This is a HUGE chance for Harrogate.

They haven't had many attacking moments so when they get into the six-yard box they need to make it count.

Oliver Sanderson flicks the ball over the bar from point-blank range after enterprising work on the left by the recently introduced Ben Fox.

Ben Fox comes on for his debut after arriving from Northampton.

He replaces Levi Sutton, who had hurt his foot.

Charlton are swamping Stevenage now and Thierry Small gets a low cross in which Luke Berry just can't connect with.

Stevenage just need to steady things down here because a third goal will surely end this as a contest.

Bobby Pointon skips through the middle of the park before unleashing Alexander Pattison to his right.

His first touch pushes him a little wide but he still takes on the shot. Just over the bar on the angle. The patterns of play look like they were replicate the first half.

Barnsley have made a substitution at the break.

Clement Rodrigues is replaced by Neil Farrugia.

Matt Godden's goal against his former side where he scored 30 league goals separates the teams.

Stevenage are well in this though and can feel a little aggrieved to be behind.

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We've got goals in all four of our early kick-offs but let's be greedy and hope for a few more.

We are back under way for the second-half.

League One:

• Charlton 1-0 Stevenage
• Stockport 2-0 Barnsley

League Two:

• Bradford 1-0 Harrogate
• Swindon 2-2 Port Vale

Hal Boxall-Dockree
BBC Radio York Harrogate Town summariser

I think the only positive for Simon Weaver and his staff at half-time is that we are still in this at 1-0.

The form has been good apart from that 45 minutes, so we know we have a got a level we can go to, to improve. If we can get an equaliser early in the second half, we have talked before about how quick this place can turn.

But certainly all is not lost for Harrogate, but a really difficult first 45.

Four goals, shared equally, on the County Ground see-saw.

Will Wright had slotted Swindon ahead from the spot, only for the Valients to score twice in nine minutes to turn the scoreline on its head.

Jaheim Headley levelled things before Lorent Tolaj's diving header put his side ahead.

But on the cusp of the break, Danny Butterworth steered into the bottom corner.

Bring on the second half based on that drama!

That's not 45 minutes we're going to spend long discussing over a Saturday night pint but Charlton won't mind that because they have the crucial go-ahead goal.

Matt Godden tucked home his third goal in as many games barely 60 seconds before the break after Conor Coventry had pulled the ball back from the byline.

Up to that point Stevenage had had the better of things with goalkeeper Ashley Maynard-Brewer denying Louis Appere in a one-on-one situation while Jamie Reid fired into the side netting.

As it stands Charlton are into the top six.

The referee blows his whistle to mark the end of the first half.

After a fairly slow start to the game it came to life with two quickfire goals by Stockport County.

Isaac Olaofe's finish to open the scoring was really well taken before Will Collar struck home a well taken penalty to double the lead.

A big change is needed in the second half for Barnsley if they are to get back in this game, they are still yet to majorly threaten in attack.

That's the end of the first half in this north Yorkshire derby.

Antoni Sarcevic's goal in the second minute is the difference between the two sides.

But 66% possession and 5-2 on goal attempts in Bradford's favour tell the full story of the half. Home dominance but too little quality where it matters.

Bradford up to fourth as it stands.

We will have two minutes added on.

A Stockport corner is cleared out to Lewis Bate who is waiting on the edge of the area.

He takes aim but fires it wide of the right-hand post from distance.

We've had 43 minutes and we have our first shot on target but Greg Docherty's effort is safely pouched by Murphy Cooper in the Stevenage goal.