Somehow, it's goalless at the break...

Vale have bossed the majority of the half but George Byers' glancing header off the bar from a Ronan Curtis corner is as close as they have come, while a glut of half-chances have gone begging.

Wimbledon are seeking a fifth straight win but are yet to really find their groove.

Two goals just before half-time in League Two.

Isaac Sinclair has put through his own goal to give Newport County the lead at Accrington.

And Adam Senior has doubled Barnet's lead against Tranmere.

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

MK Dons are the better side we've said that throughout the game.

That Harrison chance from two yards out shows though, that Bristol Rovers are a good side.

Anyone can beat anyone in this division, if that goes in all of a sudden it's a different conversation and Paul Warne would be having a different conversation.

I'd say it was sloppy letting Harrison in there and they've got away with it.

One criticism would be not testing Brad Young enough, have a go and test him!

Burton rode their luck early on, with Finn Delap's goal line block denying Sam Dalby an opener, but Jake Beesley fired home from the spot after Charlie Webster went down in the box to end the Brewers' two-month scoring drought at the Pirelli.

Bolton's winless start on the road will continue unless they can mount a second-half turnaround.

Alex Gilbey might think is the different maker at the break, but it looks like Alfie Kilgour is going to be credited with the own goal.

It hasn't been a half full of quality but Dons are heading to three straight wins and a spot in the top five.

Reading began brightly and Jack Marriott's neat flick past Joe Whitworth gave them a sixth-minute lead, but former Royal Jayden Wareham lashed home the equaliser from a right-wing cross on 11 minutes and it's the Grecians who have looked the more likely to add to the scoring since then.

Three minutes added to clock here.

Stockport have been dominant but nothing to show for it so far.

Marvin Ekpiteta drags back Ellis Harrison on the counter and that is Dons' first yellow card of the match, and of the season for the defender.

Ellis Harrison has had Rovers' best chance of the half against his former club.

The striker was the tallest in the six-yard box but headed straight at Craig MacGillivray. Any other direction and that is 1-1.

Ben Amos might be back in goal for Vale today, but he's not in the usual No1 shirt.

The referee deemed the blue away keeper kit clashed with the Dons home shirts and as such Amos is wearing a black and pink training shirt in nets.

Nick Godwin
BBC Radio London sport reporter

It's been a strange first 45 minutes, it's been all Vale.

But the thing that the home side need to cling to is that they haven't conceded and haven't been tested a whole lot consistently.

Given the possession that Vale have had a lot of teams could well have been wiped out by now, but Wimbledon are still very much in this.

Chances at both ends as Fabio Tavares sees a close-range shot charged down for the Brewers before Ibrahim Cissoko latches onto a slick from Sam Dalby and fires in an angled shot which flies past Brad Collins' far upright.

Will Boyle has doubled Shrewsbury's lead over Cambridge with a towering header to escape the bottom two. They are currently on a four-match losing run.

Colchester have dropped Grimsby out of the top two as Micah Mbick has equalised after an almighty goalmouth scramble.

Worrying times for Dale Taylor.

He's finally broken into the first team for Blackpool and seemed like he could cause some real damage on the counter but now he has to see his afternoon cut short due to injury.

He's switched out for Tom Bloxham.

A glimpse of goal for Devante Cole, who began life at Vale with three straight goals but hasn't scored since.

He angles a low shot across goal which beats Nathan Bishop's dive but flies past the base of the far post.

Darren Moore will be delighted at his side's showing but gutted they do not have a lead they deserve.

Nathaniel Mendez-Laing sends in an inviting low cross from the left flank.

Aaron Nemane is the target and he would have tapped in had it not been for Clinton Mola's last-ditch defending. Dons feel good value for their lead.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

We've been on top, started the second half really well, with 20 minutes to go we need to go on and win now.

I don't think there's much to beat here, we've finally scored with the fifth chance we've had.

So close to a second for the Grecians as Pierce Sweeney rises highest to meet another glorious set-piece delivery from Danny Andrew but his header fizzes just over Joel Pereira's bar.

Top of the table Walsall did not heed the warning. Crawley had an early penalty saved but they make no mistake this time as Ryan Loft heads in at the back post.

Lee Ndlovu's classy finish has Barnet 1-0 up on Tranmere. That has the Bees into the play-off places for now.

Fleetwood have hit back against Harrogate, as Will Davies makes it 1-1 by outpacing the defence to prod under the goalkeeper.