Another sight of goal for Owen Bailey after the Millers cough up possession, Harry Clifton finds his skipper but his 20-yard rasper is too close to keeper Cameron Dawson.

First booking of the game goes to Tom Barkhuizen for a pull on Zech Medley.

He'll be on thin ice now especially with Barrow down to 10 men.

Just for a moment new Argyle forward Lorent Tolaj thought it was all opening up for a worldie.

He takes a long ball on his chest to get into the box, sticks out a toe to nick it past covering defender Will Fish, but the ball just won't drop to him before Nathan Trott is able to scamper out to gather the bouncing ball just ahead of him.

Rovers have got their tails up now they have the lead and Owen Bailey almost gets on the end of another cross from the right flank.

Now Crewe skipper Mickey Demetriou tries his luck from range, having a dip from all of 30 yards.

Conor Ripley scrambles to his left to turn the low shot around the post.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

That's the problem when you don't have your centre-backs.

It's not as if Doncaster have massive players, our full-backs, they've got the legs in them, but they haven't got the height.

James should do better to deal with it.

Ryan Graydon comes close to give Fleetwood the lead as his header from Elliott Bonds' ball into the box is just wide of the post.

The Cod Army are knocking on the door.

Swindon have been a little quiet of late, but a lovely low pass finds Paul Glatzel towards the corner of the six-yard box.

But the Crewe defence recovers to snuff out the danger.

Then more danger from the hosts as Tommi O'Reilly drives to the byline and pull the ball back for Max Sanders. He squares it unselfishly, but Swindon do enough to block Calum Agius' attempt.

Best move of the match.

Glimpse of goal for the visitors as a deep free-kick is met by the head of Alex Mitchell in space in the box but he can only steer his downward header a couple of yards past Nathan Trott's far post.

Fleetwood have responded well since Barrow have gone down to 10 men.

Wyll Stanway has saved well from a Zech Medley free-kick.

The Bluebirds have been forced to make a change as Tom Barkhuizen makes way for Elliot Newby.

Lee Turnbull
Former Doncaster striker on BBC Radio Sheffield

It's a fantastic finish from the skipper, Bailey.

Maxwell whips it to the far stick, Bailey rose highest and flicked it into the top corner.

Bailey got a run on James, he jumps the kid, and when he gets into those positions, he's so good at winning the headers.

First shot on goal from Doncaster, which comes from a 25-yard free-kick from Glenn Middleton, who got plenty of whip, curl and power with his left foot, only to miss the target by a couple of yards.

Down the other end Shaun McWilliams has the chance to fire in a cross-shot at the far post but his attempt is straight into the chest of Thimothe Lo-Tutala in the Rovers goal.

Reece Hutchinson rides a few challenges as he drives to the edge of the Swindon box and feeds Tommi O'Reilly whose hanging cross evades everyone.

Hutchinson then finds space on the left-hand edge of the box and fires in a cross-cum-shot towards the centre of the goal.

The effort - intended or unintended - almost catches out Connor Ripley who punches it over the bar.

Better from the hosts.

Argyle's Matty Sorinola goes into the book after flying into Cian Ashford, who has looked very sprightly, by the right corner flag.

The free-kick is 'better than a corner' as they used to say, but Joel Bagan's deep cross is pushed behind for a corner on the other side by Luca Ashby-Hammond.

Plenty of rough and tumble in this one, as you might expect from two teams who are separated by just 20 miles.

Referee Elliot Bell is keeping a firm grip on things so far.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Image source, Rex Features

Plymouth fans usually travel well, and they've sold out their allocation in a noisy away end at Cardiff City Stadium.

With a healthy turnout among the home fans, there's a really vibrant atmosphere here today.

So close to an opener for City as Joel Bagan gets in behind on the left of the Argyle box and flashes a low cross which somehow evades two blue shirts, the keeper and a defender in the goalmouth.