Good stuff from the visitors who went ahead through Elias Kachunga after a period in which Shayne Lavery had twice come close.

James McClean's leveller from Ryan Barnett's cross got the home side back into it.

Stuart Dunn
Commentator on BBC Radio Shropshire

It looked like the teams would go into half-time 1-0 but Shrewsbury couldn't deal with the away side.

It is a long way back for rock-bottom Shrewsbury Town, who desperately need to score the next goal.

Pretty routine stuff for the leaders.

Beryly Lubala's close range header from Cameron Humphreys' cross had Wycombe in front on the 15 minute mark and Caleb Taylor's second on the stroke of half-time has Wycombe in total control.

There hasn't been a lot coming the other way from Shrewsbury.

Ross Heaton
Commentator, BBC Radio Bristol

Matt Taylor will be so glad to get his players down the tunnel.

He can't let their heads drop, so will need to give a big half-time team talk. The Gas have been second best here.

Birmingham City dominate Bristol Rovers in the first half with Lee Buchanan christening his first League One appearance of the season with his first ever goal for the Blues.

While Jay Stansfield makes it two from the spot after Gas defender Connor Taylor finds the ball hitting his arm.

AFC Wimbledon lead at the break thanks to Matty Stevens' goal in the 27th minute.

Work to do for Doncaster and Grant McCann if they are to put pressure on the top two.

Bristol Rovers have a shot!

Clinton Mola provides their first attempt at goal of the game but while he's close, it's sent right of the target.

A second yellow card for the home side as goalscorer James McClean crunches into a tackle on Cambridge's goalscorer Elias Kachunga, referee Scott Oldham does the rest.

Adam Green
BBC Radio Shropshire

Shrewsbury have moments but they keep telegraphing exactly what they're about to do.

We really need to do more to win the 50/50 challenges because we keep getting outmuscled.

It's taken a while but maybe Wrexham are getting on top now.

They have the equaliser and Elliot Lee drives in a shot which Vicente Reyes saves.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

Blues are comfortable now, and Jay Stansfield has 4 out of 4 from the spot this season.

This will now be a real challenge for Bristol Rovers. Birmingham wanted exactly this scenario before the break.

He's got a goal and now he has a yellow card - Beryly Lubala is cautioned for Wycombe.

His team mate Daniel Harvie has also picked up a yellow card.

Taylor Allen has given league leaders Walsall the lead against Barrow. The Saddlers are on course to a 10-game unbeaten run.

Second-placed Port Vale are being held 0-0 at Bromley.

Strugglers Morecambe are a goal down at Cheltenham to Arkell Jude-Boyd's goal.

Blues forward Alfie May sees his shot stopped by the arm of Connor Taylor.

Jay Stansfield stands over it. It's not looking good for the visitors...

This was always going to be a tall order for Shrewsbury with only Burton having accrued fewer than their seven points at home.

Wycombe have more points on their travels than at home so far this season - you see the problem the Shrews have.

Lee Mansell
Former Bristol Rovers midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

Birmingham are a very well organised unit, but you'd expect that with the money they've spent.

Rovers are giving them too much time on the ball when they should be at least trying to put the home side through their paces.

More pressure for Bristol Rovers.

Blues midfielder Keshi Anderson works the ball down the right and crosses towards Alfie May.

The forward connects but it's narrowly wide.

Eight shots now for the home side while the Gas... zilch.

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It's all happening in League One.

Blackpool and Exeter City are both leading their respective ties by 1-0.

While over at London Road, it's extra hot.

Peterborough's Ricky-Jade Jones scuffed a big opportunity against Northampton Town last week but he doesn't make a mistake this time as he slides on home from a tricky position.

He then sets up Cian Hayes to make it 2-0 against Crawley Town.

Lincoln City also find themselves with a 2-0 lead over Huddersfield Town thanks to Ben House and Bailey Cadamarteri.

Meanwhile Stevenage and Stockport have one apiece courtesy of Dan Kemp and Callum Camps.