Michael Olakigbe has been at the heart of much of Wigan's best stuff and he's nearly broken the deadlock with a curling effort which drifts wide of the upright... any kind of touch in the goalmouth and the Latics were ahead.

Free-kick magnet Paul Mullin is brought down 25 yards out once again after Ollie Palmer had flicked on a long clearance from Mark Howard, but Mullin's subsequent free-kick thunders into the wall before being cleared.

Blues keeper Ryan Allsop is caught in no-man's land after a mistimed clearance but Lee Evans' long-range lob sails over the bar.

Jon D'Laryea
Former Mansfield Town midfielder on BBC Radio Nottingham

If the game stays like this, then Nigel Clough can't be too disappointed. Obviously, he won't be happy with the goal conceded and the nature of that goal.

But Mansfield have got players that can change this game.

Adedeji Oshilaja sends a header wide for Mansfield as they search for a leveller before the break.

It's been a really good response from the visitors.

Wrexham are growing into this one but Max Cleworth's speculative from long distance flies well wide of Sam Tickle's goal.

Not even going to use the 'close' headline for that one...

Paul Mullin, who is quite popular in these parts, is brought down just outside the Wigan box and takes the free-kick himself, though his low strike is too close to Latics keeper Sam Tickle.

Baba Adeeko made a lively start for the Latics but he's been forced off after pulling up with an apparent muscle injury, Jensen Weir is coming on to replace him.

Some good football from Mansfield ends with Lucas Akins seeing his shot saved.

Will Evans and Louis Reed link up to provide the opportunity.

Surprisingly, Akins is yet to score in the EFL this season.

End-to-end stuff as Emil Hansson is denied his first Blues goal in League One as his 18-yard strike is saved by Blackpool keeper Harry Tyrer flying to his left.

Down the other end and Ashley Fletcher gets the better of Kristian Bielik to go clean through but sees his fierce effort tipped over by Ryan Allsop in the Blues goal.

The Magpies are level!

Sam Stubbs, who scored the opening goal, turns hero to zero when he is dispossessed by Alassana Jatta - who rounds Cheltenham keeper Joe Day and equalises.

Charlie Webster's goal continues to give Burton a surprise 1-0 advantage at fourth-placed Huddersfield.

Crawley lead by the same scoreline at Exeter thanks to Panutche Camara's first goal of the season.

The two sides ahead in those games are both in the relegation zone although Crawley could climb out of the bottom four with a win.

Birmingham not having things their own way, despite their impressive home record at the top of the table.

Kristian Bielik has gone into the book after a foul on Albie Morgan.

Tell you what, Wigan have made a very decent start at the Stok Cae Ras.

They don't score many, and they don't concede many, but their energetic press is preventing the home side from settling, and they have had the best of the half-chances too, plus a few set-pieces into Mark Howard's box.

Both sides come close to breaking the deadlock!

First, Vale's Ruari Paton hits a left-foot shot which just misses the right-hand post for the visitors.

Then a minute later, Jaden Luker's good footwork creates half a yard for a shot but his effort is well tipped around the post by Vale keeper Connor Ripley.

Good flow to this one.

A good reaction from Mansfield to going behind with two efforts from Keanu Baccus - one over and one blocked.

An absolute breathless first 20 minutes across the nine League Two games.

Cheltenham Town lead Notts County a goal to nil thanks to Sam Stubbs' fourth-minute opener.

Fleetwood and Harrogate Town remain level at 1-1. James Bolton had given the Cod Army an early lead but Harrogate restored parity six minutes later thanks to Josh March's goal.

MK Dons lead Crewe thanks to Joe White's goal, and Barrow are ahead at Tranmere after an own goal by the luckless Jordan Turnbull.