Summary

  • League One: Wigan earn dominant win over Bolton in early kick-off

  • Leaders Wycombe hit four past Shrewsbury; Birmingham up to second with win over Bristol Rovers

  • Wrexham drop to third after being held at home by Cambridge

  • Peterborough win seven-goal thriller against Crawley; Blackpool beat Reading 3-0

  • League Two: Salford beat Notts County and Tranmere win against Harrogate in early kick-offs

  • Leaders Walsall beat mid-table Barrow and AFC Wimbledon end Doncaster's nine-game unbeaten run

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Live Reporting

Glenn Speller, Katie Holloway, Deepak Mahay, Dan Wareing

  1. goal

    GOAL Wrexham 1-1 Cambridge United

    James McClean (27 mins)

    All square.

    Ryan Barnett cross, James McClean header - simple.

  2. goal

    GOAL: AFC Wimbledon 1-0 Doncaster

    Matty Stevens (27 mins)

    Matty StevensRex Features

    Who else for AFC Wimbledon.

    It's League Two’s joint top scorer Matty Stevens who heads home Josh Kelly's cross.

    That's his fifth goal in six games.

  3. Shrewsbury 0-1 Wycombe

    The Wycombe wagon keeps on rolling - what have Shrewsbury got to get back into this?

    Incidentally that Beryly Lubala goal is Wycombe's 100th strike of 2024.

  4. League Two update

    #bbcefl

    Slow going in League Two at the moment.

    But just as I was about to report no goals in any of the games, Dilan Markanday has given Chesterfield the lead at bottom club Carlisle andCalum Kavanagh has put Bradford one up against Swindon.

  5. Wrexham 0-1 Cambridge United

    Elias Kachunga's goal is the first Wrexham have conceded in five games - is the division's best home record under serious threat?

  6. 'Rovers on the defensive'

    Birmingham 1-0 Bristol Rovers

    Lee Mansell
    Former Bristol Rovers midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

    Bristol Rovers need to retain the ball. They keep giving it away and find themselves on the defensive too often as Birmingham break on the counter attack.

    Lee Buchanan seems a real danger, probably buoyed by his goal.

  7. Birmingham 1-0 Bristol Rovers

    Corners could end up proving very costly for Bristol Rovers.

    They've conceded four so far and the latest gives Tomoki Iwata the opportunity to snap a shot away with his left foot.

    Thankfully for the visitors, it's both high and wide.

  8. goal

    GOAL Wrexham 0-1 Cambridge United

    Elias Kachunga (20 mins)

    Told you they'd been warned...

    But Wrexham haven't heeded the warning as Cambridge United make the most of their good start and get in front.

    Shayne Lavery links up with Elias Kachunga who fires home from the edge of the box for this third goal of the campaign.

  9. Cambridge make encouraging start

    Wrexham 0-0 Cambridge

    Shourjo Sarkar
    Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Very encouraging start by Cambridge who have had several opportunities and shots blocked from close range.

    Wrexham are yet to really get going.

  10. Wrexham 0-0 Cambridge United

    There are warning signs for Wrexham that Cambridge United haven't come to roll over and head home.

    Shayne Lavery's had a couple of efforts blocked and Dan Nlundulu is also causing problems for the home defence.

  11. AFC Wimbledon 0-0 Doncaster

    Quiet start to proceedings in this one but AFC Wimbledon have had a couple of efforts on goal.

    James Tilley sees an effort deflect just wide and Matty Stevens has a shot blocked.

  12. Buchanan enjoying return to action

    Birmingham 1-0 Bristol Rovers

    Marc Webber
    Final Score

    That Lee Buchanan piledriver has inspired a peppering of the Bristol Rovers goal by Birmingham City.

    Buchanan has been absent due to injury since May and made his return in the EFL Trophy in midweek, but there was no sign of weakness in that shot.

  13. CLOSE!

    Birmingham 1-0 Bristol Rovers

    It's an onslaught.

    Blues captain Krystian Bielik sends his effort wide from a Willum Willumsson corner.

    Bristol Rovers can't even get a glimpse at goal with Birmingham absolutely firing.

  14. goal

    GOAL; Shrewsbury 0-1 Wycombe

    Beryly Lubala (15 mins)

    It's their first real attack of the game and the leaders are in front.

    Cameron Humphreys lifts a cross to the far post and Beryly Lubala gets his third league goal of the campaign and his ninth in all competitions.

  15. 'Need to make Birmingham work'

    Birmingham 1-0 Bristol Rovers

    Lee Mansell
    Former Bristol Rovers midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

    Rovers need to have a sustained period of pressure and get a feel for the ball.

    They've managed to weave their way out of danger a few times, but now they need to make Birmingham work.

  16. Wrexham 0-0 Cambridge United

    A solid start from Cambridge United and they'll need to 100% concentrated for the whole game against the division's best home record.

    There are half-hearted calls for a Wrexham penalty and Ryan Barnett goes down in the box but nothing doing from the officials.

  17. League One update

    #bbcefl

    Birmingham aren't the only ones to get off to a blistering start.

    Rotherham were even quicker off the mark as Jonson Clarke-Harris' back post header sees them with a 1-0 lead against Northampton Town with just three minutes on the clock.

  18. Shrewsbury 0-0 Wycombe

    Luca Hoole has had an early sight of goal for Shrewsbury but his effort is deflected over - remember the division's bottom side have made five changes today as they look for that winning formula.

  19. 'What a strike from Buchanan!'

    Birmingham 1-0 Bristol Rovers

    Richard Wilford
    BBC Radio WM commentator

    Oh, he's buried that!

    What a strike from Lee Buchanan!

    After all the injury trouble, and the setbacks, he's hit that beautifully.

    That is a really sweet moment for him.

  20. YELLOW CARD

    Wrexham 0-0 Cambridge United

    Nothing like an early tackle to let the opposition know you are there but referee Scott Oldham doesn't like Elliot Lee's challenge for Wrexham and he's cautioned.