Reading are pushing for a second here. Andre Garcia intercepts a wayward pass inside the Crawley half and drives forward before hitting a shot well over the bar.

Off target but the Royals are on top in the game.

Tim Dellor
BBC Berkshire sport editor

He took it like a seasoned striker rather than a central defender!

Dangerous times for Posh as Wycombe ping the ball around the Peterborough final third in an effort to find a way through to goal.

The visitors appeal for a handball but the referee isn't interested.

The decision doesn't go their way but the momentum is certainly on their side now.

Mick Gooding
Ex-Reading player/manager on BBC Radio Berkshire

Mbengue swivelled so well and caught the ball sweet as.

I'll be surprised if this doesn't end being three or four.

Barrow come close again.

This time it's a Ben Jackson corner to the far post which nearly sneaks in but it's cleared off the line.

Peterborough are enjoying a short spell of possession are still unable to pose any kind of threat to the hosts.

They offer up Wycombe a free kick but much to their relief, it's wasted as it's driven straight into a block.

The Chairboys are on top but haven't capitalised yet.

Crawley's Jojo Wollacott makes a brilliant save and it's Adrian Akande again for Reading causing problems.

Akande outmuscles Joy Mukena after a ball is clipped over the top and fires across goal towards the far post but it's beaten away by Wollacott.

Barrow nearly find a leveller as Emile Acquah makes a tackle on Accrington keeper Billy Crellin and was poised to slot home into an empty net, but he's stopped in his tracks as the referee calls a foul.

Some good work by Adrian Akande who fizzes in a cross after a neat move by Reading but Crawley's Jojo Wollacott is out to claim.

Certainly a lively start in Berkshire.

Gaby Zakuani
Ex-Peterborough defender on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

Posh just can't seem to get out of the press, passes keep getting cut out in midfield.

They just can't get a foothold on the game.

Big chance for Wycombe!

Posh keeper Jed Steer sees himself drifting forward and out of position. Wycombe forward Garath McCleary spots the error and goes charging toward goal but doesn't manage to get enough height on the ball to pass it over the 6'1ft goal keeper.

Opportunity goes amiss.

Crawley almost take the lead!

Will Swann gets inside his man and hits an effort across goal towards the far post but David Button saves well.

The rebound falls to Junior Quitirna who can only divert it into the side netting from a tight angle.

This is end-to-end stuff already and both could be ahead.

A huge chance for Reading's Sam Smith at the other end as Adrian Akande crosses in from the right for Smith who is unmarked less than six yards out but stabs a left-footed effort straight at Jojo Wollacott.

Smith was just off balance as it came to him but he'd have fancied burying that.

Peterborough play out from the back to build themselves into a good position in their opponent's final third.

Posh forward Malik Mothersille sends a pass towards Jack Sparkes, who find himself in a good position but wastes his shot as it goes looping above the bar.

The game's first sniff of a chance goes begging for Harry Forster as Crawley win a corner and the ball falls to him on the edge of the box nicely... but he can't get it under control and the moment is gone.

Barrow have started on the front foot and win an early corner.

It's whipped in by Ben Jackson towards the back post and is flicked on but it's straight into the hands of Accrington goalkeeper Billy Crellin.

A quick reminder that this is also the first ever EFL clash between these two sides with Crawley spending the last 10 years in League Two until winning promotion last season.

The visitors are just enjoying getting their foot on the ball for the first time now and knocking it about nicely, albeit in their own half.

An early free kick for Wycombe a few metres outside the right-hand side of the penalty box sees Daniel Harvie curve one towards goal.

It's pretty but an easy collection for Posh keeper Jed Steer.

Both teams settling nicely into the sunshine at Adams Park.