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Bradford are a goal to the good against Port Vale thanks to talisman Andy Cook.

Swindon lead against Wimbledon with Harry Smith netting what could be a crucial goal for Ian Holloway's side.

And Colchester lead Gillingham with veteran striker Lyle Taylor firing the U's into an early lead.

It's been a quiet start to this one as we see the first real chance of the game.

Doncaster striker Billy Sharp has an effort well saved by Tommy Simkin but the flag eventually goes up for offside.

Stevenage are close to striking back in quick fashion as a free kick meets a flying Nathan Thompson but the defender's header rolls across the top of the net.

An early goal sees Charlton lead Cambridge courtesy of Tyrese Campbell.

Mansfield are already two goals up at Peterborough with defender Bailey Cargill and Will Evans firing the Stags ahead.

Elsewhere, Shrewsbury lead Lincoln with defender Morgan Feeney picking up his first goal of the season while Reading have earned an early lead against Northampton.

No goals elsewhere in League One

Harrison Neal tries one from distance but Morecambe goalkeeper Harry Burgoyne does well to palm it away.

Carlisle win the first corner of the game which falls to Aaron Hayden at the back post but the defender blasts his shot wide of the goal.

It should be at least on target.

There will be no Boxing Day treat for Tranmere Rovers and the visiting Accrington Stanley fans.

The fog has descended across Prenton Park and has made visibility poor so the referee has made the decision to postpone for a later date.

And just as Leyton Orient celebrate, we are off across England and Wales to see the rest of Leagues One and Two in action.

Well, all except League Two's Tranmere and Accrington Stanley...

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Newly appointedBristol Rovers boss Inigo Calderon will be in the stands as he watches his side make the trip to Exeter City, while Northampton Town'snew manager Kevin Nolan takes the reins for the first time in their visit to Reading.

Just a point separates Bolton Wanderers and Barnsley as they face off to get closer to ending the year in a play-off spot.

Charlton Athletic have not been beaten by Cambridge United in any of their past eight league matches (W4 D4) and will be hoping to keep the U's in their relegation place this afternoon.

Mansfield Town will be looking to start a winning streak after a poor run of form as they chase their third league match undefeated against an unsteady Peterborough side.

Meanwhile, it's a battle in the bottom half as 18th place Rotherham look to climb over 17th place Wigan at the New York Stadium.

And with Burton visiting the league leaders, Shrewsbury will be eyeing an opportunity to lift out of bottom place but have a tough challenge of their own in visitors Lincoln City.

There is the full time whistle, Leyton Orient have convincingly beaten Crawley Town.

The hosts grew into the first half and really built on their momentum with two more goals just ten minutes after half time.

For now this moves Orient up from 15th to 10th in the League One table.

Rob Elliot's Crawley Town remain 21st and in the drop zone of England's third tier.

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BBC Final Score at Stok Racecourse

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On a Boxing Day blanketed in mist, Wrexham look for a way out of the fog of dropped points in their last two to ignite their stalling promotion charge.

It's the first meeting between these two since 2005.

Orient threaten as they attack down the left through Jack Currie.

Currie crosses the ball low with his left foot looking for Charlie Kelman centrally but Crawley keeper Jojo Wollacott throws himself at the ball and stops it from going in.

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It's been a special year for Wrexham.

They earned their second successive promotion to reach the third tier, currently sit third in the table and have only lost two league games on home soil this calendar year.

In fact, the Dragons haven't lost a single match at the Stok Racecourse in League One but today's opponents will want to mar the Welsh side's sparkling 2024 with the first away victory.

Blackpool have an impressively imposing record over the Red Dragons, having won 24 of their 28 league encounters since their first meeting in October 1983.

Forty one years later, however, Wrexham are a very different club and their Hollywood owners will be looking for a cinematic conclusion to a highly successful year at home.

But will it be Phil Parkinson's Wrexham who have the happy ending or will it be Steve Bruce's Tangerines interjecting their smiling faces into the final frame?

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Huddersfield Town are unbeaten across their last six league games against Stockport County, winning 6-0 the last time this fixture was played in April 2010.

They host a Stockport side just three points below them in the League One table, the Terriers in fourth and the Hatters in fifth.

Stockport have failed to win any of their last five away league games against Huddersfield, since a 2-0 victory in April 2000.

Michael Duff's Huddersfield are unbeaten in their last five games with four wins while Stockport have three wins and two defeats in their past five league outings.

We will have six minutes of added time in this game.

Leyton Orient are enjoying themselves out there now.

They knock the ball around in midfield before progressing it forward into the final third.

Jamie Donley looks to slip Charlie Kelman in behind but the flag is raised as Kelman just mistimed his run, offside by the finest of margins.

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Birmingham City have had quite the season so far as they top the League One table by a point with the third-highest number of goals scored and second-best goal difference record this campaign.

However, Blues have failed to win any of their four league games against Burton Albion, drawing this exact fixture 1-1 the last time it was played in April 2018.

Striker Jay Stansfield has starred for Chris Davies' side this season, scoring the second highest number of goals in League One with 11. Birmingham have won each of their last five games.

Burton Albion are unbeaten across their last six league games against sides from the West Midlands but have just one win in their last six and sit 23rd in League One.