Ali Al-Hamadi is off the bench to add to Luton's attacking threat, replacing Kasey Palmer for his first appearance since November.

Jordan Clark's stopping volley has sailed a few inches past the posts from near the penalty spot while Lasse Sorensen has fired wide for the 10-man hosts at the other end,

A rare sight of goal for Chesterfield as Liam Mandeville takes aim from 25 yards and his powerful effort is only a couple of feet over the bar.

Plenty of shots for Salford tonight - 16 to be precise - but still no joy. Haji Mnoga is the latest to let fly from 20 yards but his effort fizzes just wide.

The Ammies have had 33 touches in the opposition box to Chesterfield's eight. But most importantly, it's still all square.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

Everybody is putting their body on the line.

Saves and blocks are everything you need to keep a lead with one less man on the pitch.

Nearly a fifth for Cardiff as sub Callum Robinson is fed by Perry Ng only to see his goalbound effort blocked by a defender, with Ng firing the rebound over the bar,

Double change for County. Lewis Macari and Tom Iorpenda are off for Lucas Ness and Scott Robertson.

Chances at both ends as Radinio Balker gets in another powerful header from a corner, this time taken by Lyndon Gooch, but it flies a yard over the target.

Down the other end and Jordan Clark gets away a 20-yard snap-shot which is turned away by Lee Nicholls diving to his right,

The Terriers have also survived an almighty scramble on their goalline from a low Shayden Morris cross from the right of the area, with no orange shirts in the right place to turn the ball home despite a series of richochets in the goalmouth.

Brandon Cooper hooks a cross into the box for Salford and it finds Ryan Graydon but he can only swipe his first time volley wide of the post.

Brentford B loanee Michael Olakigbe is on in place of Swindon's Darren Oldaker. Jake Tabor also replaces Joe Snowdon.

Cauley Woodrow has ended a 13-match barren run in front of goal with a good reaction header. Wycombe 2-0 up on Wigan.

Will the changes make the difference for Salford?

Kallum Cesay and Ben Woodburn are replaced by Ossama Ashley and Rosaire Longelo.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

If there was any doubt that Cardiff were in control of this game, there can be none now.

Their third goal was ultra clinical, tempting Barnsley to try and play their way out of defence, before pouncing to score.

A very nicely crafted goal, first with David Turnbull's raking pass to Chris Willock, who returned the favour to Omari Kellyman, who had assisted Willock's goal in the first half.

Annnnndd Bromley are back ahead. Ben Thompson with a cool finish to give the league leaders their lead back against Crewe.

Paddy Madden has made it 3-1 to Accrington against 10-man Newport County at the other end of the table.

Another glimpse of goal for Luton's Kasey Palmer but his right-footed effort flies to the left of Lee Nicholls' goal.

The keeper has had a spot of treatment too.

Big last 20 minutes incoming.

Ryan Graydon dances his way around one challenge and then bundles past another to get into the box but his shot on goal is well blocked and another chance passes Salford by.

They just cannot find the back of the net tonight.

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Jack Armer has shaken up the promotion race. The Burton man has headed his side level against Bolton.

Things are getting better and better for Doncaster. They have Leyton Orient goalkeeper Killian Cahill to thank for making it 3-0.

Cahill spills a simple catch at Owen Bailey's feet and the defender has a brace. This win would make it two wins and two draws in Donny's last four matches. They are only in the drop zone on goal difference.

Chesterfield have been camped in their own half for most of this second period but all of a sudden they are presented with a great chance to hit with the sucker punch.

Salford keeper Matthew Young makes a hash of his clearance and it deflects to Dylan Duffy who has space on the left and the goal at his mercy... but he skies it a long way over.

It was a tough chance to be fair, but he'd like to do a tad better.

Adam Chicksen
Former Notts County defender on BBC Radio Nottingham

That's a man who has scored a lot of goals this season.

You can see, he doesn't think he just puts his foot through it.

The pattern has returned as Reeco Hackett has whipped a 25-yard free-kick just past Sam Walker's left post for the Imps while Walker has done well to turn away a stinging drive from Jack Moylan too.