Blues keeper Ryan Allsop called into action again just before the break as Adam Phillips has an effort after Corey O'Keefe's break down the right, but the keeper flops to his left to gather.

Cheltenham deserve their lead at the interval.

The first 45 minutes has seen two yellow cards and the one goal which was Owen Bailey putting through his own net.

Into FIVE added minutes at Oakwell after that early injury to Blues left-back Alex Cochrane.

Beryly Lubala's early opener had the Chairboys in front but Harvey Knibbs turned home a loose ball to level proceedings in an absorbing encounter at Adams Park.

Just like at Lincoln earlier, there's a lack of action to report, probably because of the weather.

Mason Bennett has had the only shot on target for Burton, and Elliot Lee just went close with a free kick. Surely the second half can only get better?

I won't hold my breath.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

It has got a bit sloppy in the last four or five minutes, and if you think a chance was going to come from anyone you would say it would be Barnsley.

Reds are on the march.

Mael de Gevigney's cross from the right is met by the head of Adam Phillips, but Blues keeper Ryan Allsop makes a routine save.

Chesterfield have the lead over Tranmere thanks to Ryan Colclough.

Justin Obikwu has a second in 15 minutes for Grimsby who now lead 2-0 at Morecambe.

The ball falls to Joel Colwill in the area and he fires well at goal but Donny stopper Teddy Sharman-Lowe makes a crucial save.

Reading trying to turn this one on its head, Charlie Savage lets fly with his left foot from just outside the box but Wanderers keeper Franco Ravizzoli is able to stop his effort and grab the ball at the second attempt.

Geoff Doyle
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

It's a good game - so far. But Wycombe will have to keep the ball to get a chance against Reading who are playing very quick.

Obviously, Reading were a Championship team and you can tell, they are very good on the ball.

Stephen Humphrys is in the middle of everything for Barnsley, he brings a ball over the top from skipper Luca Connell under his spell in the area, eventually going down under pressure from Krystian Bielik, but seeing his appeal for a penalty to referee Thomas Parsons waved away.

Tykes boss Darrell Clarke is booked for taking his protests too far while the home fans chant an opinion about the official's suitability to take charge of a football match.

Second goal for Cambridge against Shrewsbury and it is Shayne Lavery again! Swift counter attack, brilliant left-foot finish.

And like London buses, incredibly all the action kicks off at Mansfield. Adedeji Oshilaja levelled for the hosts just moments before Josh Koroma restored Huddersfield's lead.

He raced through after a great pass picked him out and finished well.

Dan George
BBC Sport

We are level!

A mess at the back by Wycombe and Harvey Knibbs eventually slots it home, shushing the Wanderers' terrace stand.

A few challenges and chants by the fans give this a real grudge match feel.

Pandemonium in the Reading end with near 1,900 of them. I think the term is limbs!

Second yellow of this tie.

Kyle Hurst sees yellow after a late challenge on away skipper Luke Young.

Jordan Thomas again in the action having drawn the first card of the game not long ago.

He hits one from distance now, but it keeps on rising over the bar.

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

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I've been impressed with Birmingham, they are dealing with the conditions well, and have got some control over the game now.

Barnsley are certainly looking to play the ball quickly and looking to play it into wide areas, but Blues are looking really well defensively.

Krystian Bielik to the rescue for Blues as his last-ditch challenge prevents Stephen Humprhys from getting a shot in on Ryan Allsop's goal after a nice throughball from Corey O'Keefe, another former Blues man.

First card of this one.

Jordan Thomas cleverly beats Jay McGrath before he's brought down.

Yellow for the Rovers number 25.