Stevenage are playing with the considerable wind behind them at the Lamex in the second half.

Can either side make light of the conditions and find a breakthrough?

Hot drinks have taken the edge off and hands are being warmed by applause as the teams head back out for the second instalment of this Saturday lunchtime special.

Five games, four goals so far... unacceptable... come on EFL. We want double that at least!

We are getting back under way, right about... now!

Storm Bert has yet to hamper to the third-tier programme this afternoon, let's hope it stays that way...

• Barnsley v Wigan
• Burton v Stockport
• Crawley v Rotherham
• Huddersfield v Charlton
• Lincoln v Wycombe
• Mansfield v Bristol Rovers
• Northampton v Cambridge United
• Peterborough v Reading
• Wrexham v Exeter

As things stand, these are the games we have to look forward to later this afternoon...

• AFC Wimbledon v Walsall
• Carlisle v Doncaster
• Chesterfield v Barrow
• Gillingham v Harrogate
• Salford v Bromley
• Swindon v Morecambe

Bradford's meeting with Accrington and MK Dons' long trip to Fleetwood are off due to the effects of Storm Bert.

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

This is what happens when you put a ball into the box, it makes something happen, it disjointed Shrewsbury and Iwata is there, the finish has been helped by the surface.

Cool, calm, and composed from Iwata. Blues are back in it.

A lively first 45 minutes is at an end.

Aaron Pierre and John Marquis struck two close-range goals in quick succession to put Gareth Ainsworth two-up in his first match in charge, but Tomoki Iwata's finish moments before the break has teed the second half up perfectly for the neutral...

Kyle Joseph's seventh goal of the season separates the sides at the break.

Bolton goalkeeper Nathan Baxter should have done better but Joseph won't care.

As a spectacle it's not great and referee Ed Duckworth has done well to keep a lid on things.

Baxter has also denied Jordan Lawrence-Gabriel while the closest Bolton have come is Josh Sheehan's free-kick which was narrowly wide.

Josh Sheehan has had one too many words with referee Ed Duckworth and is cautioned for his troubles.

The visitors have had the better of things with Harry Anderson and Samson Tovide both forcing Jordan Wright into saves.

At the other end Matt Macey's been called into action to deny Callum Ainley.

It's cagey and it's goalless.

All square at the break.

Not much in the way of excitement at the Lamex, Louis Thompsson's 20-yard dipper which was spilled by Josh Keeley, only for Louis' twin brother Nathan to prod wide from close range under pressure from Dan Happe was as close as either side have come.

Hoping for better in the second period.

No goals at the break at Meadow Lane.

Notts County have had the better of things but Newport will be pleased they go in at 0-0.

Hopefully we'll see some goals in the second half.

Josh Sheehan gets another look at the Blackpool goal with a free-kick outside the box.

It strikes the wall and Bolton want a penalty for handball - no go and play continues.

A good old goalmouth scramble at Meadow Lane...

Notts County's Jevani Brown, George Abbott and Matt Palmer all have shots blocked.

After all that County win a free-kick as Palmer's cross finds Lucas Ness but his header goes over.

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

The pull back wasn't really caught well by Castledine, Allsop has tried to deal with it but Marquis is there to tap it into the net.

Really poor goal for Blues.

Denver Hume fancies a shot for Grimsby and why not? It goes wide.

More good work from Notts County.

Nick Tsaroulla plays through George Abbott who puts in a teasing low cross towards the back stick but it's just unable to reach Alassana Jatta.

Close to a second for Blackpool but Nathan Baxter does just enough to deny Jordan Lawrence-Gabriel.

A very early switch for Chris Davies and Birmingham

Keshi Anderson is hauled off for Lyndon Dykes and does not appear to be injured and does not appear to be very happy with the decision, 11 minutes before the break. He had already been booked though, which might have played a part in Davies' decision.