• Dom Ballard claimed a hat-trick to ease Leyton Orient to an impressive 4-0 routing of Doncaster Rovers.
• Exeter and Reading's five minutes of goalscoring in the first-half decided the match in their 1-1 draw.
• Stockport hold off managerless Blackpool to take a 1-0 victory.
• Wycombe take a slim but much-needed 1-0 win over Wigan.
• AFC Wimbledon share the spoils with fellow promoted side Port Vale in a closely contested 1-1 draw.
• Burton move themselves out of the bottom four with an impressive 3-0 victory over Bolton Wanderers.

No goals after the 11th minute, somehow.

Jack Marriott's fifth in five games put the Royals ahead after six minutes but former Reading forward Jayden Wareham lashed the leveller five minutes later.

Both sides had chances to win it, especially Marriott who skewed off-target with only the keeper to beat, but they have to settle for a point apiece.

That's Exeter's first draw of the season, in their 12th match.

Still going at Exeter where we had that unfortunate stoppage during the second half, on top of the usual added time,

Both sides trying to find a winner, and we're past 100 minutes on the clock.

Adam Yates
Former Vale defender on BBC Radio Stoke

The big concern is that Jordan Gabriel hasn't got up from where he is, there's a number of medical staff around him, you'd expect him to pop up if it wasn't too bad but the medical staff are there.

I don't think either side would've felt they got what they deserved if they'd have lost the game. Vale were just not quite ruthless enough.

Wimbledon came out in the second half and started to pass the ball which they hadn't in the first, they got their goal.

Vale managed to find the equaliser with Cole, I think Stockley will be a great strike partner for him.

Burton have bounced back from three straight home defeats without scoring to topple the Trotters, who remain winless away from home.

Jake Beesley's penalty before the break and late solo goal, either side of Fabio Tavares' first league goal of the season, fired home at the second attempt, were enough to seal the points, though it might well have been an eight-goal thriller, given the number of chances both sides created.

Burton had scored three goals in eight games before today, when they got three in just over an hour.

Football, eh?

Joseph Olowu's header claims the win at Edgeley Park after County withstand late pressure from Blackpool.

Stockport had a stronghold on the majority of this match but weren't able to give themselves a cushiony score despite plenty of deliveries into the box.

The Tangerines left it too late to mount their attacks though in order to steal a point - but it did give the home stands a nervy end to a controlled afternoon.

All the drama came in the final 20 minutes.

After Vale bossed the opening half, with George Byers glancing against the crossbar, but sub Antwoine Hackford came off the bench to sweep home a bouncing ball after Omar Bugiel's flick 18 minutes from time before Devante Cole popped up to ensure a point four minutes from time after Nathan Bishop had parried a Jayden Stockley header.

Two sides in good form, and it showed... honours even!

Vale defender Jordan Gabriel looked to have taken a nasty blow as he slid into the advertising hoardings behind the goal in the final seconds and is continuing to receive some treatment after the whistle.

Gillingham have saved their blushes in the 95th minute. Elliott Nevitt blasted in the equaliser, after three blocked shots in the box, to make it 1-1.

Heartbreak for Cheltenham.

Blackpool think there should be a handball shout in the penalty area.

Many Tangerine shirts have their arms up but the referee isn't raising his towards the spot.

Instead, Stockport are given the opportunity to counter and give themselves some respite from this late surge from the visitors.

MK Dons are on the move.

Three wins in a row, and they are yet to lose away from Stadium MK this season.

Gillingham's very late equaliser keep them out the automatic places, but the way they went from 0-60, it won't be long before they are in the top three.

Geoff Doyle
Commentator on BBC Three Counties Radio

MK Dons have done a job on Bristol Rovers today.

If the Bristol Rovers fans weren't leaving before they are now.

A counter-attacking goal and Leko did well, he sensed that Hepburn-Murphy was on his own and the goalkeeper couldn't keep it out.

There's six more minutes tagged onto the end of this one.

Edgeley Park feeling pretty edgy right now.

Stockport's Jack Diamond is switched out for Callum Camps.

Big task for the newly introduced here.

Ronan Darcy looks to have claimed the three points for Chesterfield. They are 2-0 up against Salford.

Although that match is slightly behind after the referee was substituted earlier.

Blackpool are beginning to rack up some set piece opportunities now.

Each one they've had has resulted in nothing but Stockport haven't been able to get it out of the final third just yet.

The Tangerines whip the last of their corners into the box and Lee Evans is able to connect but isn't able to keep it down and it goes above the bar.

They are coming again though and now I'm sure the home fans are starting to wonder if they can hold out.

Geoff Doyle
Commentator on BBC Three Counties Radio

MK Dons can now rest assured that they're taking all three points back to Buckinghamshire.

Today it's been seven pluses out of ten for every MK player.

This has been a really good away performance from MK Dons.

Adam Yates
Former Vale defender on BBC Radio Stoke

On the balance of play Vale deserve that and thankfully they've got that.

There's still time for Vale to go on and win it!

Vale are absolutely on top now.