Salford are down to 10 men against Chesterfield after Hakeeb Adelakun is sent off for an off-the-ball incident.

Ashley Hay has given Cheltenham the lead at AFC Wimbledon with a stunning header, while Accrington have steamed into a 3-0 lead against Newport - Tyler Walton with the latest goal.

Great jinking run from Adam Stansfield almost gets the striker in on goal but great goalkeeping from Murphy Cooper sees him smother the ball at Stansfield's feet.

It does feel like only a matter of time until the hosts break the deadlock in this one.

Good move from Blues.

From the corner, Kieran Dowell takes it short and gets it back on the right side of the box.

He strikes left-footed towards the top corner but its slightly too high and goes out for a goal-kick.

Chances starting to rack up now.

County's Nick Tsaroulla turns his man on the left touchline and from there he only has eyes for the goal.

He drifts on to his right foot before unleashing a swirling effort towards goal.

Jordan Wright looks nervous but it is just over the crossbar.

Chance for the hosts.

Willum Willumsson digs out a decent enough cross from the left which finds Kieran Dowell, but the midfielder, who is relatively free in the box, is unable to direct his header on target.

Meanwhile, Dan Butler has just conceded a corner which Dowell will take. Pressure already starting to build from Birmingham.

Accrington Stanley have come out of the blocks fast. They lead Newport County 2-0 through Southampton loanee Joe O'Brien-Whitmarsh and Kelsey Mooney.

Exeter City have taken the lead against Mansfield Town thanks to Demetri Mitchell's 8th-minute strike.

Second-bottom Cambridge United have made the perfect start at Blackpool after Dom Ballard's early goal against his former club.

Welcome to the match Sam Slocombe. Has he even warmed up yet? He certainly wouldn't have expected to be involved tonight.

His save to deny Danny Rose suggests he's never off the clock. The Grimsby striker got himself free and lashed a strike from the edge of the box, but Slocombe flung himself to his left to batter away.

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Stevenage goalkeeper, Murphy Cooper, has been warned for time wasting on a goal kick... after seven minutes. Is that a record?

Very lively opening to proceedings at St Andrew's.

Since you've last been with us, Blues midfielder Tomoki Iwata's left foot shot from 15 yards out goes too slightly high of the Stevenage goal when he probably ought to have hit the target, at the very least.

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Grimsby 0-0 Notts County

Alex Bass needs some treatment after coming for a free-kick and colliding with Harvey Rodgers. It was really innocuous but the County goalkeeper has really hurt his leg.

He needs a helping hand to get off the pitch so Sam Slocombe is being readied.

It is the substitute goalkeeper's first league appearance of the season.

Early corner for the hosts conceded by Nick Freeman.

The ball is swept in by Paik Seung-ho but the referee spots some pushing and gives a free-kick to Stevenage.

At the other end, the ball comes back to Jamie Reid who strikes a vicious shot which is well tipped around the post from Ryan Allsop for a Stevenage corner.

From it, the ball breaks to the edge of the box and Allsop makes a more comfortable stop. Lively start to this one!

County are straight on to the front foot.

Jacob Bedeau whips in an inviting cross from the left aiming for top scorer Alassana Jatta. But the striker somewhat air-heads the ball.

Here we go!

We are underway in 10 of our 11 games across Leagues One and Two tonight.

Remember, Reading take on Wrexham 15 minutes later in a 20:00 GMT kick-off

Rovers hand 18-year-old Kofi Shaw a start as one of four changes. Chris Martin, Taylor Moore and Joel Senior are the other three to come in.

Gethin Jones returns for Bolton after four weeks missing with a rib injury. Szabolcs Schon also comes into the starting XI, with Josh Dacres-Cogley and Jordi Osei-Tutu exit the side.

Reading new boy and former Spurs starlet Tom Carroll starts on the bench tonight with Harvey Knibbs, Lewis Wing and Charlie Savage making up a midfield three, as Kevin Ehibhationham continues to lead the line following his goal at the weekend.

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Jay Rodriguez starts again for Wrexham behind Sam Smith in head coach Phil Parkinson's favoured 3-5-1-1 formation.

James McClean captains the visitors tonight, and veteran striker Steven Fletcher has to settle for a place on the bench once more.

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Colchester have rung the changes despite a third straight win against Cheltenham. Four new faces come in, in Fiacre Kelleher, Harry Anderson, Arthur Read, and making his first start since December, Rob Hunt.

Out go JK Gordon, Jamie McDonnell, Jack Tucker, and Lyle Taylor.

Vale also make a quartet of changes from the weekend.

Mitch Clark, Ethan Chislett, Ronan Curtis and Kyle John all come in, while Jayden Stockley makes a welcome return to the bench.

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Stuart Maynard has made two changes from the side which lost to AFC Wimbledon at the weekend. Zak Johnson and Jack Hinchy drop to the bench as Kellan Gordon and Lewis Macari come into the starting XI.

The Mariners also make a pair of changes as Tyrell Rodgers and Faroe Island debutant Geza David Turi come in for Lewis Cass and George McEachran from the side which stunned table-toppers Walsall on Saturday.

Two changes for Blues following the weekend's 1-0 win over Lincoln City.

Out go club captain Krystian Bielik, who drops to the bench, and Taylor Gardner-Hickman who has a hamstring strain.

In come FC Twente loanee Alfons Sampsted and Willum Willumsson.

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Stevenage also make two changes from Saturday.

Out go defender Dan Sweeney and Jordan Roberts.

They are replaced by ex-Brentford defender Charlie Goode and Eli King.

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