up at home to Peterborough.

Swindon are in need of an equaliser to avoid a third straight league defeat for the first time since March 2024 and County keeper James Belshaw has done very well to deny them, beating away Gavin Kilkenny's long range strike.