Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at St James Park

Exeter are in command here at St James Park.

Some of their one-touch play in midfield is really impressive, and but for an excellent save from Joel Pereira they would be in front.

The Grecians are also getting plenty of joy down the flanks - a few Reading fans are singing 'you're getting sacked in the morning' towards Noel Hunt.

It could be a long afternoon for the Royals.

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

If they're trying to intimidate Paterson then they haven't watched him play.

Mola tried to put his arm around Paterson and maybe goad him into a reaction.

If it goes on like this until half time then Paul Warne will be saying go on and beat them, they look reasonably threatening when they come forward but that's it.

Leyton Orient have doubled their lead over Doncaster.

This time it's Aaron Connolly who finds the back of the net after combining with Charlie Wellens following a corner kick to nestle a fantastic strike across to the corner.

2-0.

Adam Yates
Former Vale defender on BBC Radio Stoke

That's George Hall to a tee.

He's got real pace and that's what he's all about he's gambled on a ball and shown real pace, he's pulled it back and unfortunately it didn't quite work.

Great chance for Vale.

Jake Reeves to the rescue for AFC Wimbledon with a vital sliding intervention at his near post to surely prevent a goal after George Hall had shown fleet feet to nip through in the box and flash a low ball into the goalmouth.

Dons living very dangerously in the sunshine.

Kyle Wootton is rising high to try and nod in a high delivery but it flashes before him.

Instead, it's cut back into Nathan Lowe. Also in a promising position but agonisingly unable to get a good touch to see it flying into the stands.

The Stockport men are lingering in the right places. Blackpool are letting them.

No punishment for the Tangerines yet though.

Alex Gilbey won't want to relive this shot.

The ball bounces kindly for the Dons midfielder after Liam Kelly's shot is blocked. But Gilbey skies high over the bar.

At the other end, Marvin Ekpiteta bails out Luke Offord's defensive error with a fine tackle to deny Fabrizio Cavegn in the box.

Couple more glimpses of goal for Jayden Wareham as he hassles keeper Joel Pereira into a slight fumble from Akeel Higgins' high cross from the left and then can't quite get on the end of a teasing cross into the mixer from Danny Andrew.

George Byers comes within inches of a deserved opener for Vale as he darts to the near post to glance on an inswinging corner from Ronan Curtis, only for his header to come back off the face of the bar.

One way traffic in the capital... so far.

It isn't quite working for Rovers at the moment. They are currently enjoying their best spell of possession but the promise they are showing isn't translating to chances.

An overhit cross is the best moment they've had in the last couple of minutes, despite monopolising the ball.

Sam Hoskins might prove to be the hero of the match as it stands but it doesn't mean he's not capable of doing something naughty.

His challenge on Dan Gore is too late and the referee pulls out the yellow card as a warning.

Not much to report except that Vale have begun the brighter of the two teams and are causing some problems with long throws into the Dons box from Jesse Debrah and have won a flurry of corners.

Not seen much of free-scoring Wimbledon so far in an attacking sense.

Kieran Green has headed Grimsby ahead against Colchester. An unmarked header at the near post from a corner which takes the Mariners up to second as it stands.

Shrewsbury lead a match for just the second time this season. Cambridge's Korey Smith doesn't check his mirrors with a pass backwards and George Lloyd nips in to collect and finish into the bottom corner.

Harrogate are ahead versus Fleetwood through Warren Burrell's improvised finish in the six-yard box.

Once more, Rotherham forward Martin Sherif is so close yet so far.

He tries to peak a shot through a crowd of bodies into the net but instead finds it rolling left of its target.

He's already posed a threat to the Cobblers this afternoon. Can he make it count?

Burton still waiting to break their scoring duck at home.

Kyran Lofthouse wins a free-kick on the right which Dylan Williams whips in but Finn Delap's glancing header loops over Teddy Sharman-Lowe's crossbar.

This isn't Blackpool midfielder Lee Evans' day it seems.

He raises his arms to protect himself from the impact of the ball and ends up gifting Stockport a free kick in a location that prompts chants of Ollie Norwood's name.

Norwood obliges, aiming directly at goal but Blackpool stopper Franco Ravizzoli is equal to it and tips it over.

Still the Trotters on the front foot at the Pirelli as an Amario Cozier-Duberry cross from the right just evades the stretch of Sam Dalby, who has also closed down Brewers keeper Brad Collins, only for his charge-down to bounce wide of target for a goal-kick.

Leyton Orient have made a fast impact at Brisbane Road.

With two minutes on the clock, Dom Ballard drives towards the box and unravels a menacing shot into the corner to take the lead against Doncaster Rovers.