Aaron Nemane turns near the halfway line and drives forward to loop a ball up to MK Dons team-mate Callum Paterson in the box.

The centre-forward is close to getting contact but it just grazes past him.

Dangerous.

Odin Bailey comes rushing in towards the back post for Stockport but he can't quite stretch enough to get on the end of Jayden Fevrier's cross. Agonising for County.

Double change for the visitors just five minutes after the break.

Michael Mellon and Jack Stevens are thrown on in place of Joe Quigley and Luke Hannant.

A first sight of goal in this second half for Blackpool.

George Honeyman fires it into the box and Tom Bloxham gets a shot away but Reading keeper Joel Pereira is out to smother and then it bounces back off Bloxham and out for a goal-kick.

There were no changes at half-time for either side and there appears to be no difference on the pitch either.

MK Dons still feeling the better side but seeing their open play punts at goal unsuccessful.

Fleetwood struggling to get something going.

A mazy run from Accrington's Isaac Heath ends with him striking an effort towards goal which is deflected out for a corner.

From it, the ball almost lands to an Accrington player in the middle but Oldham, just about, scramble the ball clear.

Dave Challinor has made a double change at the break for Stockport.

Joseph Olowu and Beno Andresson have been replaced by Ben Osborn and Jack Hunt.

Substitution at the break for the home side.

Perhaps unsurprisingly after picking up a yellow card in the first-half, Farrend Rawson is withdrawn and replaced by Connor O'Brien in defence.

Our early kick-offs are beginning to get back underway after some interesting team talks... at least so we can imagine.

It's 1-0s all over the place - will the second half provide match-changing goals?

Let's find out.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Edgeley Park

Stockport have never lost three in a row under Dave Challinor. In fact, the last time it happened was in 2019, after they had already secured promotion from the National League North.

It gives you an idea of how strange this dip in performances is.

Defensively, they’ve been far more organised than their 3-0 reverse at Peterborough.

They have, however, been wasteful with their three big chances in this first half. Barnsley started brightly and have kept up the pressure.

Vimal Yoganathan’s goal was deserved and Ben Hinchliffe has been put under pressure in the County goal. Finely balanced, at a very wet Edgeley Park.

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Reading are deservedly ahead at the break as they chase down a first league away win of the season.

Blackpool started brightly but it's been pretty much all Reading since Kamari Doyle steered the visitors in front in the 28th minute.

The Tangerines are in a spot of trouble and are dropping below Plymouth to second bottom as things stand.

Reading almost double their advantage on the stroke of half-time.

Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan gets into the area and clips it over Blackpool keeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell, but Ollie Casey does brilliantly to get back and clear the effort off the line.

Casey prevented an almost certain goal.

Half-time at Accrington and the home side go into the dressing rooms with a one-goal advantage.

Their advantage was presented to them by Oldham when Latics left-back Jamie Robson rather inexplicably put through his own net on the half hour mark.

The Latics had the better chances until then but could have been two goals down when Isaac Heath bent a shot just wide.

Oldham could have equalized right on half-time but first-half substitute Kane Drummond saw his left-footed strike saved by Ollie Wright as he bared down on goal.

Decent first-half in Lancashire.

Advantage Barnsley at the interval.

Boos ring out at a rainy Edgeley Park as Stockport find themselves a goal behind for a third game in a row.

Oldham's Kane Drummond goes in on goal one-on-one but his effort his well kept out by Stanley keeper Ollie Wright.

The ball comes back to Joe Quigley but his left-footed effort is deflected wide for a corner, which is well caught by Wright.

Oldham should be level in this one.

MK Dons take the lead from the spot after a relatively quiet first half from their opponents.

A brilliant assist from Liam Kelly led to Joe Tomlinson running at goal to drag out Cods keeper Jay Lynch and draw the penalty.

It was the reliable Nathaniel Mendez-Laing who netted it but they could have netted more with nine shots against Fleetwood's mere one.

MK Dons heading to the top of the League Two table as it stands and the Cods will need to do some work during the half-time team talk if they are to change things up.

Stockport almost give away a second trying to play out from the back. They give it away in their own area and Barnsley striker Davis Keillor-Dunn gets a shot off but it's saved by Ben Hinchliffe.

We are into three minutes of additional time at the end of the first half at Accrington.

Three additional minutes in this one and it's Fleetwood are pressing now.

Can they steal an equaliser before the break?

Four minutes added on at the end of the half at Edgeley Park.