That's it for a hectic night in Leagues One and Two.

Twenty-two games, 45 goals and some exciting twists and turns in the tables.

Join us again on Friday for live coverage of the Lancashire derby of Blackburn Rovers against Preston North End in the Championship.

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With Bromley held by Cheltenham and Swindon’s win, the lead at the top of the table is cut to three points.

Swindon leap up into second after Cambridge also only drew and Notts County lost.

Despite a goalless draw MK Dons take advantage too to climb to fourth, with Chesterfield into the play-offs.

Down the bottom, Newport’s big win at Salford cuts their gap to safety to three points, while Harrogate also won to move to within two points of Bristol Rovers, Crawley and Barrow.

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So what does it all mean for the League One table?

Cardiff and Lincoln's big wins mean they pull further clear at the top after Bolton's draw with Reading.

The Royals were on course to draw level with sixth-placed Huddersfield but after conceding Mason Burstow's late equaliser, they've actually dropped a place - moving below Stevenage into eighth.

Bradford's win over Stockport at Valley Parade means they leapfrog the Hatters into fourth, while Leyton Orient drop into the relegation zone following Burton Albion's win over fellow strugglers Rotherham near the bottom.

Wins for Doncaster and Blackpool drag Northampton down to 20th.

• Leaders Cardiff go 12 unbeaten after thrashing AFC Wimbledon 4-1.
• Second-placed Lincoln keep pace in their automatic promotion race after also scoring four to beat 10-man Northampton 4-0. The Imps extend their unbeaten run to 15 games.
• Antoni Sarcevic's goal sees Bradford pick up a big win over promotion rivals Stockport at Valley Parade.
• Stevenage boost their play-off hopes after a 2-1 win over bottom side Port Vale.
• Huddersfield suffer back-to-back defeats after going down 1-0 in the Yorkshire derby at Doncaster.
• Peterborough also suffer a second defeat on the trot after losing 2-1 at Barnsley.
• Another big win for Plymouth who beat Leyton Orient 3-1.
• A Jayden Wareham injury time leveller sees Exeter snatch a point against Wycombe where it finished 1-1.
• Burton pick up a huge 1-0 win in the basement battle against Rotherham.
• Niall Ennis' first-half strike gives Blackpool victory over Mansfield
• Mason Burstow scores 96th-minute equaliser to save a point for Bolton at Reading.

• League leaders Bromley draw their second game in a row after they are held 1-1 by Cheltenham.
• Cambridge are also held 1-1 in their game against Colchester.
• Swindon come from behind to overcome Barnet 2-1 at the Hive and go up to second.

• Chesterfield move into the play-off places after their 1-0 win over Gillingham.
• Notts County suffer a first defeat in seven after a 1-0 defeat at Shrewsbury who in turn make it three straight wins.
• MK Dons extend their undefeated run to eight games but are held 0-0 by Crawley.
• And the bottom two pick up important wins after Newport's impressive 3-1 triumph at Salford and Harrogate's 1-0 victory over Barrow.

It's also all over in the night's other late kick-off, with Niall Ennis's 34th minute goal enough to secure the win for Blackpool against Mansfield Town.

It's all over. Bolton snatch a point right at the end.

Jack Marriott had given the hosts the lead with his 11th goal in 13 games.

It looked like it would be enough for the Royals but Mason Burstow came off the bench to equalise deep into added time to rescue a draw for the Trotters.

Nine minutes added on!

Final roll of the dice for Wanderers.

Cyrus Christie is on for Jordi Osei-Tutu for their last available change.

Three minutes of normal time to go.

Into the last 10 minutes of normal time and still the Royals lead through Jack Marriott's first-half strike.

Reading captain Lewis Wing's deflected shot forced a save from Bolton keeper Jack Bonham.

Bolton are applying all the pressure now but the hosts standing firm at the moment.

Cambridge held at home.

They led from the third minute as Kell Watts turned home Ben Knight’s shot.

But Jack Payne brought Colchester level by half time.

It was the visitors who came closest in the second half when Romeo Akachukwu hit the bar.

Cardiff march on at the top of League One.

Goals from Joel Colwill, Perry Ng, Ollie Tanner and Omari Kellyman saw off a spirited challenge from the Dons.

Matty Stevens' first-half added-time equaliser had given the visitors belief going into the second half.

But two goals in three minutes from Ng and Tanner knocked the stuffing out of Johnnie Jackson's side's challenge.

It's all over at Valley Parade and it's a big win for Bradford City.

Antoni Sarcevic popped up to haunt his old club with the only goal of the game, which as it stands moves the Bantams within a point of third-placed Bolton Wanderers, who currently trail Reading.

Salop have done it - a third win in a row!

Under the pump in the first half, they then took the lead shortly into the second through a superb strike from Taylor Perry.

And it’s enough to down promotion-chasing County.

The League Two leaders held by bottom-half Cheltenham.

Mitch Pinnock put Bromley ahead in just the fourth minute but the visitors quickly found their feet in the game and equalised through Isaac Hutchinson midway through the first half.

Cheltenham then had the better of the play after the break but couldn’t find a way through.

But still a very impressive point for the Robins.

Five added minutes for the hosts to see the game out.