Another excellent chance for Crewe!

This time, midfielder Calum Agius makes the run in behind Swindon's defence and sets up Josh March.

Oldham keeper Connor Ripley again denies the visitors the chance to extend their lead late on.

Another one! Michal Helik is the latest to see yellow.

Crewe should really be 2-0 up here.

Two of their substitutes combine, with Charlie McNeill's reverse ball finding Matus Holicek.

Holicek fires a low strike, but Swindon goalkeeper Connor Ripley reacts brilliantly to stop the shot with his feet.

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There has only been one shot on target at Boundary Park as it remains 0-0 between Oldham and Accrington Stanley.

Oxford defender Peter Kioso becomes the eighth to go into the book after a foul on Daniel Kanu.

Referee Carl Brook might run out of ink at this rate.

Into the final five minutes of normal time and this game is there for the taking, if one of these sides can conjure up one more big chance.

A draw will suit Wimbledon far better than table-topping Plymouth, you feel.

Paul Bodin
Former Swindon Defender on BBC Radio Wiltshire

We're huffing and puffing, but we just don't have the quality.

There's not long to go now, I can't see us scoring.

Into the final 10 minutes at Meadow Lane.

Oxford are looking the more likely to score, but could there be a sting in the tail?

Good spell from Wimbledon now as a free-kick into the box is scrambled behind for a corner, while Alex Mitchell blocks a Myles Hippolyte blast from outside the box after the corner is taken short.

Crewe goalscorer Jordan Gibson has done his shift for today.

He is replaced by forward Charlie McNeill, who is on loan from Sheffield Wednesday.

We are into the last five minutes of normal time now.

Almighty scramble in the Dons box as Bradley Ibrahim's chest-and-volley is blocked on the line by a combination of keeper Joe Bursik and Ryan Johnson before his follow-up is blocked by Bursik's legs at his near post.

Frantic stuff, but Dons survive.

As close as Oxford have come in this half!

Cameron Brannagan's free-kick is hit with real venom, but James Belshaw does well to put it behind for a corner.

Caleb Watts and Wes Harding are withdrawn by Tom Cleverley with Tyreeq Bakinson and Alex Hartridge coming on for the final 13 minutes and change.

Further changes for the visitors.

Off go Jack Currie and Siriki Dembele.

On come Brodie Spencer and Luka Lynch.

After a deluge of rain for the first 30 minutes of this half, the sun is back out at Meadow Lane.

Will it be smiling on the U's? They're 15 minutes away from another win on the road.

Crewe's Jordan Gibson looks in the mood to score his second goal of the afternoon.

He evades the pressure put on him by Swindon defender Mitch Clark, leaving him on the ground with a dribbling run, before firing a shot that whistles just past the post.

Ollie Harrison goes down in a heap holding his right leg after charging down a thunderous Harvey White shot from distance for Argyle.

Changes incoming for the Dons with Zack Nelson and Marcus Browne replacing Callum Maycock and Harrison, who is limping off very gingerly.

A fifth booking for a Notts County player as sub Rory Finneran is carded for a foul on Jack Currie.

Argyle beginning to dial up the pressure again and win a corner, which Harvey White curls in, only for Ryan Johnson to head clear.

Alex Mitchell is then crowded out at the far post from a deep cross from White from the recycled ball.

Brian McGlinchey
Former Plymouth Argyle defender on BBC Radio Devon

Wimbledon look as if they are slowing things down and thinking about a point.

They've shown signs that they can get at Argyle, I still feel there's another goal in this.