Rotherham win a free-kick in the Rovers half which Joe Powell chips in as if he's using a sand wedge, only for Zak Jules to swing wildly and miss his kick in space at the far post.

Chance for Barrow as they break on the counter attack with Elliot Newby seeing his curled effort from outside of the box blocked.

A third change for Swindon as they bring on new signing Ollie Palmer to replace goalscorer Paul Glatzel up front.

Palmer made the move from Wrexham just 24 hours ago.

Good stuff from Plymouth's Bradley Ibrahim who drives positively towards the City box before firing in a powerful right-footed effort which Nathan Trott does well to palm away from his near post.

The visitors are giving it a real go here.

Swindon midfielder Tom Nichols is first into the book for a tasty challenge.

Ian Holloway has also made his second change of the match with Joel McGregor replacing Joe Snowdon in the middle.

Plymouth cough up possession in their own half again and the ball is worked left to Chris Willock, who cuts inside but can't get quite enough bend on his curling effort, sending it a yard or two past Luca Ashby-Hammond's far post.

Down the other end Matty Sorinola escapes on the right and flashes a cross into the middle, but there's no pink and white shirt on the end of it, much to his frustration.

Barrow midfielder Scott Smith goes into the referee's notebook for foul.

The Bluebirds have picked up both bookings of the game so far. They are still in this, though, despite being down to 10 men.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Plymouth can feel a little hard done by to be trailing 3-0 here.

There wasn't much in this game after 40 minutes, but Cardiff have taken the game away from them with three goals in 10 minutes.

Ryan Wintle's opener was a screamer but Chris Willock and Rubin Colwill's second and third goals respectively both came via big deflections off Plymouth defender Brendan Wiredu.

Jake Ball
Plymouth Supporter on BBC Radio Devon

The ball bounced off Wiredu, and he can't get any luck at the moment.

It's gone up and over Ashby-Hammond.

The problem Argyle have now is that we have a really tough run of fixtures.

We have to pick something up from this. There are a lot of fans who have travelled to watch the team, and although we haven't been too bad, we need something from this.

Swindon supporters howl for a penalty as James Golding lunges in on Darren Oldaker who goes down after clipping the ball past the Crewe defender.

On replay there didn't seem to be any contact. No spot-kick.

Argyle have thrown forward Bim Pepple on for Ayman Benarous. Hoping for a hat-trick, no doubt...

Better from the home side as Reece Hutchinson once again gets away down the left and sends a cross on to the head of sub Emre Tezgel.

The Stoke loanees has a free header but glances it across the goal nad past the far post.

Almost immediately, Swindon go close again to a fourth.

A shot is cleared away off the line only as far as Finley Munroe who smashes a shot which takes a deflection, inches wide of the left-hand post.

Fleetwood have started on the front foot at the start of the second half just as they did the first.

Ryan Graydon comes close to getting his and his side's second but is unable to find the back of the net from close range.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

At least we're testing the keeper now.

I think Kaleta has given us a little bit of life with the pace and the energy that he has got.

He's given us a little bit of hope now.

Rovers have hit the upright this time, Tom Nixon waiting under a bouncing ball on the edge of the box, only to pull his angled effort through a crowd but into the base of the far post.

Millers reply immediately, again, as Ar'Jany Martha's technically excellent volley from 18 yards is shovelled away by Thimothee Lo-Tutala diving away to his left.

Good stuff, this.

Lovely stuff from Argyle, a neat backheel from Lorent Tolaj sends Caleb Watts clear in the area but his low drive is stopped well, down to his right, by Nathan Trott.

Harry Clifton spin in midfield for Rovers and drives towards the Millers box, only to curl rather tamely wide from 20 yards.

Down the other end Marvin Kaleta, fresh off the bench, loops an angled effort over the bar, via a deflection, and is incensed the officials don't spot it and award a goal kick.

Crewe boss Lee Bell has reacted to that first half with two changes at half-time as Lewis Billington and Jack Powell make way for Emre Tezgel and James Golding.

Swindon have also made a change as Ollie Clarke replaces Tom Wilson-Brown.

If Lee Bell felt his side were unlucky in last week's defeat at Gillingham, he can have no complaints here.

His side are in a huge hole, some of it of their own making so a big half-time team talk is required.

Crewe emerge early before the Swindon players eventually jog leisurely out to join them.

If the scores stays this way, Swindon will be up to second before the 3pm kick-offs.