There's still lots to tuck into across League One and League Two with 19 matches kicking off in just under 20 minutes...

League One

• Leyton Orient v Blackpool
• Peterborough United v Cambridge United
• Birmingham City v Northampton Town
• Wigan Athletic v Wycombe Wanderers
• Stevenage v Reading
• Crawley Town v Huddersfield Town
• Exeter City v Charlton Athletic
• Stockport County v Bolton Wanderers
• Bristol Rovers v Lincoln City

League Two

• AFC Wimbledon v Grimsby Town
• Barrow v Colchester United
• Cheltenham Town v Bromley
• Chesterfield v Accrington Stanley
• Doncaster Rovers v Notts County
• Fleetwood Town v Bradford City
• Gillingham v Port Vale
• MK Dons v Swindon Town
• Tranmere Rovers v Newport County
• Walsall v Crewe Alexandra

Drink it in, Brewers fans... first win and off the bottom... are things looking up?

Cambridge will be seeking to put some distance between themselves and the bottom two at Peterborough shortly.

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Mansfield manager Nigel Clough told BBC Radio Nottingham: "Its a bit of dejavu we played extremely well

"The general standard of play today was excellent, we got into some great positions, we could have won the game.

"We couldn't find that little bit of quality, Wrexham put theirs in and that was enough but the way we went about it I though we were magnificent.

"It's the last one before the international break, I said to the lads to give it their all, very disappointed in the referee today, the advantage was not played when we wanted it - the referee didn't understand the advantage rule

"We were in a nice rhythm and play today, we wanted a free-flowing game.

"We're hugely encouraged from the first 13 games, with the manner of performances, it gives us so much optimism - if we play like that today then we will a lot more games."

When asked about the fans: "I think they appreciated the effort today they were really good, they reacted to the performance of the referee as well."

Mansfield do still have a game in hand, but that win for Wrexham has given the top of League One a slightly more settled look.

All eyes on Wycombe and Birmingham to see how they respond...

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Jake Garner
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

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Wrexham takes the points, Barnett's goal was enough to see them over the line.

Mansfield come away empty-handed despite all the possession and chances.

They had more than enough chances to get something from this game. The Stags' fans will be pleased at the performance but ultimately come away with nothing.

Morecambe have won it with the last kick of the match - football eh?!

The Shrimps looked up against it after goalkeeper Stuart Moore had to be replaced and Harrogate forward James Daly had cancelled out Rhys Williams first-half opener.

But substitute Harvey Macadam found himself in space in the box, six minutes into injury time, to fire home the latest of winners and earn a huge three points in his side's fight to get out of the relegation zone.

It's all over!

Carlisle pick up a vital three points on the road thanks to Ben Barclay's header two minutes from time which sent United's fans behind the goal absolutely ballistic.

In a tight affair, United grew in confidence in the second half and had been banging on the door earning a number of set pieces before Harrison Biggins found his range with a match-winning pinpoint corner.

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It's all over. Ryan Barnett's early bouncer from 18 yards settles this clash of third and fifth.

Mansfield more than matched their opponents and spurned a host of good opportunities with Arthur Okonkwo denying Will Evans and Lee Gregory, who also thundered the underside of the crossbar, while Ben Waine missed a late header.

Three points, clean sheet, without playing at their best, 10 wins in 11 at home... it's the kind of win which promotion campaigns are built on.

Mansfield matched Birmingham last time out in League One and will be frustrated not to have anything to show for this afternoon too.

If they can find the finishing touch in the final third they, like Wrexham, are a real contender for promotion.

Wrexham seeing this out very professionally, pinning the visitors in their own half and managing the clock well.

Into the final minute...

Burton finally have their first win of the season and as an extra cherry on their sundae, they will switch places with Shrewsbury to end the day no longer the worst of League One.

The home side were able to inflict further damage when Danilo Orsi sealed his sixth of the season after sneaking into the box to get on the end of an Elliot Watt cross.

Meanwhile the visitors were unable to have any real effect of their own, their attempts at goal unable to unsettle the Brewers who saw it comfortably end to their desires.

The Salops will cross the border back to Shropshire feeling deflated by their lacklustre performance but for those who call the Pirelli home, their celebrations start today.

Tick, tick, tick.

Wrexham were denied a point by a last-gasp penalty at Charlton last time out.

Keeper Arthur Okonkwo has just been cautioned for time wasting as he tries to eat up some of the five added minutes before taking a free-kick.

Tick, tick, tick...

Is that the chance? Will Evans whips in a cross from the left for Plymouth loanee Ben Waine but he can only angle his header past the angle of post and bar under no real pressure from 10 yards out.

A real let-off for Wrexham.

Shrewsbury substitute Tommi O'Reilly is having an impact after almost getting on the end of a pass into the box but the Burton keeper is there to cut him off.

There's still time for O'Reilly to put his stamp on the match.

Five minutes is added to the clock.

Stephen Quinn is 38 years old. Old enough to know better.

He pulls away to the back stick where he is picked out by Hiram Boateng but instead of playing the ball back across goal where it could have gone into the net off one of about seven players in the six yard box, instead he larrups a volley into the stands past the near post.

Jordan Bowery and Ben Waine are off the bench for Mansfield, with Louis Reed and Elliot Hewitt heading off for the final five minutes or so.

Salop substitute George Lloyd commits a foul and is shown yellow - though not for much.

Just a little more urgency in the past couple of minutes from the hosts as they try to seal it and they have come close to doing just that.

Ryan Barnett's curling cross from the right is headed down by Ollie Palmer, only for Scott Flinders to dive to his right to parry, with the loose ball then blazed over the bar in a scramble.

The 10-game goalless streak goes on for Palmer.