Seth Conway
BBC Radio Devon commentator

The atmosphere in St James Park is rocking, and a complete change from the first half which felt pretty low.

It has been end-to-end stuff.

Notts County fire a cross into the Barnet box, but no one is there to tap it home after Cieran Slicker fumbles the ball.

The Bees manage to hack the ball to safety.

Peter Morse
Crewe summariser on BBC Radio Stoke

Their has been a gulf between the two teams, but Crewe have given it a good go.

If Crewe had been given a penalty, and there wasn't a woeful call by the referee, we might of had a game on our hands.

Both sides make changes.

Plymouth make a double switch with Caleb Watts and Brendan Wiredu making way for Bim Pepple and Matthew Sorinola.

And Antwoine Hackford is on for AFC Wimbledon with Layton Stewart the player coming off.

Stockport go close yet again.

Louie Barry cuts inside and curls towards the far post but it grazes just wide.

Another let-off for Exeter.

Peter Morse
Crewe summariser on BBC Radio Stoke

The game is just starting to open up a bit, but Crewe need to find a goal from somewhere.

A double change from Dean Brennan as Kane Smith and Phillip Chinedu come on to replace Idris Kanu and Nnamdi Oboforth.

Martin Paterson also looks to his bench and brings on Maziar Kouhyar and Jayden Luker for Matthew Dennis and Keanan Bennetts.

Chances galore for both sides at St James Park. Just minutes after Exeter almost equalised, Stockport now almost restore their two-goal lead.

Jack Diamond cuts inside and fires low on target but Jack Bycroft parries it out. Tanto Oloafe tries to get on the end of the rebound but it's deflected wide.

So close for County.

Plymouth go so close to retaking the lead after Caleb Watts smashes a shot off the bar.

Watts has another chance later with a header from Owen Dale's cross but Nathan Bishop is there to make the save.

Gareth McCleary has equalised for Gillingham against Grimsby to make it 1-1.

We're still awaiting our first goal at Fleetwood, but Chesterfield have seen Kyle McFadzean red carded.

There have also been no goals in the games at Tranmere, Cheltenham and Harrogate.

As it stands, the Sulphurites will be four points from safety, unless they can find a goal.

Seth Conway
BBC Radio Devon commentator

Three chances in less than 10 seconds for Exeter, and the keeper comes out on top.

Exeter are pushing for the equaliser, and they at times they have been moments away from finding it.

Exeter are so close to a leveller!

Corey Addai pulls off an excellent save to deny Ethan Brierley, just moments after both Jayden Wareham and Carlos Mendes Gomes had efforts blocked from point-blank range.

Luton have equalised at Mansfield. Shayden Morris has made it 2-2 with the Hatters clawing themselves back into the game from two goals down.

Big goal for Blackpool who lead Wycombe through Luke Leahy's own goal. They're up to 16th giving them a seven-point cushion from the drop zone, as things stand.

And Doncaster lead already relegated Northampton 2-0. Elliot Lee and Hakeeb Adelakun with the goals at Sixfields.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Select Car Lease Stadium

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Cardiff's fans are enjoying themselves now.

That Omari Kellyman goal - finished with impressive calm - has really put them in charge at Reading.

It also all but confirms their promotion.

If Stockport and Cardiff both hold on to their winning positions today, County could still catch the Bluebirds - theoretically.

But that would require Stockport to win all four of their remaining games and for Cardiff to lose all three of theirs – while overturning a goal difference deficit which currently stands at 24.

Victory today will all but seal Cardiff's return to the Championship at the first time of asking.

Their goal difference is now 24 better than Stockport's, who are the only side who could catch them.

An equaliser for Exeter would send the Bluebirds up officially today.

A big half an hour incoming.