A second change of the day for Reading with Jayden Wareham replaced by Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan.

Barrow have leap-frogged Gillingham into 18th. Kian Spence with a stunner to pick out the top corner to open the scoring.

Grimsby ace Justin Obikwu pegs Mark Hughes' Carlisle back moments after the U's had struck the post. 1-1 at Blundell Park.

Hakeeb Adelakun has his and Salford's second goal in nine minutes to go 2-0 up against Tranmere. And Ben Thompson has made up for team-mate Michael Cheek's penalty mishap to finally put Bromley 1-0 up against MK Dons.

Reading's Harvey Knibbs picks up the game's second yellow card for a foul.

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A change for Burton with Charlie Webster heading off and recent signing James Jones coming on.

Callum Marshall is outside the area for Huddersfield and decides he'll have a shot but it's easily savid.

Reading are looking a bit more ambitious in this second period and Mamadi Camara hooks an effort just wide.

It's livening up.

Brodie Spencer is cautioned for Huddersfield.

Harvey Knibbs fires wide for Reading.

Salford's hope of a play-off place, or maybe better, has been improved. Hakeeb Adelakun has his third goal in four appearances to put City 1-0 up on Tranmere.

It is the Connal Trueman show at Stadium MK. The MK Dons goalkeeper sensationally saves Michael Cheek's penalty, after Cameron Congreve was downed by Connor Lemonheigh-Evans.

Steven Schumacher's first home game in charge of Bolton isn't going to plan as they trail struggling Crawley 2-1 through goals from Rushian Hepburn-Murphy and Will Swan after Jordi Osei-Tutu hadlevelled almost immediately. We make it three goals in four minutes.

Lincoln and Cambridge United are still level at 1-1 and it's goalless between Rotherham and Shrewsbury.

Tom Marlow
BBC WM commentator

There wasn't really a lot to talk about in terms of goal mouth action in the first half.

We were talking that it might be a mistake from a set piece, that could help Walsall take the lead.

It all felt a bit edgy in those first halves.

Will it open up in the second?

We are back under way...

After the 3-3 thriller between Swindon and Port Vale, and Bradford's 1-0 win over Harrogate, at lunchtime, there hasn't been a huge amount of goal action in the 15:00 GMTs.

The only side to notch more than once are Newport County, who are 2-0 up on Crewe. Cameron Antwi and David Ajiboye the two goalscorers.

Mark Hughes' spell at Carlisle is off to a banger as they lead Grimsby 1-0, while Fleetwood have a 1-0 advantage on Cheltenham.

Everywhere else is goalless.

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Cambridge United have got themselves level at the break at Lincoln.

Freddie Draper put the home side in front but a deflected James Gibbons effort has got the visitors back into it.

Bolton are being held 0-0 at home by struggling Crawley and it's also goalless between Rotherham and relegation-threatened Shrewsbury.

Tom Marlow
BBC WM commentator

Colchester have had the best chances with Harry Anderson's effort on four minutes, which was the closest anyone has got.

Both Colchester defenders have had headers on target, whilst the referee is getting a few boos from the fans around the ground after the penalty appeal.

He will have to deal with Colchester manager Danny Cowley as he heads down the tunnel.

All-square but the home side have been on top.

Dion Charles has come the closest to breaking the deadlock with two shots narrowly wide for Huddersfield and Callum Marshall has fired straight at Joel Pereira in the Reading goal.

The visitors have been largely anonymous going foward with a Mamadi Camara effort flying over the bar.

Matty Virtue bags in back-to-back matches to put Fleetwood 1-0 up against Cheltenham. The forward has three goals against the Robins this season.

Newport County double their lead in the second minute of first half stoppage time. David Ajiboye makes the most of a defensive mix-up to go past the goalkeeper and make it 2-0.

And that is all we will play for the first half.

A big second half to come, goalless so far.

And the referee brings an end to the first half.

Nothing between the two teams after 45 minutes, let's hope for some goals in the second half!

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That's a very good half of football from the home side who should probably be home and hosed already.

Jon Dadi Bodvarsson provided the assist for Rumarn Burrell to give the home side the lead but he has also been key in providing chances for Jack Armer and Burrell again.

Charlie Webster has also fired over.

We haven't seen much of Blackpool with Elkan Baggott's header comfortably saved by Max Crocombe.