Wycombe's Aaron Morley turns on a sixpence outside the Addicks box and flashes in a dipping near-post drive which Ashley Maynard-Brewer does well to hold on the bounce falling to his right.

Dare I say the first bit of real quality of the game?

Stockport's Kyle Wootton commits a foul - he's not cautioned for that but for his protests.

Moments later Wootton is the victim and Rotherham's Hakeem Odoffin gets the game's third yellow card.

Former Charlton loanee Tyreeq Bakinson picks up the first caution of the game as he tries to prevent Luke Berry taking a quick free-kick in his own half.

Not quite the impression he'll have been dreaming about on his return to The Valley...

Swindon are given a free-kick just outside the box in a promising position.

Defender Will Wright steps up and tries to dip the ball over the wall and into the top corner but gets slightly too much on it and the ball flies inches over Grant Smith's bar.

Another sighter from Town - they've come closest to breaking the deadlock so far here.

Luke Berry gets too much on a deep free-kick into the Wycombe box and Macauley Gillesphey, ghosting in at the far post, can only divert the ball off-target from an acute angle.

Charlton having a bit of a go here, thanks in part to the increasingly influential Thierry Small on the right flank.

Lloyd Jones meets a right-wing corner with a firm header which is flicked over the top by a Wanderers head.

The first caution of the game is for Rotherham's Zak Jules as he hauls down Isaac Olaofe who was away down the right-hand side.

The ball finds its way to Carlisle United striker Daniel Adu-Adjei about 25 yards out but he fires a wild effort high, wide and not very handsomely.

He had more time than he thought and should have done better.

Good goalkeeping from Dillon Phillips as he races out of his area to clear with Issac Olaofe again bearing down on goal - the Rotherham keeper times the challenge just right.

Louie Barry now takes a tumble in the Rotherham box but referee Leigh Doughty is unmoved by the penalty appeals - it would have been soft.

Good game now.

Wycombe forward Daniel Udoh gets a bang on the ankle in a challenge from Charlton defender Lloyd Jones on halfway.

Nasty business on a cold day, but he'll try to run it off. The free-kick doesn't even reach the penalty area and Ipswich loanee Cameron Humphreys is dispossessed as he tries to pick up the scraps.

Gavin Kilkenny is the second man in the referee's notebook after tugging the shirt of Jude Arthurs during a Bromley counter-attack.

Swindon boss Ian Holloway will undoubtedly be a bit concerned that both his central midfielders have been cautioned before the half-hour mark.

A short corner for Rotherham ends with Joe Powell hammering a shot straight at Ben Hinchliffe in the Stockport.

The visitors break quickly but Isaac Olaofe's route to goal is eventually blocked.

Defender Caleb Taylor marauds down the Wycombe left and wins a free-kick in a dangerous area.

Dan Harvie swings it in towards the far post and though it's overhit, Wycombe do come away with a corner from it, though Harvie's left-footed inswinger is dealt with once again.

That goal has really fired up Rotherham and suddenly it's panic stations in the Stockport six-yard area before the ball is hacked clear by skipper Fraser Horsfall.

This game has completely changed.

Restless Addicks boss Nathan Jones is clearly trying to signal a shift in formation to his troops, he's on the edge of his technical area holding up four fingers and screaming the word 'four... four... FOUR' with the gusto of a man trying to update his order to a bartender in a crowded and noisy nightclub.

Not a lot has happened in terms of action at Brunton Park since Harris' 11th-minute opener.

A couple of 50-50's ends up with Accrington's Donald Love clattering into Jon Mellish but the right-back just avoids receiving a yellow card from the referee.

We've had the benefit of a second look at the Rotherham equaliser.

When the ball is helped back into the box there are two Rotherham players who look to be in offside positions but the goalscorer, Hakeem Odoffin, is at least level with the last defender.

Looks like a good decision by the officials.

Moments after almost scoring, Town captain Nnamdi Ofoborh is the first player in the book for a late tackle.

Tyreece Campbell looks like he is feeling it today, he drives forward from midfield with the Wycombe defence backing off and opts to shoot from a good 30 yards, though he can only drag a pea roller well past Franco Ravizzoli's upright.

Wycombe just starting to look a little discomfited under the press of Charlton on what looks a rather hard and bobbly playing surface.

Chairboys keeper Franco Ravizzoli clears the ball straight out of play from a backpass after seeing his attempt to play out from the back foiled by tenacious work from the Addicks frontline.