Harry Leonard put bottom side Peterborough in front after poking in Peter Kioso's smart cross and soon made it a double over AFC Wimbledon with a fantastic penalty conversion.

New Posh boss Luke Williams is really getting a tune out of his striker.

Josh Neufville cuts in from out wide for Bradford and unleashes a shot which Brad Collins does well to save.

The home side just beginning to warm up.

Andrew Dawkins
BBC Radio WM commentator

Kai Whitmore has buried it for the home side.

It's been fairly even so far in terms of chances and possession, it was a really good finish, edge of the area into the roof of the net.

Walsall are facing a shock defeat against bottom of the league Newport.

Plymouth's Matthew Sorinola is the first to test Owen Goodman in the Terriers goal with a low strike from outside the box but Goodman is good for it.

He gets his gloves on the ball to tip it out for a corner and Argyle are not able to make a dent with the set piece.

Newport have been under pressure for most of the season so far and that hasn't changed so far this afternoon, with Walsall going close twice more.

Courtney Clarke's attempt was cleared off the line by Gerard Garner, while Exiles goalkeeper Jordan Wright was also forced into a save to thwart Daniel Kanu.

First goal in League One!

Rotherham's Reece James smashes in a shot in from distance and while it connects with the post, it heads the right way to sneak past the line against Lincoln City.

Jordan Brown, George Honeyman, Hayden Coulson, Michael Ihiekwe and CJ Hamilton are back in the Blackpool side.

Lee Evans misses out but Scott Banks, Andrew Lyons, Zac Ashworth and Emil Hansson are on the bench.

Will Fish, David Turnbull and Callum Robinson are among the substitutes for Cardiff with Calum Chambers, Joel Colwill and Yousef Salech starting.

First goal in the 3pm kick-offs goes to Grimsby's Danny Rose, who scored two in their previous league game against Fleetwood.

Rose is on target again as the Mariners take the lead away to Barrow.

Goalkeeper Ben Hinchliffe returns for Stockport after being rested for last week's FA Cup win at Tranmere.

Corey O'Keeffe, Owen Dodgson, Callum Camps, Nathan Lowe and Owen Moxon also start.

Luton replace Nigel Lonwijk with Mads Andersen.

Owen Dale has picked up a very early yellow card for Plymouth after pulling back Lasse Sorensen on the break.

A messy start to this one.

Bradford have made seven changes from their FA Cup defeat by Cheltenham last weekend with boss Graham Alexander fielding a more familiar looking side.

It includes the return of Bobby Pointon but there's no George Lapslie or Will Swan.

Burton go with the same side which drew with Rotherham in the league on Tuesday.

Callum Connolly thumps a header over the bar for the home side from a corner.

The home side have failed to win any of their past 11 league games against Luton.

November 1968 was their last victory.

Back to back defeats for Walsall and the league leaders certainly won't want to contemplate turning that into a hat-trick today.

They've gone close to opening the scoring very early at Rodney Parade, with Courtney Clarke's ball picking out Aaron Pressley, but his volley soars over the bar.

CJ Hamilton gets the first sight of goal in this one.

The Blackpool man's strike is off target.

Jonathan Smith
Former Luton midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

It looks from the way Stockport have set up that they're wanting to play physically.

It's important that Luton win those headers, win those tackles, against a team that have started the season really well.

Burton have not come to defend.

A long throw is flicked on by George Evans and Kyran Lofthouse brings a save out of Bradford goalkeeper Sam Walker.

The Brewers are unbeaten in their past five on the road remember.

Both these sides have made four changes coming into this match.

One of Huddersfield's sees Owen Goodman return between the sticks for the first time since August.

Can he make a good impression to earn back his spot?

Sat down comfortably?

Our 15:00 kick-offs are underway.