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What a day!

From Bradford winning the derby against rivals Huddersfield Town, to Cardiff stealing a late, late point from a dominant Stockport County in the 97th minute, today has provided every bit of entertainment as we thought it would.

The best part? The season is still only in its early stages.

Join us again next Saturday when Cardiff and Bradford face off at the top of League One and Salford City look to displace Swindon Town from the apex of League Two.

You won't want to miss it.

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Gillingham have been dislodged from top spot on goal difference despite winning 1-0 at home to Notts County to maintain their unbeaten record.

Swindon are the division's new leaders, with an injury-time strike by Aaron Drinan - his second of the afternoon - clinching a 3-1 win over Harrogate to take them above the Gills on goals scored.

Salford leap into third place with a 3-1 success away to Shrewsbury, who slip into the bottom two after that result, coupled with Accrington's 1-0 victory over Colchester.

Cheltenham are now bottom of the pile after they went down a 2-0 defeat at Crawley.

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Cardiff's LATE draw with Stockport sees them remain in top spot thanks to their healthy goal difference, just ahead of Bradford City, who celebrated a massive 3-1 derby win over Huddersfield Town.

Doncaster Rovers drop to fifth after a comprehensive 3-0 loss to Wigan Athletic, while Barnsley jump up to third.

Towards the bottom, Port Vale escape the bottom four thanks to a 2-0 victory over Exeter City.

But Peterborough's win over Wycombe Wanderers isn't enough to see them out of the basement but does see them level on points with struggling Blackpool and Burton Albion.

Adam Cottier
BBC Radio Lancashire at Edgeley Park

Cardiff scarcely deserved their equaliser and Stockport had looked so secure but seven minutes of added time left the door open to drama and Salech headed in with precision.

The Cardiff fans unsurprising celebrated it like a win.

It's goals like that that make long away days all the more worthwhile.

• Swindon came from behind to beat Harrogate 3-1 and go top, with Gillingham dropping to second on goal difference despite beating Notts County

• Neither Chesterfield or MK Dons could find a winner with the match ending 1-1.
• Mike Fondop-Talom's goal was enough to give Oldham a 1-0 victory over Bromley.
• Bristol Rovers won their fourth straight match with victory over Barrow, while Walsall were held to a 1-1 draw by Fleetwood
• Daniel Udoh's 92nd-minute goal against Shrewsbury ensured a 3-1 win for Salford.
• Courtney Baker-Richardson scored a late equaliser to earn Newport a point in a 1-1 draw against Tranmere.

• Grimsby scored an even later goal to earn a point in a 1-1 draw against Cambridge.
• Barnet held on to a 2-1 win over Crewe as Ryan Glover's goal earns them all three points

• Yousef Salech's 97th-minute equaliser earns Cardiff a dramatic 1-1 draw at Stockport to keep them top of the table on goal difference
• Bradford had taken over at the summit earlier in the day after their 3-1 win at home to Huddersfield but drop to second
• Ten-man Plymouth beat Luton 3-2 while Barnsley held on to edge Reading and move up to third
• Stevenage had to settle for a 1-1 draw at Mansfield, with Doncaster - who began the day in second place - slumping to a 3-0 defeat at Wigan.
• At the foot of the table, Peterborough finally tasted victory for the first time this season by beating Wycombe 2-1, but Blackpool are now only above Posh on goal difference after they went down to a 1-0 defeat at Northampton.
• Port Vale also gained their first success of the season, triumphing 2-0 at Exeter to climb out of the bottom four.
• Bolton struck a 94th-minute equaliser to draw with Leyton Orient
• Wimbledon beat Rotherham 2-1; Lincoln won 1-0 at Burton

Gillingham seal all three points in what was a close affair between the two sides.

Josh Andrews' header is what made the difference and County just didn't have enough in them to carve out any real chance of grabbing an equaliser.

Despite the victory, Gillingham move down to second in the table as Swindon move ahead on goals scored.

Plymouth may have seen red cards for defender Joe Edwards and boss Tom Cleverley but playing with 10-men after the 50th minute hasn't stopped them from another big win.

First Stockport, now Luton - Argyle are on the rise.

Discipline could have cost them though. Both of Luton's goals were borne from penalties.

As for Luton boss Matt Bloomfield, he'll be more concerned about how his side couldn't take anything away from a game where they had 14 pops at goal.

Elliot Nevitt strikes just wide of the post from outside the box.

Can Notts County capitalise and find the equaliser in the closing stages?

Cardiff equalise in the 97th minute to take a share of the points despite a dominant performance from Stockport County.

The home side had 10 more shots than their visitors but their inability to stretch their lead meant Cardiff were able to scramble up a draw thanks to a late header from Yousef Salech.

It means the Bluebirds are still top. Just.

Amario Cozier-Duberry has struck in the fourth minute of added time to bring Bolton level at Leyton Orient.

Meanwhile, some nervous moments for Barnsley - hanging onto a 3-2 lead at home to Reading in injury time - as Murphy Cooper is forced to claw away a Lewis Wing free-kick.

The added minutes are in the double digits.

There's 10 to go.

Explosive ending, incoming?

A comprehensive win for Wigan, with those early goals from Dara Costelloe and Matt Smith establishing the tone before Fraser Murray made it 3-0 early in the second half.

Only Doncaster's second defeat of the season and it costs them the chance to take over at the top of the table tonight.

Plymouth have introduced new signing Law McCabe for his debut.

He replaces Matthew Sorinola, whose picked up an injury while Aribim Pepple is on for Lorent Tolaj.

Jodi Jones hits Notts County's first shot on target of the match.

Following nice link-up play between him and Palmer, his effort from range is saved by Glenn Morris.

SEVEN minutes added to the clock!

Plenty of time for Cardiff to take something from this game.

Four minutes to be added on... but the points are safely in Wigan's pocket and have been for some time.

Stockport's Jack Diamond sets his sights on the corner from outside the box but his shot fails to reach the target.

County boss Dave Challinor might be somewhat disappointed if this game ends with just the one goal. The hosts have had so many chances.

Not that they'll be complaining about this scoreline, but Wigan could have added more gloss to it in this second half.

Ryan Trevitt and Paul Mullin have both gone close, with Mullin since substituted as the Latics look to see out the remaining five minutes or so.