Aaron Drinan's close-range header gives Swindon a 2-1 lead against Harrogate which currently moves them up to second in the table.

Ben Woodburn's free kick from the edge of the box has given Salford a 2-1 lead against Shrewsbury.

Oldham have opened the scoring against Bromley in the 82nd minute of the match with a header from Mike Fondop-Talum.

Barnet have taken a 2-1 lead away at Crewe with a close-range finish from Ryan Glover.

Stevenage were starting to eye top spot in League One after that Charlie Goode opener at Mansfield, but they've been quickly pulled back to 1-1 by Joe Gardner's equaliser.

Elsewhere, Leyton Orient have broken the deadlock at home to Bolton, with Jack Simpson on target for the O's.

Notts County are pushing for an equaliser.

Jodi Jones swings in a ball in the box which is flicked on by a defender towards the back post but Matthew Dennis couldn't quite direct his header on target.

That title make your heart race, Plymouth fans?

Well, fear not. There's still 10 men on the pitch but they will be without boss Tom Cleverley's leadership in the dugout.

Cohen Bramall is on for Mads Andersen in a Luton change.

Worth mentioning that today is Kenilworth Road's 140th anniversary. Could the side commemorate it with a memorable victory?

It really doesn't look as though it's going to be Doncaster's day, with Toyosi Olusanya firing high over the target after the visitors counter-attacked.

Wigan have been good value and they're probably not going to match the eight they put past Grant McCann's Hull side five years ago, but it's still not one the Rovers boss will look back at with any fondness.

The shots are beginning to mount for Luton as they chase that winner.

Kal Naismith is the latest to take aim as he takes a punt from outside the box but Argyle keeper Luca Ashby-Hammond is equal to it.

More Cardiff changes.

Boss Brian Barry-Murphy wants to see a turn of fate and he wants it soon.

Callum Robinson and Ronan Kpakio are on.

Perry Ng and Ryan Wintle are off.

David Turnbull returns for Cardiff to replace Joel Colwill, while Isaak Davies replaces Cian Ashford.

Villa loanee Tommi O'Reilly put Crewe ahead against Barnet before Lindokuhle Ndlovu grabbed an equaliser just three minutes later.

Barrow have pulled a goal back against Bristol Rovers courtesy of Connor Mahoney, the score now 2-1.

Shayden Morris is brought on for Gideon Kodua as Luton look to capitalise against Plymouth's 10 men.

Quite a game at Oakwell this afternoon, where Barnsley stretched their lead over Reading to 3-1, with Adam Phillips converting a penalty after Nathanael Ogbeta was brought down.

But the points aren't in the bag yet, with Daniel Kyerewaa reducing the deficit for the Royals.

Speaking of penalties, AFC Wimbledon have now come from behind to lead Rotherham 2-1 after Matt Stevens scored from the spot.

And the deadlock has been broken at Mansfield, with Stevenage defender Charlie Goode finding the net to put the visitors 1-0 up.

Stockport think they've earned another penalty when Benony Andresson takes a tumble in the box but the referee is having none of it.

The home side might not need the calls to go in their favour. They've had 12 shots to Cardiff's three. Utter dominance.

Is there any way back for Doncaster?

It doesn't seem so at the moment - in fact, they could be even further behind, with Dara Costelloe and Paul Mullin both having attempts charged down since Fraser Murray made it 3-0.

Wigan's unbeaten home record this season is set to continue.

Kellan Gordon has gone down with a serious injury following a challenge near the halfway line and receives applause as he is stretchered off.

Plymouth boss Tom Cleverley makes a switch in defence as Brendan Galloway replaces Mathias Ross.

Ross will need to put in a shift to make sure Joe Edwards' dismissal doesn't lose Argyle the match.

Oh dear.

It's just getting worse for Plymouth as Joe Edwards is shown a straight red for a late tackle on Millenic Alli.

Adam Cottier
BBC Radio Lancashire at Edgeley Park

Stockport enjoyed an excellent first half, combative and energetic, they made life extremely uncomfortable for the morning leaders.

And the home side have continued into the second half with purpose.

They look a real threat with Benony Andresson at the heart of it.

Cardiff need to make changes if they are to avoid their first defeat under Brian Barry-Murphy.