James McKeown
Ex-Grimsby and Walsall keeper on BBC Radio Humberside

It has been a really good game and there have been chances at both ends.

It will be interesting to see if both teams can keep up the tempo in the second half.

We're getting back under way in our 19:45 BST kick-offs.

What does the second half have in store for us? Let's find out...

In League Two, here are the headlines away from our feature matches:

• Cambridge were a goal down against Colchester but two quickfire goals just before the break have turned the game around. Cambridge lead 2-1.
• Unbeaten Bromley lead Cheltenham 1-0 thanks to Omar Sowunmi's goal.
• As are Harrogate against Barrow. Shawn McCoulsky with the goal there.
• Crawley are also one up against MK Dons.
• Swindon v Barnet and Bristol Rovers v Oldham are both 0-0.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

It was a very watchable first half between two of the very early front runners in the league.

Doncaster Rovers have picked up where they left off by winning League Two last season. They have played fluid football and a really well organised midfield with an aggressive press.

Even Huddersfield Town have really had trouble playing their way round.

There is lots to look forward to in the second half and lots to say for Lee Grant in the dressing room.

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Away from our feature games, here are the League One headlines:

• Peterborough have had the chances but it's Barnsley who take the lead and it was a lovely strike from Caylan Vickers who is on loan form Brighton with his second goal of the season.
• Luton lead Wigan 1-0 thanks to George Saville's goal.
• Freddie Draper's goal has Lincoln in front against Northampton.
• It's goalless everywhere else.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Rodney Parade

Salford lead at Newport, thanks to a cushioned volley from centre-back Adebola Oluwo that would have made most strikers proud.

That's Oluwo's second goal of the season already.

It's all level in the EFL Cup first round tie at Prenton Park.

Ben Whitfield opened the scoring giving Burton the lead but Charlie Whitaker nodded Tranmere level to set things up nicely for the second half.

Huddersfield were 3-2 down at half-time on Saturday, and honestly, it might have been 4-1 tonight. The hosts survived an almighty onslaught in the early stages with Billy Sharp denied in the goalmouth, Glenn Middleton being thwarted by Owen Goodman when clean through and then being denied by a goal-saving challenge from Leo Castledine.

Marcus Harness came closest to a reply with a superb piece of skill and powerful shot which was stopped by the Rovers keeper at the other end.

No idea how it's still 0-0, in truth...

Armani Little's cool-headed penalty puts Gillingham ahead at the break.

Owen Moxon's low strike from 20-yards on 16 minutes has given County a lead they deserve at the break.

City keeper Sam Walker is the main reason the margin isn't greater, making some smart saves to deny Owen Dodgson and Jack Diamond on more than one occasion.

It was Stevenage who began the brighter with Jamie Reid thudding the base of the post from range for the early League One leaders.

However, Lorent Tolaj's fine goal from an angle shortly before the break has Vale halfway to a highly respectable three points.

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Crewe Alexandra have dominated Fleetwood to retain their place as League Two leaders, as it stands.

The Cods were beginning to build into the game at the end of that half - can they continue to flow in the second half enough to claw their way back?

They'll need to keep their eye out for Crewe's Josh March. His strike was the catalyst for an own goal in the opening minute and he then followed it up with a goal with his name on it to double the visitors' lead.

There's an additional two minutes to go.

Fleetwood are starting to find their groove now but is it too late for this half?

There's only two minutes added to the clock for Chesterfield to find a leveller before the half-time whistle.

Mike Baggaley
Port Vale journalist on BBC Radio Stoke

Port Vale have looked like a good attacking side so far and have got a goal.

The crowd are up so let's see what they can do before we go in for half-time.

An opportunity for the Cods as they are given a free-kick in the attacking half.

The set-piece is sent across field but finds a Crewe head. The rebound is mopped up and then worked up the left-flank but the resulting cross into the box is easily collected by a diving Tom Booth.

They beat Luton on Saturday but this feels like a step-up for Bradford.

Stockport have been excellent and Malik Mothersille has come close to doubling their lead with a turn and fierce effort which flies over Sam Walker's crossbar.

Ironic jeers from some Doncaster fans as one-time Rovers hero Alfie May opts to take on an ambitious volley with the outside of his right peg as a clearing header drops to him on the edge of the box, only to skew his effort tamely wide.

Ryan Simmonds
Walsall under-18s coach on BBC Radio WM

Both teams have settled into a rhythm in this game and it has started to flow.

Walsall have had a bit of a good spell in the last five minutes. Walsall are completely fine with the opposition having possession.

Tranmere get the equaliser which has been deserved.

Charlie Whitaker with the goal for Rovers.