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Chance for Morecambe to make it 2-0 against Bradford, but Toumani Diagouraga sends a volley wide.

If Bolton hold on and seal promotion, then it'll be an immediate return to League One for Wanderers.

It'll also be back-to-back promotions for boss Ian Evatt, who guided Barrow into the EFL last season.

The Trotters started the season slowly with one win in eight, but their form in 2021 has seen them climb into the automatic promotion places.

The second halves are getting started in 11 League Two games.

Salford City vs Leyton Orient was a delayed kick-off, and the first half is under way there.

The Ammies could sneak into the play-offs if they win and both Forest Green and Exeter fail to win.

As things stand, the Grecians are winning and on track for a top-seven finish.

Wycombe manager Gareth Ainsworth has also been speaking to Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿Ú Three Counties Radio after their relegation was confirmed today, despite a 3-0 win at Middlesbrough.

"We wanted to finish as high as we possibly could.

"I always said if anyone finishes below Wycombe in this league they've got to have a look at themselves because we were really up against it this year but we've fought and fought.

"We've got enough to compete at this level and I can't wait for next season now.

"We were outstanding today - we needed 12 or 13 goals and we had enough chance to get that as well, which is ridiculous - but I'll take 3-0 away at the Riverside."

Meanwhile, Rotherham boss Paul Warne has been speaking to the press after his side conceded a late equaliser at Cardiff to confirm their relegation from the Championship:

"If we had come here and lost 3-0, we could have accepted that maybe we are just not good enough at this level.

"But this feels worse. As I’ve said before, it’s the hope that kills you.

"After 88 minutes, I was urging them forward again and I could see the pain on their faces. Their faces were saying, ‘gaffer, we’ve got nothing left to give.’

"It leaves you feeling empty."

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Promoted as it stands: Cheltenham (C), Cambridge, Bolton

In the play-offs as it stands: Morecambe, Tranmere, Exeter, Newport

Half-time scores:

• Cambridge 1-0 Grimsby
• Carlisle 0-0 Walsall
• Cheltenham 3-1 Harrogate
• Crawley 0-2 Bolton
• Exeter 1-0 Barrow
• Morecambe 1-0 Bradford
• Oldham 0-0 Forest Green
• Port Vale 0-2 Mansfield
• Scunthorpe 0-0 Stevenage
• Southend 1-0 Newport
• Tranmere 0-0 Colchester
• Salford v Leyton Orient (16:00 BST)

Right, here's how everything looks at the break...

The half-time whistles are pinging in League Two.

Cambridge and Bolton are both winning and set to gain promotion to the third tier.

Cheltenham are heading for the title.

Paul Lewis goes close to putting Tranmere ahead just before the break but his header from Liam Ridehalgh's cross goes narrowly wide of the post.

Neither side have broken the deadlock here, with the current scoreline meaning Forest Green sit in eighth place, one point behind seventh-placed Newport.

There's plenty of time to keep their play-off hopes alive.

Closing in on the break in Morecambe, and the visitors are pushing for an equaliser.

Andy Cook has headed over for the Bantams.

Newport still unable to draw themselves level as half-time approaches.

Forest Green being held to a goalless draw at Oldham means they will still get in the play-offs by a point.

After some nervy moments in the opening stages, Cambridge have been in control since taking the lead through Liam O'Neil.

But it's a bit of a scrappy game in windy conditions.

Crawley will play for almost an hour with 10 men after George Francomb is sent off for a second bookable offence.

He can't have too many complaints about his second yellow as he tugs back Oladapo Afolayan.

That should make Bolton's task a bit easier.

The hosts almost doubled their lead after Lewis Page plays the ball into the six yard box, but the chance to go 2-0 up is missed.

Bolton have a third goal, from Eoin Doyle, ruled out for offside.

Doyle is incredulous, as a Crawley defender got a foot on a ball lofted forward before he picked up the pieces and tucked home.

Greg Halford has a chance for Southend to make it 2-0 but he can't hit the target from Elvis Bwomono's cross that picked him out unmarked in the area.

Newport still clinging on to their play-off place despite being a goal down.

Forest Green have dropped out of the play-off places, but the scoreline remains goalless at Boundary Park.

They'll be hoping for a goal in the not too distant future.

Tranmere still set for the play-offs as things stand, but they haven't been able to get into gear yet to take the lead against Colchester.

Could get dicey for them if they fall behind.