Crawley will certainly feel they should have been level with an excellent chance just before the break.

But Wrexham boast the best home record in the EFL and have also beaten the visitors in the previous two matches between the sides.

Can the Red Devils upset the odds in the second-half? Wrexham have started strongly, winning a couple of corners before Jay Williams goes down for Crawley.

Back down the other end and Lyndon Dykes, on his first Blues start, is inches away from adding a third from a teasing cross from Alex Cochrane who has a left-foot like a wand, as we saw against Wrexham on Monday night.

This game is a bit edgy, you can sense Bradford believe they have the better of AFC Wimbledon but can they create some clear-cut chances?

As for the visitors, goalkeeper Owen Goodman has made two good saves and they've largely defended well but can they provide a threat at the other end of the pitch?

Almost an immediate impact for Millers' half-time sub Joe Powell who flashes a volley inches past Bailey Peacock-Farrell's upright.

League Two's last remaining unbeaten record is under threat at Meadow Lane thanks to Elliott Nevitt's first EFL goal for Gillingham.

Notts County will be encouraged by the sheer number of chances they created in the first-half but not so much by the poor finishing...

Just the 28 first-half goals across League One and Two... how many more do we have in store in the second half?

Place your bets and take your seats, you won't want to miss a minute.

We are back under way...

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

Boos from the home supporters at the break after an excellent first half from Birmingham.

We've been treated to plenty of goals around the grounds in the first 45 minutes of League One action this afternoon.

Barnsley lead Burton Albion 1-0 at half-time thanks to a 36th-minute strike by Luca Connell.

Goals from Kwame Poku and Ricky-Jade Jones have given Peterborough a 2-0 advantage over Bristol Rovers, while Wycombe Wanderers are being held 1-1 at home to bottom of the table Cambridge United.

Ethan Galbraith's brace for Leyton Orient has put them two up away at Stockport and Mansfield trail 1-0 at home to Shrewsbury.

Sheer League One madness.

No goals in four matches, four in the first half. Ian Evatt walks to the dressing room with a smile on his face.

Ruben Selles, less so.

Dion Charles has converted two spot-kicks and fired between David Button's legs, with Josh Sheehan netting a free-kick to boot.

Ben Elliot's first Royals goal looks like a mere consolation at this point.

Crewe are cruising at home to Harrogate as Jack Lankester has added to Kane Hemmings' opener to make it 2-0.

Barrow lead Newport 1-0 thanks to Elliot Newby's goal.

Doncaster found themselves down to ten men inside ten minutes with Harry Clifton collecting two yellow cards and Ellis Harrison eventually nudged MK Dons ahead.

Mike Williamson started the week as MK Dons boss and has ended it in charge of Carlisle and his new side lead 1-0 at Swindon.

Colchester tossed away a 3-1 lead to draw with 10-man Morecambe last weekend but Lyle Taylor's double has them 2-0 up at home to Tranmere. They surely can't do it two weeks in a row can they?

Cheick Diabate almost has Bradford ahead at the break but he's denied by the AFC Wimbledon goalkeeper, Owen Goodman.

Plenty of attacking promise from Bradford, plenty of solid defending from AFC Wimbledon.

The second-placed side head the leaders thanks to Elliott Nevitt's calmness to go around Notts County goalkeeper Alex Bass and slot home for Gillingham.

But Notts County have hit the woodwork twice and seen two other good chances go begging.

The first league meeting for 15 years and it's very much advantage Northampton at half-time.

Michal Helik's backpass went straight into an empty net after 18 minutes before Cameron McGeehan doubled the lead seven minutes later.

An uphill task for the Terriers in the second-half.

Gassan Ahadme's close-range own-goal from Rob Apter's cross and Albie Morgan's first Tangerines goal, against his former club, have Steve Bruce smiling at the break.

The Addicks are unbeaten in 10 games at The Valley - that record is under serious threat at the break.

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Wrexham are ahead at the break thanks to Elliot Lee's goal.

Junior Quitirna missed an excellent chance on the stroke of half time, firing a left-footed shot wide from inside the box.

Rotherham actually started the brighter but Tomoki Iwata's 20-yard rocket and a gorgeous lob from Jay Stansfield have Blues fans dreaming of an immediate return to the second tier...

... and who knows what after that?

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Close to a second for Reading, and for Ben Elliot as Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan lays it off to Elliot who fizzes over Nathan Baxter's crossbar from 20 yards.

Cries from the home crowd that striker Andy Cook was being held in the penalty area - he might have been, he might not have been - no penalty.