Swindon are staring down the barrel at a sixth defeat in seven games in all competitions.

Robins' boss Ian Holloway knows there is pressure to get a result in these last 15 minutes.

He makes another change, with captain Ollie Clarke coming off and being replaced by Danny Butterworth.

Ronan Curtis curls in a teasing free-kick from deep on the Argyle left and it's close to the stretching Mathias Ross, only for Joe Bursik to fly off his line and pinch it off his toe.

The keeper's attempt to launch a quick clearance kick accidentally catches teammate Steve Seddon in the face, with Will Evans jostling him, and we have a break in play, which has left both sides frustrated, and Seddon, presumably, with a headache.

More changes.

Notts County make their fourth sub with Luka Smyth in for Conor Grant.

Oxford United go for a double change as Gatlin O'Donkor and Leo Snowden come in for Tyler Goodrham and Mo Missanga.

After such a one-sided first-half, Notts County have done well to wrestle back some momentum in this one.

Martin Paterson's side have had greater possesion and are asking questions of Oxford, forcing a succession of corner kicks.

Certainly that triple change at the break seems to have been justified.

But one key statistic remains against them - the scoreline.

Murphy Cooper denies Wimbledon again.

Aron Sasu does brilliantly to escape down the left and slides a perfect pass to the back post for the onrushing Andy Yiadom, but Cooper does brilliantly to block the right-back's low effort at the near post and the ball cannons behind off a white shirt for a goal kick.

Will Evans with a good sight of goal as he arches his neck to get his head on the end of Oliver Irow's cross from the right, but despite being in space in the middle of the goal he can only head over the bar from six yards out. Good chance, that.

That's Irow's last involvement as Xavier Amaechi is on to replace him.

As well as that opening goal, there have been a flurry of changes at The County Ground.

Matty Virtue, Louis Millard and Joe Snowdon are on for the hosts as they chase an equalising goal. Anthony Munda, Antwoine Hackford and Tom Nichols are the players replaced.

A triple change for Crewe a moment ago saw Conor Thomas, Matus Holicek, Calum Agius come on for Joe White, Joel Tabiner and Adrien Thibaut.

We're well and truly done with that unseasonably warm weather, aren't we?

It's bucketing down at Meadow Lane.

100mph again now.

Aron Sasu skips away down the Dons left and glides into the box but Mathias Ross does well to stand his ground and deflects his near-post shot behind for a corner.

It's taken short but Ollie Harrison's inswinging cross from the left is headed over the bar by the head of Sasu.

Graham McGarry
Crewe commentator for BBC Radio Stoke

He picked his spot and found the corner of the goal, it's excellent football.

It's a great time to score.

This is more like it.

Ali Smith looks to be racing through on goal but appears to be impeded by a Greens defender allowing Murphy Cooper time to race out to the edge of his box and take the ball and man in one fell swoop.

Argyle burst down the other end but their counter is stopped short by the offside flag.

A first change for the visitors, as Kai Andrews replaces Louie Sibley.

Will Evans tries to thread Oliver Irow through on the left of the area for Argyle but Andy Yiadom telegraphs the pass and intercepts neatly.

Not much in the way of goalmouth action in the second half, though Plymouth wanted a penalty after Will Evans glances on a looping cross towards the back stick where Caleb Watts went down under pressure from Freddie Simmonds.

Nothing doing, but Argyle building a head of steam.

Charlie Warren is the latest Accrington player to go close.

Oldham goalkeeper Matthew Hudson makes another great stop to prevent the forward's header from opening the scoring.

It is almost a carbon copy of Alex Henderson's effort in the first half.

Paul Bodin
Former Swindon Defender on BBC Radio Wiltshire

Moments of quality are starting to come from Swindon.

They're putting consistent pressure on the Crewe defence, but we need to make good use of these opportunities.

Chelsea loanee Ollie Harrison latches onto a loose ball on the Dons left and angles inside before unleashing a rasping angled effort from well outside the box which is destined for the far corner until Murphy Cooper dives to his left to pluck the ball out of the air.

Myles Hippolyte brings down Maty Sorinola deep in the Dons half and the hosts have an opportunity from a set-piece.

Harvey White takes a quick shot from 23-yards out but his daisycutter is straight at Joe Bursik who holds on at the second attempt.

Onto the pitch... into the book.

Notts County sub Max Sanders becomes the third Magpies player to see yellow in this match after a foul on Louie Sibley.

A triple change for the hosts at the break!

Rory Finneran, Max Sanders and Nick Tsaroulla are in for Ollie Cooper, Matt Palmer and James Gibbons.

Safe to say boss Martin Paterson was unimpressed by his side's first-half showing...