Keanu Baccus wins a corner for the visitors on the right and swings in a corner which is met by the head of Deji Oshilaja, though his effort loops safely past the back post where Arthur Okonkwo gathers with ease.

A corner falls kindly to Harrogate's Stephen Duke-McKenna and his curled effort just whistles past the post.

Closest we've come to a goal here so far by a country mile.

Jake Garner
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

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Wrexham look a real threat in that final third, with the runners off them they look really dangerous.

It's difficult to keep up with the likes of McClean and Palmer when they make their runs.

One goal in 10 for Wrexham talisman Paul Mullin, none in nine for Ollie Palmer, formerly of Mansfield... not the start to life either of them would have wanted in the third tier.

Mullin's frustration grows as he gets in the way of James McClean's hooked effort from a right-wing cross allowing the Stags defence to clear.

Little goalmouth action at The Exercise Stadium with the hosts having more of the ball.

Morecambe central defender Rhys Williams has launched in a couple of long throws which have caused a little bit of panic in Town's penalty area however.

Goalscorer Tomas Kalinauskas is proving to be a handful after he's spotted moving into the box.

Shrewsbury are able to prise the ball away and out for a throw while their midfielder Carl Winchester takes a minute on the ground following a collision.

Will Evans hits the deck after an aerial challenge which referee Simon Mather dubs illegal.

Aaron Lewis lofts in another dangerous set-piece but Wrexham are once again able to clear, and this time launch a break of their own, only for James McClean's cross to evade Paul Mullin and be hacked away by Baily Cargill.

Lee Gregory is proving a handful for the Wrexham defence, this time he drifts across from left to right and lets fly from 25 yards with his right-footed effort nicking off Dan Scarr and looping narrowly over Arthur Okonkwo's crossbar.

Just for a second it looks like Aaron Lewis' corner will be glanced in but the home defence after able to block and hack clear.

It's been pretty much all Mansfield.

Burton's Charlie Webster is the first name in the book after a cynical challenge to stop an advancing Shrewsbury counter.

It's getting tense for the visitors, who aren't making much impact down the Burton end.

They now need to deal with a charging Mason Bennett, who finds himself on the end of pretty pass and ahead of the defender. Salop's Aaron Pierre is eventually able to make the sliding tackle and takes it out for a corner.

Chances at either end here!

First, Luke Armstrong ballooned his effort over the bar from the penalty box when the former Ammies forward ought to have done alot better.

Then from the resulting goal kick, Salford striker Kylian Kouassi, back in the team today, thought he scored but his left-footed strike across goal was expertly saved by United keeper Gabriel Breeze.

Good game so far.

Mansfield try to work it into the box again and after a botched Wrexham clearance Will Evans sticks out a toe to try and lift a bouncing ball over keeper Arthur Okonkwo but Max Cleworth's outstretched leg seems to turn the ball into the stand.

Referee Simon Mather says goal kick. Mansfield not impressed.

Mansfield have been the better side, despite the scoreline.

Salford central defender Stephan Negru is bundled over in the box but nothing doing for the referee.

But at this moment in time, as the former Manchester United right-back might say, the hosts are well on top.

Excellent work from Ossama Ashley in the midfield allows him to move forward but his left foot shot is slightly too high.

The Stags work the ball around side to side in the Wrexham half, patiently trying to unlock the division's stingiest defence.

Deji Oshilaja eventually whips in a cross from the right which is headed away while a Keanu Baccus slip allows the hosts to clear their lines.

Quiet at the Stok Cae Ras. Plenty at stake in this one. Wrexham have the lead from their only real foray into the Stags half.

The sell out travelling support from Carlisle are certainly making themselves heard and are currently directing a couple of interesting chants towards Salford co-owner Gary Neville.

I'll leave it up to you to decide what they are.

Now Mansfield did trail early on in their most recent League One game at home to Birmingham, only to come back strongly and earn a point, which might even have been three in the end.

Can Nigel Clough's men turn this one around?

James Perch
Former Mansfield defender on BBC Radio Nottingham

That's the way they're going to play, with runners off Mullin.

That's their game plan, I don't think Mansfield will be able to deal with it.

It's an early blow for them, not what they would have wanted.

The home side get the first corner of the game but Burton forward Mason Bennett is able to clear quite easily with a cool head.

End-to-end so far but neither team feeling particularly settled.