It looks as though Josh Davison has scored a late winner for Shrewsbury Town, down at basement club Crawley!

The score was 1-1 in the 80th and then 2-2 in the 89th minute, but Davison has just popped up with his second of the night to potentially break the hosts' hearts! It would be successive wins for the Shrews, too.

Meanwhile Kabongo Tshimanga has pulled a late goal back for Barnet, but they trail Swindon 3-1 on home soil.

Six minutes added on at Meadow Lane where the away end has been emptying little by little.

Not a lot for the travelling fans to get excited about tonight.

We'll have TWO added minutes at Hayes Lane for Bromley to endure.

A slow burner which absolutely roared to life in the second half but it's the Terriers who continue their imperious home run.

Ilias Bronkhorst had Town a goal up at the break and a second-half blitz saw Joe Taylor net twice against his old club in four minutes, with a Harry Leonard strike for Posh sandwiched inbetween, before Bali Mumba sealed a thumping win and Robbie Savage's first defeat at Posh.

Huddersfield look like they are for real in this League One title race, you know.

Cometh the hour, cometh the man for Rochdale - and that man is, of course, Ian Henderson.

He has just brought Dale level at home to Grimsby in the final minute of normal time at Spotland - the 41-year-old has played in excess of 500 matches for the club, spanning two spells and he has come to their rescue this evening.

Into FOUR added minutes at the Accu, where Town are sure home and dry, on a very wet night.

Jon Newsome
Former Sheff Wed defender on BBC Radio Sheffield

This has not been a good showing from Wednesday at all tonight.

Notts County have been such the better side, there will be a lot of questions on fan's lips after this.

It's turned into an incredibly comfortable evening for Notts County.

The hosts have made a mockery of the form book and been the better side in all departments tonight.

The Magpies' four-game losing streak is going to end and the Owls' seven-game unbeaten run will bite the dust.

What a night for the home faithful.

Bromley are having perhaps their best five minutes of the entire match, sadly for them it's come in the final 10 minutes when they are already 4-0 down.

Couple of corners, keeping the ball, working crosses in. If only they'd begun like this, things might have been different.

As we enter the final ten minutes of the 19:45 BST kick-offs, goals are continuing to flow around the country!

Colchester have earned themselves a late leveller away at Chesterfield, where they had been trailing 1-0, but Ben Perry has just scored.

Crawley and Shrewsbury are still level, but it is now 2-2! In the space of three minutes the Shrews took the lead thanks to George Lloyd, who netted their winner over Bristol Rovers at the weekend, but Dylan Morgan restored parity for the beleaguered hosts in no time at all.

Meanwhile, in the later kick-off, Keyrol Figueroa has equalised for Port Vale away at Gillingham - they still have more than 15 minutes of normal time at the Priestfield.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

They're in full control now.

Huddersfield have been looking for a game changer for a long time, I think they've found a brilliant one in Ethan Brierley.

Liam Cullen is on for Louis Page and Bobby De Cordova-Reid and Harry Howell are also on for the closing stages for Leicester.

They have absolutely dominated almost every facet of this match, but Mitch Pinnock has at least drawn the first real save from Alec McCarthy with a drive from the left of the box.

Cullen has drawn a brilliant flying save from Grant Smith at the other end as Leicester seek to become the third team to put five past the Ravens this season.

That's Sheffield Wednesday's best chance all night and Liam Cooper has fluffed his lines!

A deep free-kick finds the defender unmarked at the back stick but he gets his header all wrong and they still haven't had a shot on target.

Chances at both ends at the Mem.

Substitute Reiss Russell-Denny, on loan at Bristol Rovers from Tottenham, has just had a snapshot at Salford's goal which Will Norris initially spilled before claiming at the second attempt.

The Gas needed defender Kofi Balmer at the other end within minutes, though, when he bravely rose highest to head clear Macaulay Langstaff's dipping cross to the back post with orange shirts lurking.

We are into the final ten minutes and chances continue to flow at both ends

Grimsby have turned the game on its head at Scotland - they now lead Rochdale 2-1 thanks to a goal from Jamie Walker.

Cheltenham, meanwhile, have added a crucial fourth to curb Fleetwood's enthusiasm for an equaliser - Freddy Willcox has just made it 4-2 to the hosts at Whaddon Road.

A flurry of goals to update you on.

Cambridge have pulled one back but still trail Wycombe 2-1.

Mansfield are 3-0 up and cruising against Wimbledon and Blackpool have doubled their advantage against MK Dons.

Oxford are back in front against bottom side Wigan who are down to 10 men.

This could be big.

Matty Young makes a brilliant reaction save to keep out Harry Leonard's close-range shot from Declan Frith's cross.

That could have been the game for Salford.

Macaulay Langstaff, only just on from off the bench, is played in one on one with Bristol Rovers keeper Brad Young, but with Gas captain Alfie Kilgour galloping and making up ground at his back.

Kilgour's key intervention takes the chance away from Langstaff and the towering centre-half raises a triumphant fist to the home supporters behind the goal as his keeper claims.

It remains tense at the Mem, with Salford's lead a precarious one.