Big goal at the foot of the table, where Peterborough are behind against Blackpool, the only team below them - and it's an own goal as well.

Josh Bowler's shot was parried by Alex Bass and deflected in off Posh defender Peter Kioso. So far, so good for new Seasiders boss Ian Evatt.

Meanwhile, Cauley Woodrow has given Wycombe the lead against 10-man Huddersfield.

It's a good run isn't it Fraser. Notts County are unbeaten in each of their last five home league games (W4 D1) and could equal their best unbeaten run on home turf since promotion back to the Football League in 2023 (six between Jan – Feb 2025).

Cameron Dawson comes up big for Rotherham as he keeps out a fierce free kick from Barnsley's Luca Connell.

Take a bow Brad Collins.

The Burton goalkeeper guesses correctly and keeps out Omar Bugiel's penalty.

Micah Mbick strikes the post for the Colchester, but the flag is up for offside.

Moments after, Darren Oldaker tries his luck from distance for Swindon but his shot is just over the bar.

Omar Bugiel goes down in the Burton box and referee Ben Atkinson points to the spot.

The Brewers' Alex Hartridge is the guilty party.

Rotherham goalkeeper Cameron Dawson apparently needs some attention.

Call me old fashioned but I reckon he'll be ok.

Both sets of players go across to their coaches for some instructions.

Yep, Dawson is fine...

A general dearth of goals around the later League One kick-offs so far, but Wycombe's hopes of scoring a few have been raised by the sending-off of Huddersfield's Alfie May at Adams Park.

May's foul on Fred Onyedinma earned him a straight red card and the Terriers, who have lost their last two games, will have to dig deep to prevent a third straight defeat.

It's taken nearly 30 minutes but the Dons finally show themselves as an attacking force.

Marcus Browne fires over for the fourth-placed Dons.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

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If this was a boxing match I think we'll have thrown the towel in.

We're making it far too easy for Barnsley at the moment.

Stevenage are putting themselves about.

Skipper Carl Piergianni leaves something on Will Swan and is the second home player into the book.

Walsall defender Aden Flint's unfortunate own goal earlier gave struggling Cheltenham a 1-0 win. Swindon could go above the Saddlers this afternoon...

Cobblers midfielder Joe Wormleighton was down injured for a while just a few minutes ago and, although he tried to run it off, he's now had to concede defeat.

Kyle Edwards comes off the bench to replace him, with Northampton yet to seriously trouble Josh Keeley in the Luton goal.

Rotherham goalkeeper Cameron Dawson is called into action for the first time.

He gets down to deny Reyes Cleary.

Pretty even stuff.

Fresh from his equaliser for Stevenage, Harvey White lines up another shot.

This time his left-footed effort flashes wide of the post.

The former Tottenham man is impressing so far.

Swindon press forward with Finley Munroe who plays a quality ball in behind for Aaron Drinan who tries his luck but his effort is straight at Matt Macey.

At the other end Arthur Read has a pop from distance but it flashes wide.

Andy Kiwomya
Ex-Bradford forward and head of performance on BBC Radio Leeds

It's a great strike from the edge of the box.

It was coming, they were just getting a little bit more of the ball in the past few minutes.

Early goals are flying in.

Rushian Hepburn-Murphy has put MK Dons in front at Bromley.

Grimsby lead Crewe through Jamie Walker's goal.

Salford are one up at Gillingham with Daniel Udoh getting the goal there.

Barrow have started well as they lead Barnet 1-0 thanks to Josh Gordon.

Courtney Baker-Richardson has put Newport ahead at Harrogate.

And Chesterfield are in front at Tranmere. Dilan Markanday with the goal at Prenton Park.

Marc Roberts is back in the Barnsley side today and now he's in referee Ben Speedie's bad books.

The Barnsley man takes down Ar’jany Martha and is cautioned.