Cardiff defender Perry Ng takes a low shot at goal but his effort is blocked and the home side scramble it clear.

Wigan's Christian Saydee is looking to get things going for his side early on.

The forward plays a through ball for Paul Mullin down the left before dashing into the box for a cut-back from his team-mate but the return pass narrowly evades him.

Louis Reynolds
BBC Radio Leeds

It's a boisterous Valley Parade, only a few empty seats. It is great to see.

David Unsworth
Former Burnley and Everton defender on BBC Radio Lancashire

Bradford have been on the front foot but you can see there will be opportunities for Blackpool here.

We have our first goals of the afternoon as MK Dons have taken the lead at Shrewsbury through Scott Hogan.

Colchester also lead away at Fleetwood courtesy of Kyreece Lisbie.

The first half-chance of this game falls to the home side.

Will Swan is found in the area after a precise ball from a corner but his resulting strike ends up being blocked by a Blackpool defender.

Here we go then, after a short break the referee whistles are blowing and our second batch of matches are up and running across the country.

Gavin Wallace
Final Score at Valley Parade

The calm before the storm as a struggling Blackpool visit a Bradford side riding the waves you’d see on Blackpool beach! Over 21,000 expected inside Valley Parade and it will be anything other than a late summer holiday for the Seasiders.

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There is a chance that League Two leaders Gillingham could go five points clear at the top of the table today, if they win and other results go their way.

They host a Harrogate Town side, who have lost four out of their last five league games.

The unbeaten Gills' only blip in their last six was a 2-2 draw at Bromley, when they still rescued a point with a stoppage-time penalty.

But today's opponents have been difficult for them to beat. Gillingham have won just one of their six league games against Simon Weaver's side.

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Second-placed Salford City have won their past three games in League Two, scoring at least three goals each time.

A draw today at Bristol Rovers will see the visitors reach 20 points in their opening 10 games of a Football League season for the first time since 2022-23, while a win could close the two-point gap to leaders Gillingham.

Rovers are also on a good run of form, with a draw at Colchester United last weekend following five consecutive victories in all competitions.

Salford have also never beaten today's opponents, although they have only ever met twice before.

Shourjo Sarkar
Final Score at Wham Stadium

Third placed Walsall have lost in their past three league visits to the Wham Stadium. They have an excellent playing surface here to try to change their fortunes.

Accrington won the League Two pitch of the season last season. And they are very keen to win that award again.

The playing surface looks superb!

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Both Wigan Athletic and Cardiff City are looking to bounce back from defeats in their last league games as they meet at the Brick Community Stadium.

Wigan are unbeaten in their past seven home league games, last enjoying a longer home unbeaten run between February and July 2020.

Cardiff have had a positive start to the season and currently sit fourth in the League One table, with their last league match their first defeat of the season to Bradford City.

Following their 3-1 win on their last league visit to Wigan in October 2022, the Bluebirds are looking for consecutive away league wins against the Latics for the first time.

Adam Whitty
Final Score at London Road

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London Road is, in the most complimentary of senses, like going back in time.

Wooden seats surround me in the press box, narrow, darkened hallways with peeled paint lead you to the pitch. It's a characterful place to watch football... he says, not being a Peterborough United fan.

Posh have just ended a 14-game winless run, and many thought that Darren Ferguson could lose his job for the 10,000th time here (I jest, it would just be the fourth).

But they have won their past two, and so despite being second-bottom of League One, Lincoln, third at the start of the weekend, won't have fancied this in the way they might have done.

The Imps have spent 67% of their time playing this season in the lead, the best in the league by far. Michael Skubala's side will hope to extend a seven-game winning run.

But the wily Ferguson junior might have other plans, calling for plenty of grit from his side this afternoon.

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Bradford and Blackpool have had quite contrasting starts to the season, the Bantams currently sit top of the League One table while the Seasiders are third from bottom and inside the drop zone.

Bradford have played one game more than second placed Stevenage but sit one point above them, a win against Blackpool today would keep them in the top spot come this evening.

Despite their league position, Blackpool will be coming into this game with some confidence after a 5-0 thrashing of Barrow in the EFL Cup and a league win over Barnsley last week.

Bradford have won eight of their last 11 home league games against Blackpool, the seasiders have won each of their last three league games against Bradford City, netting 3+ goals in each of those victories.

After that little lunchtime taster, we've still got plenty more to come this afternoon so stay with us as we look ahead to our pick of the 15:00 BST matches.

Crewe have moved into the top four with that late goal and win against Notts County, while Oldham have also snuck into the top 10 of the table.

More change is likely before the end of the afternoon however.

Still plenty more football to come this afternoon but here's how the top 10 spots in League One are looking after those wins for Stevenage and AFC Wimbledon.

Peter Morse
Crewe summariser on BBC Radio Stoke

When you win you don't care how you got there. They will analyse it because of course it wasn't great.

Notts County will feel they deserved something out of that but Crewe have been in that same situation themselves many times.

The points are shared at Boundary Park in a breathless encounter from two of League Two's newboys.

It was early drama in the opening five minutes as Oldham's Mike Fondop was deemed to have handled the ball in his own penalty area and Mark Shelton slotted a penalty past Matthew Hudson.

It was a penalty at the other end that gave Oldham their point, as Michael Mellon dispatched past Cieran Slicker.

Mellon had two chances in which to give his team the lead, through on goal, he forced two strong stops from Slicker.

Determined defending from both sides means the points are shared and honours even.