Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Bescot Stadium

My knowledge of the Liechtenstein’s FC Vaduz is woefully inadequate, but based on the performances of Fabrizio Cavegn, there might be more diamonds in the rough of the Swiss second division.

My hastily tapped out research can tell you though that with no recognised national league in Liechtenstein, their clubs play in Switzerland. But in winning the Liechtenstein Cup, Cavegn found himself playing and scoring in the Europa Conference League last season.

The 23-year-old traded it all in for life at The Mem this summer and Gasheads must be delighted at that.

He’s been a livewire so far and his goal was an excellent finish on the turn. It’s four in four for him in an end to end contest but it’s certainly Bristol Rovers who’ve been the brighter.

Now, it opens up for Jack Diamond for Stockport as he seizes on the ball when Odin Bailey wins a tackle but he hits it straight at Lee Nicholls.

Diamond had time to take that further forward.

Luton's Christ Makosso is the first name to be added to the naughty book as he fouls Chem Campbell.

Still yet to get going at the Lamex.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

There has been some awful decision making by Alfie May.

When they get in to positions where they can score Huddersfield need to be doing better.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Image source, Rex Features

Gabriel Osho will not want to see Leyton Orient's equaliser again.

The Cardiff centre-back woefully underhits his back-pass, right into the path of Aaron Connolly, and the Orient striker punishes the mistake with a confident finish.

That's the least Orient deserve.

But a real howler from Osho.

Been a bit stop-start this one and neither side seem to be in full flow.

There hasn't been a single shot in over 20 minutes...

Liam Mandeville has pulled a goal back for Chesterfield against Colchester.

Barnet are in front against Accrington. Callum Stead getting the goal for Dean Brennan's side.

Nathan Smith has equalised for Tranmere after Bromley took an early lead.

Barrow v Shrewsbury and Cheltenham v Fleetwood are both currently 0-0.

Stockport's last win at Huddersfield was back in April 2000.

Brad Hills gets on the end of a corner for the visitors but Lee Nicholls hangs onto it comfortable.

Charles Vernam narrowly misses Jaze Kabia's cross in the box for Grimsby.

Vernam then turns provider as he puts in a low cross across the face of the goal but no one is there to meet it.

Callum Robinson takes the lead for Cardiff against Leyton Orient to put them, at least temporarily, in the top two but the O's level things up after the Bluebirds allow Aaron Connolly on a loose pass to make it 1-1.

Meanwhile Mason Burstow finds the net again to double Bolton's lead over Peterborough. It marks his sixth league this season, the 22-year-old is purring.

The best chance of the game falls to the visitors.

Bryant Bilongo slides the ball across the 18-yard area but Ellis Harrison can't work home goalkeeper Myles Roberts and his shot is wide.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

It has come against the run of play, but Cardiff are ahead.

Leyton Orient have wasted some excellent chances so far, and they've been undone by one pass.

In fairness, it was a beautifully weighted lofted through ball from Chris Willock to free Callum Robinson, who held off a defender and kept his cool with a fine low finish.

Salford carve out their first real chance as Kallum Cesay has a pop at goal effort goal but Christy Pym is equal to it.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

Huddersfield are giving us the impression they are happy to be patient with their attack.

They are happy to sit and absorb the pressure from Stockport.

Bristol Rovers' Alfie Chang is cautioned for a foul.

Very even this one.

Referee Ben Toner hands out the first yellow card of the day.

Huddersfield's Leo Castledine is the lucky recipient for an incident involving Tyler Onyango.

Colchester, who only have the one league win this season, are 2-0 up against Chesterfield. Harry Anderson and Jack Payne with the goals at JobServe Community Stadium.

Notts County lead Oldham thanks to an own goal from Donervon Daniels.

Shayne Lavery has put Cambridge 1-0 up against Crawley.

And Bromley lead Tranmere through Kyle Cameron's goal.

A set-piece opportunity for Walsall and up come the big men.

Skipper Aden Flint gets his head on it but it's over the target.