The 2-1 win at Cheltenham Town really sets up an exciting final game of the season - with one fixture left in the regular season, City know victory would secure a play-off spot.

The Imps had to come from behind at Whaddon Road, but goals from Joe Taylor and Freddie Draper secured three points - and in the end we saw out the win with a determined performance.

Ethan Erhahon has been impressed with the fantastic travelling support as the Imps prepare for Saturday's trip to Cheltenham. Alongside Michael Skubala, the Scotsman has previewed City's upcoming fixture against the Robins.

Tuesday's 1-0 win at Oxford United kept City in the play-off mix - victory at the Kassam Stadium kept us two points behind the hosts in the fight for sixth place.

Lukas Jensen kept City in the match with a couple of big saves, and with 19 clean sheets now leads the race for the golden glove.

Head coach Michael Skubala was pleased to put the pressure on Oxford as we head into the final two games.

Tuesday's trip to Oxford United is now an important one for the Imps' hopes of a play-off spot - but the pressure of expectation is now all on the home side.

Captain Paudie O'Connor and head coach Michael Skubala both talk ahead of the trip to the Kassam Stadium, where they're ready to put Saturday's frustrating loss to Wigan Athletic behind them and have a right go at Oxford United.

Lukas Jensen has had an unusual journey - giving up football completely as a teenager to focus on mountain biking, before moving to England where he was training with international goalkeepers at Premier League club Burnley.

He joined the Imps in the summer and has been part of one of the meanest defences in League One, as well as the shootout hero of City's Carabao Cup win at Premier League side Sheffield United earlier in the season..

It was a tough day at the LNER Stadium as our unbeaten run came to an end with defeat to Wigan.

But, after dusting ourselves off after a first defeat in more than three months, we can take great pride in the long unbeaten run which has put us right in the play-off mix.

Forward Ben House and head coach Michael Skubala were understandably gutted after the game, but vowed to put everything into recovery and preparation for Tuesday's exciting game at Oxford United.

Lasse Sorensen has played his most minutes of any season in his career with the Imps still having four games left this season. Alongside the head coach Michael Skubala, he previews City's upcoming game against Wigan Athletic.

City had to settle for a point at Reading, with the 1-1 draw extending the unbeaten run to 16 games. Although results elsewhere dropped the Imps down to seventh, City's fate remains in their own hands as they head into the final four games of the season.

For Freddie Draper scoring his first League One goal was a special moment - he's relishing playing an important role in the team during the run-in to the campaign.

Head coach Michael Skubala was frustrated to see his side pegged back, but felt a point was a fair result against an impressing Royals side.

Ted Bishop has caught the eye with his performances in City's impressive form, as he and his team-mates head to Reading looking to stretch their unbeaten run to 16 games he tells us about the belief he has in himself and his colleagues.

And head coach Michael Skubala is not surprised by the run of form his side have put together.

Ben House got City up and running against Carlisle United, with Joe Taylor and Ted Bishop making the game safe.

But the relegation-threatened Cumbrians battled hard and Ben was not surprised at how much his side had to dig in.

Head coach Michael Skubala was pleased with how his side fought, and is ready for more twists and turns as the regular season heads into its final five games.