Accrington are convinced they have earned themselves the first corner of the game but the referee, after initially pointing to the corner flag, changes his mind and awards a goal kick to Oldham.

That has made a couple of Accrington fans in camera shot quite unhappy, to say the very least.

Stockport's Callum Connolly comes into a challenge from behind on Reyes Cleary, who accidentally catches the County defender with a stray arm.

A break in play while Connolly gets some treatment.

Fleetwood get an attack but when they lose out, Nathaniel Mendez-Laing is like a rocket up the right flank to drive it forward.

Kayden Hughes stays with him but can't get in front to stop the run though his presence does enough to force Mendez-Laing into taking the shot, seeing it stopped by the Cods keeper.

Stockport winger Jayden Fevrier is causing absolute chaos - and for Barnsley defender Mael de Gevigney in particular.

He skips past his man again and sets it back for Beno Andresson who can only steer over the bar from about 15 yards out.

Another good chance for County goes begging.

The loose ball drops to Oldham's Josh Hawkes and he whizzes a half-volley from 25 yards just over the Accrington crossbar.

Oldham look the better side in this one so far.

Alex Gilbey is in the centre of the box completely unmarked as a sharp diagonal pass is cut in towards him.

He fires with pace but Cods keeper Jay Lynch spots the danger and denies an opener.

Fleetwood's defence can be leaky, they will want to make sure their opponents don't get too many chances like that.

A break in play at Bloomfield Road as Blackpool defender Ollie Casey has taken a blow to the head and is being bandaged up.

Looks like quite the bump he's got to his forehead.

This is the closest we've come to an opener! Jayden Fevrier runs at his full-back and delivers an excellent cross to the back post for County's top goalscorer Kyle Wootton, but he heads narrowly over the top.

Harrison Neal can't stop MK Dons from taking possession and making the run up field to set up Joe Tomlinson.

Tomlinson unleashes a shot but it deflects off a Fleetwood defender to go out for a corner.

MK Dons applying the pressure here.

Andy Lyons meets a cross to the back post for Blackpool and it's a presentable chance but he can only guide his first-time effort over the bar.

Jayden Fevrier weaves into the area for Stockport but fires over from the angle. A good run but not able to apply the finish.

Good chance for the visitors to break the deadlock!

A long ball is well met by Oldham winger Kai Payne who strikes a low effort on the bounce with his left foot from 20 yards but it is well kept out by Accrington keeper Ollie Wright.

The travelling fans are in good voice and their side have shown promising signs early on.

Nathan Lowe races through for Stockport but goes down under a challenge from Barnsley defender Mael de Gevigney.

Lowe spreads his arms wide in exasperation towards the referee who waves play on. Didn't look like a foul. Shoulder to shoulder as they say.

A quiet opening six minutes at Bloomfield Road.

Reading are searching for a first away win of the campaign. The Royals are the only side in League One yet to pick up victory on their travels so far this season.

Callum Paterson launches a long ball into the Fleetwood box but a red shirt easily clears.

Paterson gets another go, providing a sharp cross this time but again only finding a Fleetwood body.

Though the former Scotland international think it's touched the Cods man's hand and makes the appeal but the referee waves it away.

Instead, the ball is heading up the other end of the pitch.

An early ball into the middle from Oldham full-back Jamie Robson is touched goalwards by Luke Hannant but it is easily gathered by Accrington keeper Ollie Wright.

Decent start by the visitors.

Lively start by Barnsley at Edgeley Park. Reyes Cleary flashes a ball across the face of the Stockport goal and it's turned behind for a corner.

The Tykes work it short and Luca Connell's effort from the edge of the area is just about kept out by Ben Hinchliffe in the home goal.

Right then, four of today's games are ready to kick start our day.

Will they deliver some colour to a grey looking afternoon?

No time like the present to find out.

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Stockport boss Dave Challinor makes three changes from their 3-0 defeat at Peterborough.

Owen Dodgson, Nathan Lowe and Jayden Fevrier all start. Jack Diamond drops to the bench but Corey O'Keeffe and Callum Camps aren't in the matchday squad.

Mael de Gevigney and Adam Phillips return to the side for Barnsley as Conor Hourihane makes two alterations following their impressive 5-0 win over Luton.

Josh Earl and Jonathan Bland miss out.

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Football can change very quickly and particularly so in a division that’s as tightly contested as League One this season.

Stockport can attest to that, having sat top of the pile only two games ago after they’d eased to victory at Port Vale.

But two consecutive 3-0 defeats by Luton and Peterborough respectively have dropped Stockport to fifth - though they’re still only two points behind leaders Stevenage.

One win can swing things back in your favour very quickly and standing in their way today are a Barnsley side who may well have promotion ambitions of their own.

The Tykes ended a five-game winless streak with two wins on the bounce, including an emphatic 5-0 victory against Luton last weekend, and are three points off the top six with two - or even three - games in hand on the sides directly above them.