Walsall wobbling at the top? Not any more.

The League Two leaders came from behind against Chesterfield to end a winless spell and see themselves eight points clear at the top, while the masterful Jay Stansfield put League One's Birmingham City nine points ahead at the summit.

There are more games in the third and fourth tiers on Tuesday and while the league leaders get to put their feet up, those sitting below them will be looking to take a chunk out of those gaps.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at St Andrew's @ Knighthead Park

We had fireworks to welcome the players and Jay Stansfield followed that theme with a superb goal which proved to be the winner for Blues.

He robbed Conor Coventry wide on the right, on the halfway line, drove all the way to the box and fired home for his 19th in all competitions.

That all happened after Charlton’s first-half goalkeeper handled outside the area but managed to avoid being spotted. Ashley Maynard-Brewer was taken off at the break - perhaps he was injured, but he was getting relentlessly booed and was looking shaky.

By the break, we'd already seen the studs going in, head clashes and confrontations. I'd say Charlton brought that to the game, perhaps an attempt from Nathan Jones to derail a surging City side who had also hit the post from a 25-yard Kieran Dowell free-kick.

The second half was thoroughly ill-tempered. It reminded me of one of my awfully cold, drizzly Monday five-a-side games where the referee had let an early challenge go and by the end it's descended into chaos.

No bother for Birmingham though, they're looking unstoppable at the top. They're now nine points clear and I think we can start to think of them as the League One champions-elect.

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If you weren't with us earlier, Wrexham kept up the pressure on League One's top two with a 2-0 win at Northampton.

That was one of four early kick-offs in the third and fourth tiers today.

Exeter won 1-0 at bottom club Cambridge, while in League Two there were victories for AFC Wimbledon and Grimsby against Salford and Doncaster respectively.

Birmingham are nine points clear at the top of the table after Jay Stansfield's goal earned a 1-0 win over in-form Charlton.

Second-placed Wycombe were held by Crawley, while Stockport County and Wrexham kept up the pressure with away wins.

Bolton came from one goal down to win 3-2 at Shrewsbury, helped by two goals from John McAtee.

Reading left it late to beat Rotherham 2-1, while Leyton Orient claimed a last-gasp 3-2 victory over Lincoln after Charlie Kelman's 92nd-minute strike, which lifts the O's into the play-off places.

Bottom club Cambridge lost at lunchtime to Exeter, Josh Magennis' second-half header the difference between the sides, while Bristol Rovers sealed a 3-1 victory over relegation-threatened Burton Albion.

Blackpool and Mansfield shared the points in a six-goal thriller, after Blackpool came from two goals down to draw 3-3 at Bloomfield Road.

Walsall now lead League Two by eight points after coming from behind to beat Chesterfield 3-1.

Bradford are third after being leapfrogged by AFC Wimbledon, who beat Salford earlier in the day. The Bantams drew 0-0 at Newport after playing most of the match with 10 men after Jack Shepherd was red-carded in the first half for fouling Courtney Baker-Richardson, who would have been in on goal.

At the other end of the table, second-from-bottom Morecambe secured a vital 2-0 win against fellow strugglers Accrington Stanley.

Cheltenham came back from two down to beat Barrow 3-2 at Whaddon Road.

Meanwhile, Tranmere and MK Dons drew 1-1, Harrogate beat Swindon 1-0, Bromley beat Fleetwood by the same scoreline, while Gillingham and Crewe played out a goalless draw, as did Carlisle and Colchester.

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Walsall's wobble is over. Trailing at half-time, they hit back with two goals in the space of three minutes early in the second half to secure their first win in six matches and go eight points clear at the top of League Two.

Jamie Grimes gave Chesterfield an early lead but Jamille Matt (pictured) equalied and Ellis Harrison headed in to put the Saddlers in front, with a stoppage-time third added by Levi Amantchi.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

Huddersfield Town have ed the 50-point mark and ended their five-match winless run.

A hard-fought win to stay in the top six, a second-half turnaround completed by Ben Wiles with a superb free-kick ensures Town take all three points.

It's over at Oakwell and Huddersfield come from behind to complete victory over Barnsley.

Two goals in two minutes from half-time substitute Josh Koroma and a free-kick from Ben Wiles turned the game around for the Terriers, who are fifth following their first win in six league games.

Barnsley's slump down the league continues however, and despite Jon Russell's early strike, the Tykes continue to lose ground on their rivals for a play-off place - they are seven points behind Leyton Orient who are sixth.

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Michael Beardmore
BBC Sport at Poundland Bescot Stadium

A huge gasp from the Walsall fans and a huge roar from the Chesterfield ers as 10 minutes goes up on the fourth official's board.

Can the League Two leaders hold out for a first win in six games?

Jay Stansfield makes all the difference as a sluggish second half from Birmingham isn't punished by the Addicks.

A quiet second half means Crawley and Wycombe take their share of the points, putting the hosts closer to escaping the bottom four.

Big point.

There's been a big eight minutes added to the end of this one.

With Blues not firing, can Charlton swipe Birmingham's win in the final stretch?

There will be SEVEN minutes of additional time at Oakwell.

Lincoln City have come from two goals down to level the match at Leyton Orient thanks to James Collins' 75th-minute strike.

Reading looked to have stolen it at home to Rotherham thanks to Harvey Knibbs' second of the match, a 94th-minute penalty.

Bristol Rovers now lead Burton Albion 2-1, which featured a late goal from Luke Thomas, five minutes after Fabio Tavares levelled the game.

Daz Hale
BBC WM

Just the one routine save from Ryan Allsop in this second half but it is still 1-0 and everyone knows how risky that can be.

As things stand, Blues are closing in on another giant step towards promotion.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

Barnsley won't be pleased with their second-half performance, they look gone, Huddersfield have stifled them, that is why they are behind.

Game management from Huddersfield has been on point, to the angst of Barnsley fans who are getting agitated.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at St Andrew's @ Knighthead Park

Alfie May enters the fray, the a standing ovation from all sides of the ground... apart from the most vociferous chorus of boos from the away ers.

May left The Valley after just one season, after scoring 27 in 50 games. His 23 goals gave him the League One golden boot. Can he put this game to bed against his old side?