Jordan Houghton takes out the Bradford skipper Max Power.

Referee Sam Allison produces the game's first yellow card.

A couple of early opportunities for Luton's veteran striker Nahki Wells, who has one effort charged down after Jordan Clark set him up and puts another off target.

At the other end, Jack Perkins went close with a deflected shot for Northampton, but it remains scoreless for now.

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

Bradford are just trying to pin Stevenage in their own half.

With that early goal, Bradford are playing with such confidence. You can really see the strength in their team.

A promising start for Burton with Charlie Webster shooting over and Tyrese Shade seeing his header saved by Nathan Bishop.

Ollie Palmer and Tom Nichols drop to the bench and with Billy Bodin and Joe Snowdon getting the nod to start for Swindon.

Colchester boss Danny Cowley makes one change from last weekend as Rob Hunt comes in for Kane Vincent-Young, while Will Goodwin returns to the bench.

A bright start from both sides who have carved out chances but no goals yet.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

It was awful marking from Rotherham, McGoldrick should be making that 1-0 to Barnsley.

David McGoldrick - fresh from a midweek EFL Trophy hat-trick - gets on the end of an early Barnsley corner and heads against the post.

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

What a start to the game, it couldn't have gone any better for Bradford City.

A number of changes for both sides at Sixfields, with Northampton making four in all.

Jack Perkins, Kamarai Swyer, Joe Wormleighton are all drafted into the Cobblers' starting line-up in place of Jordan Willis, Michael Jacobs and Ethan Wheatley.

Dean Campbell also drops out shortly before kick-off, which brings Cameron McGeehan off the bench to replace him.

There are three changes to the Hatters side for Jack Wilshere's second game in charge, with Jake Richards, Cohen Bramall and Nigel Lonwijk coming in and Mads Andersen, Christ Makosso and Millenic Alli making way.

Barnsley have made four changes today.

Marc Roberts, Mael De Gevigney, David McGoldrick and Patrick Kelly start.

Josh Earl and Adam Phillips miss out while Tennai Watson and Caylan Vickers are on the bench.

Rotherham name the same side which beat Leyton Orient last weekend.

Dons boss Johnnie Jackson has named an unchanged side today.

Burton are without Dylan Williams while Fabio Tavares drops to the bench.

Into the Brewers' side come Kgaogelo Chauke and Kyran Lofthouse.

Stevenage have called in Jordan Roberts and Jamie Reid to their starting side.

Chem Campbell and Gassan Ahadme are among the substitutes.

Bradford make four changes as in come Tyreik Wright, Ciaran Kelly, Jenson Metcalfe and Will Swan.

Alex Pattison, Antoni Sarcevic and Stephen Humphrys are all missing with Tom McIntyre on the bench.

We had some late drama in our early games.

What can the remaining 18 games offer us?

We'll find out now as we are back up and running.

Well said Andy, I'm sure everyone is glad to see him back on a football pitch and wishes him very well indeed with his career

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Third-placed MK Dons are in top form at the moment and will be looking to make it five wins on the spin when they visit Bromley.

Level on points with the Dons are fourth-placed Grimsby who make the trip to Crewe with Lee Bell’s side hoping to avoid making it three defeats in a row.

Gillingham host Salford in a big game between the two play-off rivals. The Gills are fifth level on 22 points with today’s opponents who sit eighth.

Another big game takes places between two play-off hopefuls as ninth in the league (Notts County) take on tenth (Cambridge) with both sides level on 21 points. So, we could see some big shuffling up at the top end of the table come full-time.

Barnet will be looking to return to winning ways when they make the journey to face a Barrow side who are unbeaten in five games including a win at league leaders Walsall last weekend.

At the other end of the table, Crawley, who have suffered four defeats in their past five league games, welcome Bristol Rovers to the Broadfield Stadium while Newport, who slumped to the bottom of the league after losing a ninth game in their past 11 last week, make the trip to North Yorkshire to face a Harrogate side who have lost their past three games.

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No wins in the past two league games for Swindon now after they missed their chance to go top of League Two following their 2-2 draw against Notts County on Tuesday evening. Despite that they are just a point behind leaders Walsall and will hope that is the case come full-time at the very least. With the Saddlers losing at Cheltenham earlier, Ian Holloway's side will be desperate to capitalise.

The league’s top marksman with 10 goals, Aaron Drinan, scored a brace in that game and boss Ian Holloway will be hoping he continues his form with the Robins only tasting defeat just once at the County Ground this season.

Colchester go into this in top form having won their past three league games. Harry Anderson’s first-half hat-trick last Saturday helped the U’s see off Harrogate 3-1 in their last outing.

Danny Cowley’s side have scored 11 goals across their past three wins which is their most across a three-match spell in the EFL since their opening three games of the 2009-10 League One campaign.

Barrow v Barnet

Bromley v MK Dons

Crawley Town v Bristol Rovers

Crewe Alexandra v Grimsby Town

Gillingham v Salford City

Harrogate Town v Newport County

Notts County v Cambridge United

Oldham Athletic v Shrewsbury Town

Swindon Town v Colchester United

Tranmere Rovers v Chesterfield

AFC Wimbledon v Burton Albion

Barnsley v Rotherham United

Leyton Orient v Lincoln City

Northampton Town v Luton Town

Peterborough United v Blackpool

Reading v Doncaster Rovers

Stevenage v Bradford City

Wycombe Wanderers v Huddersfield Town

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Funny thing football.

AFC Wimbledon are enjoying their best start to an EFL season at this stage with 25 points from their 13 games and find themselves in the dizzying air of fourth place.

All this after promotion was sealed on a sunny afternoon under the arch in May.

So, what's funny? Well, they haven't beaten Burton in their past nine meetings (D5 L4), scoring more than one goal in those games just the once.

Given the respective form of these two, the Dons will expect to break that run today.

Most Brewers fans are just pleased to still be in League One because at one stage last season it looked like they needed snookers to survive.

For the record, this time last season Burton were bottom of the table, without a win and with only four points to their name before Gary Bowyer entered to steer them to safety with one game to spare.

Being two places and eight points better off this time around can be called progress.

Oh, and one more thing which is funny about football - AFC's last loss was to Bolton, Burton's last win was against Bolton - it probably means nothing but just another one of those quirks.