Seth Conway
BBC Radio Devon commentator

Stockport are knocking the ball around their back line comfortably.

They are just able to work themselves out of any trouble.

Adam Senior gets a sight at goal but can only guide his shot wide.

Just like the first half, both sides are getting chances, but can't seem to find the target.

Mark Scott
BBC Radio 5 Live reporter at The Cherry Red Records Stadium

Same old problems for Wimbledon, as their drought in front of goal stretches to five and a half games. They had chances after falling behind early on but none of their injury hit line-up were able to cash in.

Plymouth haven't looked like a side with the second best points return in the division since the turn of the year, but they're keeping their play-off hopes alive as things stand.

A huge chance early on for Kabongo Tshimanga to double his tally, but he can only find the post and the ball then goes out for a Barnet corner.

The corner leads to very little as Notts County win a free-kick in the Bees' half.

Crewe have struck the post early in the second half through Adrien Thibaut, who was introduced from the bench in place of Tommi O'Reilly at half-time. Alfie Pond was also brought on for Calum Agius at the break.

Stockport are piling on the pressure early in this second half and almost add a third.

Ollie Norwood's pass squeezes through to Malik Mothersille in the box, but his shot from the angle is pushed behind by Jack Bycroft in the Exeter goal.

It's a big 45 minutes at Meadow Lane with Notts County desperate to find that winner.

It was Kabongo Tshimanga's fifth goal in four games and 11 for this season in a Bees shirt, he will be looking to add to that tally.

Odin Bailey almost makes an instant impact from the bench for County as he flashes a ball across the face of goal but it's just out of reach for Adama Sidibeh.

A bit of a let-off for Exeter early in this second half.

Stockport have made a change at the break with Odin Bailey on for Tayo Edun, who was booked early in the first half.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Select Car Lease Stadium

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"The Blues are going up," chant Cardiff's fans after Rubin Colwill's goal.

Promotion might not be confirmed today but surely it's a matter of time.

We're getting back under way for a big second half across the third and fourth tiers.

Buckle up.

• Grimsby have the lead at Gillingham following an Andy Cook goal which moves his side just two points off the play-off spots in the live table.
• Salford have doubled their lead at Oldham thanks to Daniel Udoh's goal.
• The games at Tranmere, Harrogate, Fleetwood, Crawley and Cheltenham are all goalless.

Laura Kenyon
BBC Final Score reporter at Whaddon Road

Level terms at half-time probably a fair reflection.

Newport hitting the woodwork. Cheltenham missing a sitter. Cross in from the far side, two players arriving, neither able to convert.

A big second half for Christian Fuch's Newport County.

• Rubin Colwill's goal five minutes before the break gives Cardiff a 1-0 lead at Reading who are on their way to being as good as promoted as things stand.
• Stockport are also winning leading Exeter 2-1.

• Already promoted Lincoln's 25-game unbeaten run is under threat as they trail Stevenage 2-1.
• Play-off hopefuls Luton trail Mansfield 2-1 with Jon Russell bagging a brace for the Stags, but Kasey Palmer pulled a goal back for the Hatters to get them back into the game.
• Already relegated Rotherham lead Leyton Orient 1-0 after Harry Gray's goal.
• And Northampton v Doncaster and Wycombe v Blackpool are both goalless.

Peter Morse
Crewe summariser on BBC Radio Stoke

MK Dons are far above this level and should have sealed the title by now in my view considering what they have got.

It is going to be a tough one for Crewe to get back into this game, but I don't see him [Lee Bell] making any substitutions yet, I think he will stick with what he has got.

Marc Webber
BBC Final Score commentator at The Mornflake Stadium

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The Milton Keynes Dons fans are bouncing up and down in the Whitby Morrison Ice Cream Van Stand, singing various promotion-related songs.

Alex Mitchell's goal after six minutes gives Plymouth a slender lead at the break.

The Pilgrims are up to seventh and four points adrift the play-off places as things stand.

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MK Dons are inching closer to promotion to League One.

Goals from Curtis Nelson and Marvin Ekpiteta have given MK a deserved lead at the break and they are five points clear of Notts County in fourth and Salford in fifth as things stand.

Each of those sides will have two games left to play after today.