The home side are threatening with the set piece.

This time Thelo Aasgaard puts himself in the hot seat for a free kick outside the box but it goes no further than the Wycombe keeper's safe gloves.

The hosts have the ball in the net as Nathan Lowe hooks home from close range but the referee adjudged the on-loan Stoke striker to have fouled a Crewe defender before doing so.

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WE HAVE GOALS!

Stevenage have had a rough time as of late but Dan Kemp's volley stuck into the bottom-corner will make them feel better.

They lead Reading 1-0 while Stockport have also put themselves in front with a Louie Barry and Will Collar combination, with the former deceiving the Bolton defender by pretending to cross and actually passing behind him to an awaiting Collar.

Garry Monk is forced into an early change as James Gibbons is forced off through injury inside half an hour.

Goalscorer Ricky-Jade Jones has been booked after flying in late on Liam Bennett.

The hosts are forced into an early change as Armani Little is unable to continue after going down with an injury a couple of minutes ago and he is replaced by Ethan Coleman.

This one has yet to get going really.

Blues getting a little frustrated by the solid shape of the visitors, who have 10 men behind the ball most of the time and are defending heroically so far

Willum Willumsson has seen a long-range blast blocked by Sam Guthrie, who nearly broke the deadlock against the run of play a little earlier.

Mike Baggaley
Port Vale journalist on BBC Radio Stoke

It's not been a game of goal line pressure.

Darren Moore will want to make sure his side can keep the ball a bit more, although they are beginning to come into the game.

The home side continue to knock the ball about nicely without really threatening the Vale goal

Vale forward Ronan Curtis finds himself in the centre of the box but his header is blocked by the Gills defence who are able to clear to safety.

The Tics are not about to ruin their unblemished home record against the Chairboys and have responded.

Jonny Smith takes a free-kick and sends into spinning towards the goal mouth and teammate Jason Kerr, who gets a foot on it but drags it wide.

Peterborough are playing in this one too.

Ricky-Jade Jones drifts into space on the left and then drives into the box before seeing his drive beaten away by Chilean keeper Vicente Reyes before being scrambled clear.

He might have been better squaring that into the middle to give a teammate a tap-in, rather than shooting from an angle, in fairness.

Michael Beardmore
BBC Sport at Poundland Bescot Stadium

We said this would be a tight affair - and that's exactly what it's proving to be.

Plenty of industry on display but not a lot happening in either final third. The two 3-5-2 formations cancelling each other out on a cold afternoon thus far.

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Three goals so far in our League Two 3pmers.

Swindon Town still lead MK Dons after their first minute opener from Harry Smith.

Fleetwood Town have gone ahead against Bradford City via a Ronan Coughlan penalty after 18 minutes.

And Notts County lead Doncaster 1-0 thanks to Alassana Jatta's 13th minute strike.

All the other 3pm League Two kick offs are still 0-0 for the time being.

Richard Wilford
West Brom commentator, BBC Radio WM

Northampton have so far showed great resolve at the back.

Blues are yet to make a real chance despite being on top so far.

Northampton have delayed the play a few times as you do away from home, but they have by far the best chance so far.

Great save from Blues stopper Ryan Allsop to prevent the Cobblers taking the lead.

Sam Hoskins' initial shot is blocked but runs through to Jon Guthrie with Allsop springing up to deny his follow-up from point blank range.

*Tumbleweed drifts past*

Wycombe are ahead but no one else is.

0-0 everywhere you look outside of the Brick Community.

Elias Kachunga weaves into the box for the visitors before cutting back for Dan Nlundulu who can only blaze over the crossbar.

One way traffic in the derby... so far!

It's all Cambridge United.

James Brophy is the latest to go close with a fizzing cross-shot from an angle which somehow evades everyone before sliding out of play at the far post. Head in hands for Brophy.

Peterborough are still in the dressing room...

So, so close to an opener for Gillingham.

Marcus Wyllie gets away on the right side and beats the offside trap.

His ball across the six yard box is a superb one but no one is able to get a telling touch.

Warning sign for league leaders Port Vale.