A better start to this second period by Gillingham.

Ethan Coleman glances a header just over the bar from a Jonny Williams delivery..

They still haven't had an effort on target though.

Jonathan Bland strikes the woodwork but the Barnsley attack isn't over yet...

One of the trio of changes made by Burton almost pays off.

Tyrese Shade gets in for a shot but Ian Lawlor makes the save for Doncaster.

Wycombe are on the front quickly as Cauley Woodrow loops in a cross.

It finds Sam Bell, who links it to Jamie Mullins but the midfielder is just fractionally off as his strikes glides past the top right corner.

No changes in this game at the break

Incidentally, goal scorer Ollie Palmer was actually named on the bench at the start of the this game but got the start after League Two top scorer Aaron Drinan pulled out at the last minute.

So far so good for Palmer and Swindon fans.

A half-time change for the hosts as Donnell McNeilly replaces Jack Grimmer.

Burton boss Gary Bowyer decides it needs a shake up and he makes three changes to start the second half.

Udoka Godwin-Malifé, JJ McKiernan and Finn Delap are hooked off and replaced by Kegs Chauke, Toby Sibbick and Tyrese Shade.

Goals in all four of our early games which is a nice way to start our Saturday afternoon.

Off we go for the second 45.

Paul Bodin
Former Swindon Defender on BBC Radio Wiltshire

We have done enough to get the lead, but you would have liked a second one to just make sure going in at half-time.

I wasn't sure how Newport would react to going down. In fairness to them they have really dug in, and they have worked their socks off - they have had a couple of chances themselves.

In set-pieces they have caused one or two moments and the ball hasn't really fallen for them. It has been an even game, but with us getting the goal that has given us a foothold in the match.

Newport really have to come out in the second half and get the impetus to get a goal back and another one to get the three points - it is a tall order for them to score two goals in this second period.

League One

• Doncaster 1-0 Burton
• Wycombe 0-1 Barnsley

League Two

• MK Dons 1-0 Gillingham
• Newport 0-1 Swindon

Some nervy moments from both teams but it's Barnsley who benefit as they head to the tunnel in the lead.

An error from Chairboys centre-back Connor Taylor gave Reyes Cleary the opportunity to poach possession and ripple the net for the first time for the Tykes.

There's a few half-hearted boos echoing out at the whistle. This hasn't impressed so far.

Swindon lead at Rodney Parade thanks to summer signing Ollie Palmer's flicked finish after 10 minutes to score his second of the season. That's back-to-back goals for striker.

The Robins have looked comfortable as we head into the break while Newport have just not seemed to have gelled yet.

Matty Pearson's header separates the sides at the break.

Joe Sbarra has also had an effort cleared off the line while Brad Collins has denied Luke Molyneux and Billy Sharp has had a goal chalked off for offside.

Burton came close to opening the scoring when Charlie Webster hit the bar but the Brewers poor run of results on a Saturday looks set to continue as things stand.

Very dominant from MK Dons having lost their past three home games.

Sam Gale's own goal when deflecting in Laurence Maguire's shot gave the home side an early lead which they nearly added to with Calum Paterson heading against the bar, and Aaron Nemane having an effort saved.

Gillingham have failed to produce a single shot on target.

Just the one minute of time added on to come.

Three minutes added to the clock.

Both sides would love an added time goal before the break.

Wycombe head for a fast counter but there's little options for Sam Bell to square off to.

He's surrounded by white shirts and he ends up falling to ground seeking the foul but the referee judges there not to be enough in it and soon the ball in whizzing up the other end.

Reyes Cleary is the lonesome man to try and thread his own way to goal but he overcomplicates it and ends up losing out on possession.

Norris is back up and okay.

We continue.

Swindon on the front foot now as Paul Glatzel hits a wayward effort high and wide of the goal.

He was off balance to be fair to him.