Nearly a birthday goal for Wrexham forward Sam Smith, who turns 27 today.

There's a nice exchange of passes with Sebastian Revan but Smith can't get the crucial touch on Revan's ball into the middle.

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Basement-boys Shrewsbury avoided falling behind at Exeter thanks to Jamal Blackman saving a penalty from the Grecians' Josh Magennis, only for the hosts to break the deadlock moments later through Caleb Watts.

Mark Hone
Former Lincoln City defender on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

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Chris Davies won't be concerned as Birmingham have created a few half chances, but defensively Lincoln have been great so far.

The longer Blues don't score the more the crowd will get agitated, as they haven't managed to find the breakthrough.

You can see both managers are irate on the touchline.

Birmingham front man Jay Stansfield is the first name in the book after a foul on Conor McGrandles.

Gillingham have their second attempt on the Bradford goal as Armani Little strikes a 20-yard free-kick just over the bar.

The Gills have won just one of their past 15 in League Two but it did come in their latest home match. So there is hope.

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Peterborough 1-0 Wycombe

James Dornelly needs some treatment for a facial injury and heads off the pitch for a moment.

The Posh are down to 10 but will the fans at London Road be worried?

Probably not. Their team are doing more than holding their own against the second best side in the division, according to the standings at least.

The first shot of the day as former Millers man Sebastian Revan gets a sight of goal after being found in the box but lashes over Dillon Phillips' bar under pressure from a defender.

Joe Sbarra has put Doncaster in control as he doubles the lead against Swindon with his second goal of the season.

Victory would draw third-placed Rovers within four points of Walsall who top the table. For now at least.

Play-off chasing Bolton are on the right track for a seventh win in nine games as they have taken the lead at battling Burton through Aaron Morley.

Mark Hone
Former Lincoln City defender on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Where are we? Someone needs to be on the penalty spot and be able to get on those second balls.

Someone needs to make a run and make a flick on from that ball hanging in the air.

That is disappointing from us.

A third Gillingham player goes into the referee's notebook inside 20 minutes as Jimmy-Jay Morgan is shown a yellow card for a challenge on Tayo Adaramola.

He joins Conor Masterton and Armani Little walking the tightrope.

Abraham Odoh takes a tumble in the box courtesy of Josh Scowen and gets a penalty for his pains.

A quiet start in League Two aside from Doncaster's early goal which we believe has been timed at 18 seconds now.

The only other goal so far comes in a battle from the lower reaches of the table where Leo Duru has given Barrow the lead against Accrington who started the day just two places above the drop zone.

A first of the season for the American midfielder, making just his 10th appearance of the campaign.

Taylor Gardner-Hickman bangs in a shot at goal from the middle of the box but Imps keeper George Wickens gets a glove up to tip over the bar.

The Blues midfielder has another go but his strike this time is off-target and lifts too high.

Rotherham have grown into the game of late and Joe Powell has fired wide of Arthur Okonkwo with a half-volley through a crowd from the edge of the box.

Wycombe's turn now to go on the attack.

Garath McCleary goes on the run and cuts to Richard Kone.

Kone sends in a cross from the left but it's caught between two of his teammates and neither can get a foot on it.

Pretty scrappy start to proceedings at the sunny Stok Cae Ras.

Corners for both teams but neither has caused either defence any trouble thus far.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

Chris Davies hasn't been triggered by the time wasting, but if it continues there is no doubt he will.

He will happy that the referee is taking it so seriously early on.

Big goal at both ends of the table as Bristol Rovers take the lead at home to sixth-placed Huddersfield through Ruel Sotiriou on 10 minutes.

Leyton Orient's wobble looks like it might be continuing too as Tyler Roberts has put visiting Northampton 1-0 up after 11 minutes.