It's all Charlton. The ball drops in the box to Matt Godden but his volley is instinctively saved by Jed Steer and then Josh Edwards tries to bundle his way through from the loose ball only to eventually poke wide of the far post.

Leyton Orient are running away with it against Mansfield. It's now 3-0 to the O's.

Ethan Galbraith brings it down, skips past a couple of defenders and curls one into the bottom corner.

Still no goals in Blackpool, Bristol and Crawley with more than 35 minutes played.

Golden chance for Tyreece Campbell to open the scoring as he latches onto a flick from Matt Godden and races into the area, only to side-foot rather tamely towards goal allowing Jed Steer to drop to his left to save.

Moments later the Addicks are back on the attack and Luke Berry's low bender from just outside the box thuds into the base of Steer's left-hand post, and in the melee which followed Godden saw a close-range shot deflected behind.

Charlton building a head of steam.

Tomoki Iwata has heard enough from the fans, he's had a crack from 25 yards. It takes a big deflection off-target to win another Birmingham corner, though Kieran Dowell's deep curler sees an infringement, allowing the U's defence a moment of respite.

Oh dear...

John Marquis steps up for Shrewsbury and hits the tamest of tame penalties you will see straight at Joel Pereira in the Reading goal.

Will the visitors live to rue that golden opportunity? Marquis will be living that one over for some time if they don't go on to win this now.

Reading's Chem Campbell is booked for the foul that led to the penalty.

Mike Taylor
BBC WM commentator

You can feel it starting to happen for Walsall, they are being a little bit more ambitious.

The pace has certainly picked up in the last ten minutes.

They have still not created a real chance but things are looking better.

A big chance for the visitors to take the lead. Chem Campbell yanks Harrison Biggins to the ground as a corner comes in and the ref doesn't hesitate in pointing to the spot. A clear foul.

Every time Tomoki Iwata gets on the ball the Blues fans chorus 'shoooooot'... even if he's in his own half.

His strike on Saturday was his seventh of the season, and will live long in the memory around these parts for years, you'd expect.

Shrewsbury looking the brighter of the two sides, it must be said.

John Marquis drives forward for Salop and feeds it right to George Lloyd inside the box but his effort is blocked.

Reading are yet to register a shot. The visitors have just had their third.

It's settled right down after that high-octane start, but Thierry Small is heating up down the Charlton right and it's from another of his powerful runs that Charlton have come closest to breaking the deadlock.

His low cross into the mixer is met by the perfectly-timed run of Luke Berry, but the Addicks man can only steer past the angle of post and bar from seven yards out, under immense pressure it should be said.

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It has taken until the 25th minute for Walsall to take their first shot on goal.

Evan Weir maraudes forward and keeps looking up to have a shot. No tackles come in so he continues to carry the ball up to the edge of the Gills' box before lashing high over the crossbar.

Blues skipper Christoph Klarer hits the deck with some force after an aerial challenge with Ryan Loft, but after a bit of a fracas, and a spot of treatment, he's ok to continue...

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

James Brophy gave the referee a decision to make. It's not a strong challenge but he's clearly shoulder-barged Ethan Laird.

More often than not the referee is going to give that.

It wasn't the greatest penalty from Jay Stansfield but he drilled it and it's gone in.

Cambridge have just tried to contain Blues so far, but we've seen it so often this season that when teams have tried to do that, Blues have found a way.

Peter Lloyd
BBC Radio Kent

Walsall are playing with a very high line in the opening of this one. They are playing some pretty basic stuff.

Gillingham have looked secure so far. Yes, they haven't had a shot but they will be pleased enough with some of the play.

Not a lot to shout about in the opening 10 minutes between Reading and Shrewsbury.

Salop have won their past two games - the first time they've won two in a row all season in League One in-fact. Could they make it three on the bounce tonight?

It's a fairly subdued atmosphere inside the ground at the moment, perhaps not helped by the off the pitch issues for the Royals with another takeover bid seemingly falling through last week.

My word what a goal from Alex Pattison for Bradford!

A short corner finds his way to him 30 yards from goal and he throws the kitchen sink at the shot to send it into the top corner. A goal-of-the-season contender!

Victory over Accrington would mean eight home wins in a row for the Bantams, and a best run at Valley Parade for 71 years.

Ethan Laird takes a tumble near the byeline under pressure from James Brophy... referee Darren Drysdale points to the spot.

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

I think Blues can afford to take a few more risks because Cambridge keep giving them the ball back.