The hosts have the chance to swing a free-kick into the box from near the left touchline, but Swindon deal with it easily and then break.

Aaron Drinan is played in behind Crewe's high line, but the flag goes up for offside.

The home fans are showing the first signs of frustration.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Cardiff and Plymouth fans have just been applauding for a full minute, 14 minutes into this game, as a tribute to former Bluebirds captain Sol Bamba, who died one year ago tomorrow. His squad number for Cardiff was 14.

A rousing round of applause erupts around the Cardiff City Stadium as 14 minutes arrives, in tribute to Bluebirds stalwart Sol Bamba who passed away a year ago.

The hosts have a corner as the moment arrives but the deep kick glances off the head of Yousef Salech at the far post and goes behind.

David Unsworth
Former Burnley and Everton defender on BBC Radio Lancashire

If you're up in the game, you've got something to hold on to, and fight for and something to believe in.

This could be a long, long afternoon for Barrow; it's brilliant for Fleetwood. I expect the back three to have loads of possession.

They've got to be patient and keep doing what they're doing, they've got a great opportunity to go and win the game.

What have the League One leaders got in response?

Not a lot as yet. They try a long ball into the left corner of the Swindon box which Calum Agius looks to latch on to, but Connor Ripley is out quickly to gather.

Now the players have the chance to snatch a drink as Swindon's Finley Munroe goes down needing treatment.

He rejoins the action.

Not great to pick up a yellow card for dissent after 11 minutes, but Millers forward Kion Etete has done just that, complaining strongly that he should have had a free-kick and then hoofing the loose ball off the pitch in frustration.

So much for that quiet start, eh?!

Barrow's Niall Canavan is given his marching orders for a tug Ryan Graydon when he's through on goal.

Looked the right decision.

Thimothee Lo-Tutala to the rescue for Rovers as Martin Sherif is found in acres of space on the far right of the box, only for the keeper to fly off his line and smother his left-footed shot just inside his area.

Quiet start to proceedings in this one. We've not had any attempts at goal yet with Fleetwood enjoying more of the possession.

Yousef Salech does have a sight of goal, with just Brendan Wiredu infront of him in the box, but he is penalised for a stiff-arm on the defender as he bustles his way past him, though his subsequent shot was turned behind by Luca Ashby-Hammond regardless.

Peter Morse
Crewe summariser on BBC Radio Stoke

I must admit I didn't expect that to find the net.

It was 20 yards out, a real tight angle, Booth will be disappointed to be beaten from there, I'm not sure if it took a nick of someone, certainly a disappointing one to concede.

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Ben Whitfield returns to the starting XI for Barrow while Kane Hemmings also makes his return and is named on the bench.

Shaun Rooney returns while Harrison Holgate gets the nod to start as Toby Mullarkey drops to the bench for Fleetwood.

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Some lovely approach play from Cardiff, who are popping it around nicely, like an unbeaten team who are top of the table would, I suppose.

They haven't found a way to get the ball in to Yousef Salech in the middle just yet, mind.

Plymouth, in white shirts and baby pink shorts, have been defending doggedly, though Matty Sorinola has seen a left-wing cross cleared at the other end too.

Crewe's Tommi O'Reilly draws the first save of the game as a ball into the box drops kindly for him.

He takes it nicely on the half-volley on the angle, but Swindon stopper Connor Ripley bats it away.

Three dangerous set-pieces in the opening four minutes for Rotherham, two conceded by new Rovers defender Matty Pearson.

Again Joe Powell takes it into the box but Rovers are able to clear this time.

Swindon keeper Connor Ripley draws an ironic cheer from the home fans as he boots a clearance straight out of play.

The visitors are very neat and tidy in possession, though, trying to work the way through the middle, and they have the first attempt on goal.

But Darren Oldaker gets it all wrong and balloons his shot from 25 yards out well over the bar.

Positive start from the Millers and Joe Powell whips in another free-kick from the right flank with his left peg, though it evades the mass of bodies in the mixer and glides past the far post untouched.

Joe Powell lines up a 25-yard free-kick for the visitors, all in gold today, but his attempt to catch the keeper out with a near-post strike deflects behind off the wall for a Millers corner, which comes to nothing.

Away we go... the final day of August action is under way. What drama do we have in store for us? Let's see...