The fates can't make up their mind in how Crawley Town and Huddersfield should end. The Red Devils go ahead again with Max Anderson but the Terriers don't make it last as Herbie Kane makes it 2-2.

Stockport must have seen Peterborough's scoreline and thought they'd like to have a go as they now lead Bolton 4-0.

Leyton Orient grab themselves a 3-0 lead against Blackpool through Charlie Kelman and Tom James but Lincoln City have equalised to make it 1-1 at Bristol Rovers thanks to Jack Moylan.

As for Charlton, well the good news is that they aren't drawing. The bad news is that they are losing 1-0 to Exeter City.

Posh sub Abraham Odoh goes down in the penalty area, under the challenge of Vicente Reyes as he tries to control Kwame Poku's high ball into the box, and takes it round the Us keeper but referee Edward Duckworth waves play on.

Oh what a chance for Vale to take the lead!

A low cross from Ryan Croasdale finds Jayden Stockley, centre of goal, but he drags his shot from six yards out wide with the goal gaping.

Huge opportunity missed by the league leaders.

I praised a Wigan substitute earlier on and Wycombe sub Beryly Lubala clearly took that to be a challenge.

He wins his side a corner and sets up Luke Leahy but the shot can't make it's way through the block.

Lubala tries it again, this time with Cameron Humphreys, but uncovers the same result.

Alfie May has been withdrawn by Chris Davies, with Luke Harris sent on to fill his role behind the striker for Blues.

Grimsby still lead 1-0 at AFC Wimbledon thanks to Danny Rose's early goal.

Barrow are 1-0 up against Colchester United while Cheltenham have taken the lead against Bromley thanks to Ethon Archer's second-half goal after ex-Arsenal full-back Carl Jenkinson was sent off.

Accrington Stanley have scored a second to run in a 2-0 lead at Chesterfield thanks to Zach Awe whilst Notts County hold a 1-0 advantage at Doncaster.

Fleetwood are 1-0 ahead against Bradford, while Tranmere Rovers are now 2-0 ahead of Newport County thanks to goals from Connor Jennings and Kieron Morris.

MK Dons have turned it around to lead Swindon Town thanks to MJ Williams 57th minute strike.

Nearly a sixth in the derby for Posh as Ricky-Jade Jones drives forward, turns his marker inside and out and then unleashes a drive which clips off a defender and loops of Vicente Reyes' crossbar.

Wycombe withdraw Richard Kone and Josh Scowen to make room for Beryly Lubala and Luke Leahy.

While Wigan send on Jensen Weir in place of Scott Smith.

Michael Beardmore
BBC Sport at Poundland Bescot Stadium

An hour in and neither side has had a shot on target in a game that hasn't exactly been boring, though - attritional perhaps the right word.

A string of decisions from referee Stephen Parkinson - the latest a booking for striker Jamille Matt - have lit a fire under the home support and players in the past few minutes, mind.

Maybe that's what's been needed to truly spark this game into life.

Richard Wilford
West Brom commentator, BBC Radio WM

Relief around St Andrew's.

Much better from Blues this half, Northampton have been disrupted after losing both their centre-backs to injury already.

It was a proper striker's goal for Jay Stansfield.

Tics substitute Dale Taylor is definitely mixing things up.

He slides into a Silko Thomas cross into the box but connects poorly and the ball lifts above the net.

Stockport have now made it 3-0 as Fraser Horsfall see his hunt for a goal pay off with damaging header from Ollie Norwood's corner. Bolton's fate looks to be set if things continue at this pace.

Elsewhere, 1-0 seems to be the order of the day with Leyton Orient, Stevenage and Bristol Rovers all leading with that score in their respective ties.

But Crawley Town have seen theirs ripped away as Rhys Healy equalises for Huddersfield, also with a header, to make it an even 1-1.

Fine save from Cobblers keeper Lee Burge to deny Christoph Klarer who had latched onto a looping ball from Alfie May.

Town have been forced into a couple of early changes due to injury. Blues have seen Barnsley and Wrexham win, and Wycombe lead. Can they get their noses infront?

Wing-back Max Clark's excellent 25-yard left-footed free kick curls just inches wide of the Port Vale goal.

Closest we've come so far to breaking the deadlock.

The visitors have made a half-time substitution as Rico Richards is replaced by Ethan Chislett.

Cambridge on the front foot after the break and after Brandon Njoku was fouled just outside the box, Dan Nlundulu's free-kick deflects off a defender and loops just past the upright.

Wigan make a change at the break.

Midfielder Matt Smith is withdrawn to put striker Dale Taylor in to offer more attacking threat.