Mark Halliwell
BBC Radio Gloucestershire summariser

It was a preventable corner, terrible corner given away, and a terrible back pass.

They couldn't get the tackle in on Berry in the penalty area, and Markanday gets it in from six yards out.

A loose clearance from Latics keeper Sam Tickle is pounced upon by the Imps, Ben House is played in down the left but though he drifts into the box and works a yard for a shot, his effort cannons off a defender and away.

Close to a second for the Grecians. Ed Francis is teed-up by Jack McMillan but his effort is blocked by the chest of a Boro defender, the ball drops to Pierce Sweeney but Murphy Mahoney in the Stevenage goal is equal to his effort.

Another Stevenage corner, another Harvey White delivery and another Carl Piergianni header, this time it flies past the upright rather than over the bar.

Stevenage are seeking to end a nine-month winless run on their travels, remember.

Chesterfield's Tom Naylor is the first player into the book as he fouls the visitors' Joel Colwill. It's a deserved yellow card but it prevented Cheltenham getting away on a dangerous break.

I believe that is called 'taking one for the team'.

Down the other end and Tendayi Darikwa has the first sight of goal for Lincoln, firing in low from the right but Wigan keeper Sam Tickle gathers low down.

How Darikwa would like a goal against his former club today!

No more weather chat. This game is alive and kicking.

And now Port Vale work a good opening of their own. Lorent Tolaj is slipped in down the left and fires a decent effort towards goal but it's straight at Accrington keeper Michael Kelly.

The game has crackled into life. Wigan forward Joe Hugill so nearly got on the end of a low cross from the left from Luke Chambers, with Zach Jeacock stretching to palm the ball away from his goalmouth while Dion Rankin's follow-up was blocked in the middle.

Thelo Aasgaard when bends a free-kick straight at the Imps keeper from 20 yards out.

Latics on top.

A half chance for Accrington as Jake Batty swings in a cross from the left hand side but Dara Costelloe is unable to generate any power on his headed effort.

The first shot on target for Stanley who swing in another cross moments later but Port Vale's Connor Ripley is out quickly to pluck it from the air.

The first Lincoln corner was headed out by the first man, the second is far deeper beyond the back post and comes to nothing as the referee has spotted an infringement.

The fans are enjoying the late summer sunshine as much as the football in the opening 19 minutes, it's fair to say.

Dean Thompson
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

I was looking for a foul... there wasn't one.

It's a real scrappy goal.

Charlie Goode goes in search of a quick reply for Boro but he nods over Joe Whitworth's bar from a Harvey White corner.

End-to-end stuff to start the EFL afternoon.

The weather is nice, the pitch looks snooker table crisp but there's no real action of note so far at the Wham Stadium.

We're 13 minutes in and just the one shot apiece so far. Accrington's Shaun Whalley attempts an ambitious lob from range but it doesn't trouble Connor Ripley in the Port Vale goal.

Moments later, Vale's top scorer Ethan Chislett fires in an effort from the edge of the box but it's straight at Michael Kelly.

Carl Piergianni has nodded over the bar from a Harvey White free-kick for Stevenage while at the other end a succession of corners have come to nought for the hosts, with Pierce Sweeney's low shot being blocked as close as they have come to breaking the deadlock.

Lively start at SJP, however.

Now it's the home side's turn to test the opposition goalkeeper but, like Luke Young's free-kick at the other end, Armando Dobra's effort is safely gathered by Owen Evans.

First strains of the legendary air-raid siren the home fans use when they win a corner... they didn't last long as the ball is cleared and the Imps retreat to halfway.

Cheltenham have lost all three on the road so far this season but they have made a bright start with Luke Young testing home goalkeeper Ryan Boot from distance with a free-kick which the custodian holds on to.