It was a fast start with two goals in the other League One games early on, but not much to report since.

But Stockport nearly took the lead against Exeter when Louie Barry fired a cross in for Kyle Wootton, but he couldn't hit the target.

Wimbledon are now 2-0 up at Harrogate thanks to John-Joe O'Toole's strike.

Grimsby have the lead at Morecambe, Justin Obikwu the scorer.

Down the other end and Ethan Laird, now coming in from the left-flank, meets a cross from Alfie May, though Reds keeper Ben Killip is equal to his header.

Sam Avery
BBC Three Counties Radio's Wycombe commentator

There is bit more atmosphere from the Wycombe fans now that their team has scored.

It was a somewhat shaky start with some chances from Reading, and since going ahead they have sort of gained some control in the game.

Elliot Lee almost puts Wrexham ahead!

Oliver Rathbone crosses to the back post and the striker almost puts it in!

A first real sight of goal for the Tykes as Stephen Humphrys chases down Georgie Gent's ball down the channel and squares to Adam Phillips 20 yards out, only for the Barnsley man to miskick his chance.

Dan George
BBC Sport at Adams Park

The home side enjoyed that one, Beryly Lubala cupping his ear to the Reading support after he scored.

"We're Wycombe Wanderers, we're top of the league" chant the Chairboys faithful.

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

It seems to be the end Blues are attacking where the wind is holding up the ball, and Barnsley can see that.

However, it has been good from Blues and they have passed it around and then looked to break quickly which has sort of caught Barnsley out a bit.

Already an equaliser at the Wham Stadium as Ben Woods gets Accrington level with Bromley.

And AFC Wimbledon's Josh Kelly has put Harrogate behind in North Yorkshire.

First chance for the hosts as Aaron Morley cracks a 20-yard half-volley over Joel Pereira's crossbar.

A couple of sights of goal for the Royals, first Lewis Wing pings a trademark 25-yarder in, only for his strike to deflect wide, while Chem Campbell's effort from closer range after a scramble in the box was also deflected over the Chairboys bar.

Slow start at the Pirelli Stadium. The weather is having an impact.

Wrexham yet to find their stride.

Former Blues man Marc Roberts is a danger for Barnsley with his long throws on a day like today, but the visitors manage to clear one, giving Jay Stansfield green space ahead of him.

The Blues talisman drives forward but is thwarted by a fine recovery challenge from Georgie Gent before he was able to pull the trigger.

First real chance in South Yorkshire and it is for the home side, Luke Molyneux returning to the XI, cutting in on his left but firing a wild shot high and wide of Joe Day's goal.

Quality in short supply in these conditions but Reading's Michael Craig almost freed Sam Smith with a lovely pass, Smith just unable to bring it under his spell and go through on Franco Ravizzoli's goal.

First goal of the afternoon in the fourth tier and it goes to Bromley's Michael Cheek with his 10th of the season at Accrington.

Shortly followed by a sixth of the season for Harry Smith of Swindon giving Ian Holloway's side the lead at home to Fleetwood.

Dan George
BBC Sport at Adams Park

Just how strong the wind is can already be seen.

Wycombe keeper Franco Ravizzoli launched a goal-kick downfield and it bounced just in front of Royals stopper Joel Pereira off the slick surface, then looping up into the air carried by the wind.

Pereira looked calm and it went wide of the net but the wind is definitely a factor to be aware of today.

The Reading fans to my left are already making their feelings known about owner Dai Yongge and the EFL.

Wycombe's loudest support is coming from the terrace behind the goal to my right.

A blow for Birmingham and a reshuffle as Alex Cochrane is stretchered off after contesting a ball with Adam Phillips.

Taylor Gardner-Hickman is the early replacement for the visitors and will head to right-back with Ethan Laird switching to left-back.