Tommi O'Reilly lines one up for Crewe but Gillingham goalkeeper Glenn Morris deals with it calmly.

Wycombe have broken the deadlock against 23rd-placed Reading thanks to a goal from Fred Onyedinma.

Plymouth are purring in these early stages.

Bali Mumba is found in the box but his strike bounces off Tangerine keeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell's legs.

Lorent Tolaj pounces on the ricochet but is poked shot rolls wide. Not by much though.

Archie Collins follows up his first shot of the game with the first yellow card.

The Peterborough man is in hard on George Lapslie - too hard says referee James Durkin.

The minutes have not even entered double digits and already both keepers are being tested.

Stevenage's Jordan Roberts rifles in a shot from outside the box but Terriers stopper Owen Goodman gets his gloves on it.

All before Alfie May puts a head on a cross to give Boro keeper Filip Marschall some action of his own.

Archie Collins tests Bradford goalkeeper Sam Walker with the first proper shot of the game.

Walker makes a comfortable stop.

Chesterfield rise up to second in the live table after close-range shot by Ronan Darcy gives them a 1-0 lead against Harrogate.

Swindon are ahead against Shrewsbury thanks to Aaron Drinan who struck inside seven minutes.

Jack Earing has given Barrow the lead against Colchester.

Peter Morse
Crewe summariser on BBC Radio Stoke

They're a seriously physical side, Gillingham, three big centre-halves, with Ethan Coleman in front of them.

No subtlety about how Gillingham are playing so far here.

Plymouth have started brightly!

They already carve out a chance from an early corner but Alex Mitchell's header drifts wide.

Lincoln have the lead against Bolton after Freddie Draper struck inside the first minute.

Likewise, Northampton are 1-0 up against Exeter thanks to Ethan Wheatley, who also scored before the clock hit 15:01.

Keen!

Ooh, close for the leaders.

Max Sanders sends over a delicious free-kick and visiting skipper Mickey Demetriou crashes a header off the bar.

Gillingham's Sam Gale has received an early yellow card when conceding the free-kick for a foul on Tommi O'Reilly.

Four minutes gone at Priestfield and we've had five free-kicks - bitty and niggly.

Midfielder Ben Wiles has returned to Huddersfield's starting XI having come off the subs bench in their win against Doncaster Rovers.

Wiles has scored in both their previous games.

Can he find the goal again this afternoon?

Forward Lorent Tolaj is making his debut for Plymouth Argyle after joining from Port Vale yesterday.

He joins Bradley Ibrahim in the starting XI, while Brendan Wiredu and Joe Edwards are on the bench in their returns to the matchday squad.

Can Tolaj make an instant impression? Helping the side get off the mark will do.

Andy Sixsmith
Reporter at Kirklees Stadium

Be honest - who had Stevenage top of League One after 4 games?!

Not many of their fans, with one supporter telling me she’s close to a nosebleed with how high Boro are in the table.

Arguably the toughest test in the division today, though - Huddersfield yet to concede or lose at home - and have League One cheat code Alfie May - he’s scored 82 goals across four seasons at this level. How’s that for prolific…!

One change apiece to start this one.

Gillingham have dropped Jonny Williams to the bench with Bradley Dack starting.

Crewe swap out Jack Powell for Conor Thomas

Peterborough have made two changes from the side beaten by Barnsley in midweek as they search for a first point of the season.

Bradley Ihionvien and Cian Hayes drop to the bench and in come Abraham Odoh and Gustav Lindgren.

Bradford have made five changes with Aden Baldwin, Alex Pattison, Tyreik Wright, Will Swan and George Lapslie in for Ciaran Kelly, Jenson Metcalfe, Bobby Pointon, Antoni Sarcevic and Stephen Humphrys, who are all on the bench.

Right,

Gathered your breath?

Good, 3-2-1, here we go again...

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"I'm convinced we can still have a good season."

The words of Peterborough United boss Darren Ferguson after their 1-0 home defeat by Barnsley on Tuesday - a fourth loss from four to start the campaign.

Currently in his fourth stint in charge, the storm clouds appear to be gathering once again for Fergie Jr, who continues to search the lower leagues for potential gems with Accrington Stanley midfielder Ben Woods added to the squad last Monday.

At the other end of the scale, defender Peter Kioso will rejoin on loan from Oxford at the start of next week.

The midweek defeat equalled their second-worst run at the start of an EFL campaign - their worst by the way is seven straight defeats, also under Ferguson in 2012.

Peterborough's problems are in direct contrast to their visitors.

Bradford City are still riding the crest of the wave from last season's dramatic final-day promotion, and are unbeaten on their return to League One.

Impressive wins over widely tipped Wycombe, Luton and Stockport have been backed up by an EFL Cup victory at Blackburn and a goalless draw at Northampton.

Oh, and the Bantams are unbeaten in their past four visits to London Road with three wins and one draw - the Posh will need something to give today if Ferguson's prophecy of a good season isn't to fall on deaf ears...

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A 60th competitive meeting between these two sides finds them both in fine fettle.

Crewe are the only remaining 100%ers in League Two and, given last season's ridiculously close promotion race where a number of teams played pass the parcel with the top three places, it's hardly surprising.

Lee Bell's side are looking to become the first League Two side to win their opening five games of the season since Leyton Orient did just that in 2015 - further evidence of just how tight this division has been over recent years.

Gillingham have long-held ambitions of getting out of League Two, the trouble is it's taking a long time to do that, certainly longer than their American owners were planning, with finishes of 17th, 12th and 17th falling well below expectations given the investment.

But here we are, the Gills, under Gareth Ainsworth, are unbeaten with two wins and two draws - in fact they've not tasted defeat in their past 16 EFL games.

So, two sides bubbling along nicely - will someone's bubble burst today?