11.43am EDT 11:43 Peterborough 3-2 up at Southend!
11.36am EDT 11:36 Harry Kewell sent off!
11.10am EDT 11:10 Penalty saved! Sunderland 1-1 Fleetwood.
Ok, that's the conclusion of our lower league live action. Better than IFollow? Very possibly not, but the old ways are the best. Join us later for a round-up for League One and Two.
At the top of League One, Peterborough stay top on 19 points, two points clear of Portsmouth on 17. Barnsley and Sunderland are on 15 points behind them.
Lincoln City have lost 1-0 to Crawley, meaning that Newport are joint-top of League Two, behind Lincoln on goal difference.
Stevenage have beaten Macclesfield 1-0, which means that the quartet of winless teams in League One and Two have all kept their barren runs going. That's Macc and Notts County, Shrewbury, who drew 1-1 with Portsmouth, and poor old Plymouth who drew 0-0 with Bristol Rovers in the earlier game.
The story there will be the missed penalty that Paddy Madden and Ched Evans fought over. Madden's spot-kick was saved.
High-flying Newport have just won 1-0 at Oldham.
Blackpool's 3-2 win against Bradford is a full-time score. They had been two goals down with five minutes to play.
Harry Kewell, banished to the St James' Park dressing room, will have just heard the sound of Exeter's fifth goal from Aaron Martin. Exeter had not scored in seven hours before thet faced Notts County. Doom doom doom. It's full-time there now. The agony is over for now.
Barnsley could not keep their lead. Walsall's Andy Cook has equalised, and with Peterborough winning 3-2 at Southend, Posh stay top of the league and have even opened up a further gap at the top. Portsmouth are still being held by Shrewsbury.
And Blackpool are leading 3-2 against Bradford! Curtis Tilt in the 90th minute complete the comeback.
Jay Spearing, remember him? Well, he has just scored twice for Blackpool to peg back Bradford. It's 2-2 when the Bantams were cruising.
Sunderland pushing hard for a winner against Fleetwood, Jerome Sinclair and Baldwin going close.
A penalty for Portsmouth, which they convert through Brett Pitman, and Shrewsbury's first win has gone west. 1-1.