Wigan defender James Carragher showcasing his genetics with a goal-saving challenge to deny Gatlin O'Donkor a surefire leveller for Rovers at the Brick.

Nathan Ellington
Ex-Bristol Rovers striker on BBC Radio Bristol

Both teams need to change things up.

It's looking like not much is going to change in this game unless substitutions are made.

More goals to tell you about around the grounds in the fourth tier.

Notts County have taken the lead against Bromley through Jodi Jones' 58th minute penalty.

And Barrow have doubled their advantage over Grimsby Town thanks to Tyler Smith.

Stoppage in play as Wanderers defender Joe Low needs some treatment after seemingly taking a blow to the face in a challenge with Tom Eaves.

That is a match-up of physical specimens which really deserves the David Attenborough slow-mo treatment in 4k.

No card, despite the stray arm, and Low is ok to continue...

Stockport have had 10 shots so far.

Crawley... two.

The latest from the hosts is from Ollie Norwood but he can't keep his attempt down as it flies sky high above the bar.

First change for the visitors.

Haji Mnoga is replaced by Stephan Negru.

Joe Hungbo's day is done, Shaun Maloney takes off the attacking Latics midfielder, bringing on Jonny Smith in his stead to give Rovers something else to think about in the closing 35 minutes or so.

Port Vale might be 1-0 up but now they are a man down.

Mitchell Clark has been shown a straight red card for lunging in on Chesterfield's Aribim Pepple.

This could be a long second-half for the Staffordshire side.

Crawley Town midfielder Bradley Ibrahim is booked for a foul on Kyle Knoyle.

Pressure mounting for Crawley, who currently see themselves rock bottom of the table if things stay as they are.

Terry Taylor whips in a free-kick for the Cobblers into the Wycombe box but Tom Eaves' glancing header skids across goal and out for a goal-kick.

With wins for Cambridge United earlier and Burton winning handsomely at present, the Cobblers are only six points off the foot of League One as things stand...

Just before the break, Lee Angol received a straight red card for Morecambe for kicking out at Colchester's Ellis Iandolo.

Another Ollie Norwood-Will Collar corner kick combination almost repeats the magic of the first.

Collar jumps highest to Norwood's curled cross but his header clatters with the crossbar.

As for Crawley, well they made a substitution at half-time that sees Harry Forster in place of Will Swan.

Salford's Liam Shephard is the first player in the book today after tripping Cheltenham's Ethon Archer, who enjoyed himself in the first half.

Midfielder Matt Butcher is off the bench at half-time for Wycombe, replacing Dan Harvie, with Luke Leahy having to revert to left-back.

Interim boss Sam Grace shuffling his pack...

Only 20 first-half goals across League One and Two... not acceptable.

Hopefully at least 30 more to come in the next 45 minutes. Let's see where they come!

We're getting back under way...

Marc Webber
Final Score at Adam's Park

A game where Wycombe were down for a comfortable lead, is a draw so far.

In fact, it was Northampton who got the ball in the back of the net - Aaron McGowan’s header disallowed as he fouled the keeper Franco Ravizzoli.

But that emboldened Northampton with a couple more chances as Wycombe warmed into the game with two great chances.

Luke Leahy scuffed a simple shot before Joe Low came close with a shot which required a point-blank save by Nik Tzanev.

Adam Cottier
BBC Radio 5Live commentator

It's been a long time coming but Bradford City finally look like genuine promotion contenders in this division.

They were aggressive, sharp and fluid throughout against the league leaders, smothering their opponents with some superb attacking play and three excellent goals.

Alex Pattison was Bradford City's stand out, scoring an exceptional individual goal to make it 3-0.

A near-to-perfect performance that will give Bantams' fans an injection of hope that this could be a special year.

It's eyes on the top three now for a team who brushed aside the leaders in style today.

Port Vale lead at Chesterfield thanks to Jayden Stockley's second-minute opener.

Barrow, in Andy Whing's first game in charge, lead Grimsby at home 1-0 via Robbie Gotts' strike and Cheltenham lead Salford City thanks to Tommy Backwell.

Colchester United and Morecambe remains goalless whilst bottom club Carlisle United have a vital 1-0 lead at Fleetwood following Cedwyn Scott's 19th-minute goal.

Tranmere Rovers have been pegged back to 1-1 by Gillingham after Sol Solomon opened the scoring but that was cancelled out just before the break due to Jordan Turnbull's own goal.

Notts County and Bromley remains 0-0, as does Harrogate Town's trip to Doncaster Rovers.

And Accrington Stanley hold a narrow shock lead at promotion-chasing Crewe Alexandra after Shaun Whalley's 16th-minute goal.

Shrewsbury are currently on for a point in their goalless tie with Charlton to see themselves stave off time at the bottom.

There's also no goals to report between Barnsley and Stevenage, as is the case for Wycombe against Northampton Town to remain in second place on the table.

Plenty of goals between Burton and Rotherham however, with the Brewers leading 3-1, as Blackpool also put three past the Grecians keeper to go into the break at 3-0 against Exeter.

Leyton Orient lead Reading by 1-0, while Peterborough are yet to score and trail Lincoln City by two goals.

Nathan Ellington
Ex-Bristol Rovers striker on BBC Radio Bristol

Wigan are edging it but I've seen it many times - if they rest on it they'll give Rovers a chance and it's up to them to take those chances.

Rovers have got to stay positive and continue doing what they are doing.