An early sub for Wrexham and it looks to be a tactical one... Jay Rodriguez is withdrawn and replaced up top by Steven Fletcher after just 34 minutes.

First caution of this match goes to the French attacking midfielder Tim Dieng who has been in the thick of much the action thus far.

It's all kicked off midway inside the Reading half here with nearly every player on the pitch involved in a melee.

Amadou Mbengue is booked for Reading, as is Wycombe's Xavier Simons in the aftermath.

Walsall keeper Sam Hornby has not long taken a seat, nursing his knee before getting back up to continue.

Though he now finds himself back on the ground after going to collect a threatening cross into the box and clattering into Vale scorer Lorent Tolaj.

Tolaj is shown a yellow and Hornby has escaped without further injury.

Not a lot happening in this one as yet, but the first corner of the match goes to Tranmere Rovers, conceded by Tom Bradbury as he blocks a 25-yard strike from Chris Merrie. Regan Hendry had the attacking run that set that attack up.

From the corner Omari Patrick's right footed shot from outside the box is also blocked, but no second corner.

A half-chance for Wrexham... but Burton Albion survive.

It ricochets around the visiting penalty area and James McLean's shot towards goal from about 12 yards out is well blocked.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at the Stok Cae Ras

I really feel for Charlie Webster. He was just a fraction late and he's paid the price with his late lunge. It's such a blow for Burton, Webster was instrumental in their victory over Orient on Tuesday.

But, they've held their own since. If Gary Bowyer was expecting a backs-to-the-wall performance with eleven, then he'll get it with ten! But on the counter they're looking lively.

The Welcome to Wrexham documentary camera-op has been mooching around, not too many happy faces for them to film so far though.

Wrexham can keep recycling the ball and pressing Burton back and they've got the quality to make it show eventually.

It's packed but pretty subdued right now though, this may be a bit of a chess match until we get an opener.

Credit to Burton here. They've stuck at their task since going down to 10 men and Wrexham are yet to really make use of their man advantage.

Gary Bowyer's side showing they won't go down without a fight - both today and in League One overall.

The Brewers are two points from safety behind Bristol Rovers in the live table.

Tim Dellor
BBC Radio Berkshire commentator

It feels as if Reading are starting to lose their heads a bit, they have got to raise their game and are clearly not on top form.

There is a big crowd in today and a sunny day, it is the kind of day when you want Reading to do well - but they are huffing and puffing already.

Wycombe have returned to being well on top in this game but it remains goalless.

Reading are unbeaten across their past eight home league games (W4 D4) and are having to dig in at the moment.

Reading win their first corner of the game and Charlie Savage whips in a dangerous delivery. It's curling on target with pace but Will Norris does very well in the Wycombe goal to punch clear.

Sam Avery
BBC Three Counties Radio's Wycombe commentator

Reading's defence have been caught off guard once again.

Wycombe have absolutely dominated the Reading penalty area so far.

Levi Amantchi almost gets another as he gets himself into a one-v-one with the Vale keeper.

The Walsall man tries to lift it over the stopper but Ben Amos is able to get his glove to it to stop it find its destination.

Though his defender does struggle to get it away, the panic already beginning to settle in for the visitors. He's successful in the end though and the away fans can finally find some time to breathe.

Wrexham are probing for an opener. James McClean rises highest at the back post to nod a cross into the path of Ollie Rathbone but he blazes over the top from 15 yards out.

Wycombe work a clever quick free-kick into the box for Richard Kone but it's just got too much on it. Kone keeps it alive and forces a corner for the visitors... they can't make anything of it though.

The Chairboys have been the dominant side in the opening 20 minutes but, as yet, haven't made that count.

Some start in the North West of England, Ollie Banks tries an early sighter from the halfway line, just to check Luke McGee is awake, but his effort goes just a couple of yards over the bar.

Matty James lets fly from a long way out for the hosts but it's lacking in power and drifts well wide.

A reminder that Wrexham have only lost two of their past 24 home games in the league (W18 D4). They're a man to the good and on top here.

Adam Yates
Former Vale defender on BBC Radio Stoke

Port Vale have got to calm down but it was always going to be an exciting game.

Vale have got to try and keep hold of the ball a bit longer.

I am disappointed with the manner of the goals conceded, but I don't see this ending 2-1.

Our 12.45 League Two game has just got under way, so now we have five games to keep you updated on from the third and fourth tier of the English football pyramid.

Chris Wathan
BBC Sport Wales at Stok Cae Ras

Sometimes atmospheres at early kick-offs can be a little flat. Not here this lunchtime.

Wrexham fans are in a raucous mood and their side are responding with real urgency in their play.

Jay Rodriguez looks like he's up for it too with a couple of early shots to get his eye in.

Burton having to weather something of a storm in the sunshine.