Summary

  • Updates from 18 games across League One and League Two

  • League One: Strugglers Rotherham come from behind to beat Northampton in early kick-off

  • Leyton Orient hit four in win over Doncaster; Burton beat Bolton 3-0; Stockport beat managerless Blackpool

  • Wycombe inch past Wigan; Exeter 1-1 Reading; Wimbledon 1-1 Port Vale

  • League Two: MK Dons win 4-0 away at Bristol Rovers; Leaders Walsall held by Crawley; Grimsby lose against Colchester

  • Newport win for the first time in the league since 9 August; Wins for Chesterfield and Barnet

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  1. SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 16:31 BST 11 October

    Stockport 1-0 Blackpool

    Stockport are starting to look even more threatening now. Not good news for Blackpool.

    The Tangerines put some fresh legs on to deal with the pressure as Josh Bowler is brought off for Jordan Brown.

  2. Postpublished at 16:30 BST 11 October

    AFC WImbledon 0-0 Port Vale

    Today’s attendance at Plough Lane is a club record 8,686 (with 656 Vale fans).

    The home fans almost saw a goal from Nathan Assimwe who had a pop from distance, though Ben Amos was able to just about hold onto his swirling effort.

    Ronan Curtis has blazed well off target at the other end as he tries to find a goal against his former club.

    Both managers turning to their benches to try and win it in the final 20 minutes.

  3. Postpublished at 16:29 BST 11 October

    Bristol Rovers 0-1 MK Dons

    Alfie Kilgour will be credited with an own goal in the first half, but he almost has one at the right end in the second.

    The defender tries to find the top corner from the edge of the box. And isn't far away at all.

  4. 'You see the impact Stockley has'published at 16:28 BST 11 October

    Wimbledon 0-0 Port Vale

    Adam Yates
    Former Vale defender on BBC Radio Stoke

    Devante Cole needs to get close to Stockley.

    You see the impact Stockley has coming on straight away winning headers and causing problems.

  5. Postpublished at 16:28 BST 11 October

    Bristol Rovers 0-1 MK Dons

    A big moment for Dons to double their lead.

    Marvin Ekpiteta makes terrible contact with a free-kick from the right after getting in front of his man. Brad Young is very grateful for the easy catch.

    That was the chance for the visitors to kill Rovers off.

  6. CLOSE!published at 16:27 BST 11 October

    Exeter 1-1 Reading

    Another chance for Reading to restore their lead as Charlie Savage's corner drops to Matty Jacob who can only fire over Joe Whitworth's crossbar.

  7. CLOSE!published at 16:26 BST 11 October

    Burton 2-0 Bolton

    As always in this one, one chance follows another at the opposite end.

    Finn Delap's glancing header from a long throw is well held by Teddy Sharman-Lowe before Bolton go up the other end and sub Marcus Forss flashes a 20-yard effort past the upright.

  8. Postpublished at 16:24 BST 11 October

    AFC Wimbledon 0-0 Port Vale

    Good old fashioned panic in the Dons box as a cross from the Vale right towards Ronan Curtis causes havoc, bouncing around, possibly hitting a defender's arm, an attempted hack clear is sliced and the ball drops to George Hall who is crowded out on the touchline.

    Dons survive.

    This one is a coin-toss at this point.

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    GOAL: Stockport 1-0 Blackpoolpublished at 16:24 BST 11 October

    Joseph Olowu (63 mins)

    FINALLY!

    Corey O'Keeffe keeps the pressure on the Tangerines as he nods the ball back into the box and it flies towards Joseph Olowu, who is levitating high to connect and head it into the net.

    15 shots from the hosts, five on target and now one that makes the score sheet.

  10. Postpublished at 16:23 BST 11 October

    Stockport 0-0 Blackpool

    Stockport's Odin Bailey delivers the chance of the match as he unleashes from outside the box.

    It arches up but the keeper is able to get a touch to see it out of the net.

    Blackpool still have some defending to do.

  11. Postpublished at 16:22 BST 11 October

    Exeter City 1-1 Reading

    Brent Pilnick
    BBC Sport at St James Park

    Reading have had the better of this second period so far.

    They have had a lot more of the ball - and in more advanced positions - with Jack Marriott blasting over from close range and Matt Ritchie having a header blocked by Johnly Yfeko.

    You feel the next 10-15 minutes will be key to the outcome of this match.

  12. League Two latestpublished at 16:22 BST 11 October

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    Micah Mbick has his and Colchester's second against Grimsby to make it 2-1. A lovely lob to turn around the scoreline.

    A good day for Swindon - who aren't playing this weekend - with none of the top four winning at the moment.

  13. Wilshere close to being appointed Luton managerpublished at 16:20 BST 11 October

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    Jack WilshereImage source, Getty Images

    An interesting bit of breaking news - particularly if you're a Luton fan.

    Former Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere is the number one choice of the Luton Town board to take over as manager at Kenilworth Road.

    The 33-year-old has held talks with the Hatters and is in pole position to replace Matt Bloomfield who was dismissed earlier this week.

    Leyton Orient boss Richie Wellens also got down to the last two but Wilshere is close to landing the job, although a deal is yet to be finalised.

    You can read more about that one from our colleague Nick Mashiter here.

    Would that be a good appointment for the Hatters? Let us know your thoughts.

  14. SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 16:20 BST 11 October

    Stockport 0-0 Blackpool

    Nathan Lowe's afternoon is over.

    The Stockport striker is withdrawn to make room for Jayden Fevrier.

  15. CLOSE!published at 16:19 BST 11 October

    Exeter 1-1 Reading

    BIG chance for the visitors to go back infront.

    Lewis Wing's ball over the top frees Kami Doyle, who crosses first-time into the middle for red-hot Jack Marriott, only for the forward to miscue his effort past the angle of post and bar with only keeper Joe Whitworth to beat.

  16. Postpublished at 16:18 BST 11 October

    Stockport 0-0 Blackpool

    Blackpool are still showing they can sting.

    CJ Hamilton sees the space and shoots from distance but Stockport stopper Ben Hinchliffe is well positioned to take it into his gloves.

    Could have been easy for the keeper to switch off though. It's been a quiet day for him but he's proving that he's still sharp.

  17. 'It's a stalemate'published at 16:17 BST 11 October

    Wimbledon 0-0 Port Vale

    Bradley Allen
    Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London

    That's what it might come down to here, we've seen plenty of these games over the years, it's a stalemate.

    It might just be fatigue that leads to a mistake.

  18. PENALTY APPEALpublished at 16:16 BST 11 October

    AFC Wimbledon 0-0 Port Vale

    Riley Harbottle needs to buy a lottery ticket tonight.

    He's wrestling with Ben Heneghan in his own box at a corner and the Vale man goes down appealing for a penalty, but the appeals are waved away by the referee, with the assistant on the far side looking directly into the low sun across the pitch, which can't have helped his view of the incident either.

    No VAR in the EFL, remember. Vale might wish there was today.

  19. PENALTY APPEALpublished at 16:16 BST 11 October

    Bristol Rovers 0-1 MK Dons

    Ellis Harrison has hit the deck after tangling with Laurence Maguire in the middle while waiting for a cross.

    Scott Oldham waves away the cries from Harrison and Rovers fans. Neither are happy.

    One to file away as 'you've seen them give', but not stonewall by any means.

  20. 'You have to be on your tioes'published at 16:14 BST 11 October

    Bristol Rovers 0-1 MK Dons

    Toby Lock
    MK Citizen's sports editor on BBC Three Counties Radio

    That's the problem when it's just 1-0 you have to be on your toes.

    Bristol Rovers will launch balls into the box now and test them.

    MK Dons have to get the ball up because you get the feeling Rovers will get themselves on the front foot and apply pressure.