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Bolton roll out the same side which came from behind to win a late one at Huddersfield nine days ago.

There are five changes to the Cardiff side which beat Reading last time out.

In come Isaak Davies, Will Fish, Perry Ng and Dylan Lawlor while Alex Robertson makes his first appearance of the season.

Calum Chambers, Ronan Kpakio and Joel Colwill drop to the bench while Chris Willock and Gabriel Osho are missing.

Boss Brian Barry-Murphy also goes into this one without a replacement goalkeeper among the substitutes - risky?

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Unbeaten at home v unbeaten away

Seventh v first

Looks good this one.

If you can have any problems when you're seventh after 13 games of the season then for Bolton it is their home form not being mirrored on their travels, thus they are yet to record back-to-back league victories.

Get them on home soil however and you buy yourself a whole deal of trouble.

Bolton have won their past three games at home, scoring nine goals along the way and in on-loan Hull City forward Mason Burstow (7) they have a man enjoying the most prolific season of his career so far.

Cardiff City roll up to the Toughsheet Stadium enjoying their best start to a season on the road for four years and as the only League One side yet to lose away.

Brian Barry-Murphy's side also know their way to goal with only Bradford City (22) having scored more than the Bluebirds' 21.

Told you it looked good didn't I? Now we just have to hope these two can live up to the billing.

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Cardiff have the chance to put the pressure on those chasing them at the top of League One if they can get the win at Bolton this lunchtime.

Anything less and they could find themselves as low as fourth come teatime.

Stevenage against Bradford City has a lot riding on it from 15:00 BST.

Ian Evatt's first assignment as Blackpool boss is to try to lift them off the bottom and they have the ideal opportunity with their trip to the side just above them, Peterborough.

League One

Bolton Wanderers v Cardiff City

Mansfield Town v Wigan Athletic

League Two

Cheltenham Town v Walsall

Fleetwood Town v Accrington Stanley

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Good afternoon and welcome along to our live coverage of today's action across League One and League Two.

We have a busy schedule and plenty of talking points in this, the final round of fixtures before the clocks go back (don't forget).

Things are starting with a bang as the leaders in the third and fourth tiers are involved in our early kick-offs and then we have 18 matches coming your way at 15:00 BST.

Will Tom Lockyer make his return to football after two years with Bristol Rovers? Can Jack Wilshere get a first win as Luton boss?

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