League One

• Peterborough 0-0 Luton
• Reading 0-0 Huddersfield

League Two

• Notts County 0-1 Salford
• Tranmere 2-0 Shrewsbury

Ben Stevenson
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire reporter

Not too many goalmouth moments to tell you about.

Posh have dealt with the challenge that's in front of them. There is a bit of star-quality in this Luton side and they've had a couple of flashes towards goal.

Posh will have to be careful and be aware of these players when drifting out of position.

We're not going to be calling up that first 45 minutes for the end-of-season highlights reel.

Joe Taylor's shot which was beaten away by home goalkeeper Joel Pereira is the only real moment to lift the pulse on a warm day in Berkshire.

Daniel Kyerewaa has tried his best to get Reading ticking but Huddersfield have looked the more likely to break the deadlock.

Time for a mini-milk and a glass of squash.

Mark Stallard
Former Notts County striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

This is a physical and well tested game but Salford have been better this first half.

Notts have stood up and been tough but they've not been that good on the ball.

Distribution from back to front has been horrific.

A slow and cagey game so far.

Salford City certainly look like the better side and find themselves neatly ahead after Adebola Oluwo's free header on the 35th minute.

Tranmere in full control after two goals in quick succession on the 19th and 22nd minute.

Taylan Harris and Josh Davison both finding the back of the net.

Shrewsbury are slowly finding their footing in this game but have never looked like a serious threat on Rovers' goal.

Work to do if they want to get back into this one.

Not much menace in that half and it shows as the players head to the tunnel without a goal at the midway whistle.

Stuart Dunn
Shrewsbury Commentator on BBC Radio Shropshire

This has not been a fantastic first half of football from Shrewsbury.

Not much for fans to get excited about but still lots of football to play.

We've got seven minutes of time added on at the end of a first half which is best described as tepid.

Shrewsbury are growing into this game and trying to get one back before the half.

They throw more bodies forward for a corner but it's well defended by the hosts Tranmere.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

It's been a decent first half.

Reading know if they stop this left-hand side they'll stop a lot of Huddersfield's attacks.

Huddersfield are so dangerous down the left.

Been a quiet 15 minutes at London Road.

Since Posh striker Bradley Ihionvien's shot earlier in the match, there hasn't been all that much in the way of goal threat.

Millenic Alli tries an attempt at awkward angle for Luton but it just hits the side netting and Posh keeper Nicholas Bilokapic had it covered if it did peak through.

Daniel Kyerewaa draws a foul in the attacking third for Reading and a good chance for a set piece routine - wasted.

The home side just have not looked a consistent threat so far.

Mark Stallard
Former Notts County striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

This game needed a goal.

But that is terrible from Notts County to concede from there.

Who was supposed to be marking Adebola Oluwo?

A flurry of blocked shots and three successive corners for Huddersfield as they look to break the deadlock.

They do look the more likely to give us a goal.

Shrewsbury are under real pressure and struggling to get into this game.

The Shrews keeper, Toby Savin, is once again called into action and makes a superb save to tip Omari Patrick's long range strike onto the bar.

Can the visitors find some magic? Perhaps get one back before the half?

Jordan Clark's high looping delivery from a free-kick is tricky for the Posh defenders to deal with.

But his teammate Kal Naismith also isn't able to get a powerful head on it and Nicholas Bilokapic is able to collect.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

It's a decent save.

It's got good power on it but I think Taylor will be disappointed he's not done better there.

Image source, Rex Features

Ben Wiles and Mickel Miller exhange passes down the left and the latter supplies a cross for Joe Taylor whose strike from eight yards is beaten away by Joel Pereira.

That's the best moment of the 32 minutes we've had.