Exeter have have started brightly here and win an early kick-off on the right of the Lincoln box after Jack Aitchison was brought down.

But Ed Francis' delivery disappoints as it floats over the far post with stack of players waiting in the goalmouth.

Here we go!

Who's your money on for this one?

Gary Caldwell believes his side has fallen foul of the rules around international call-ups.

The Exeter boss lost a third player to a late call-up, but too late to ask for their game to join League One's five other postponements.

You can read the full story here.

Gary Caldwell makes two changes to the Exeter side which beat Charlton last Saturday.

Australian midfielder Caleb Watts and defender Vincent Harper come into the defence for the Grecians.

Lincoln also make two changes from the starting XI which drew with Bristol Rovers last weekend, with Bailey Cadamarteri returning to the forward line and Jack Moylan bolstering midfield.

Exeter: Whitworth, Watts, Sweeney, Crama, Purrington, Harper, McMillan, Woods, Francis, Aitchison, Alli.

Subs: MacDonald, Fitzwater, Mitchell, J. Richards, A. Richards, Cox, Bird.

Lincoln: Wickens, Darikwa, Montsma, Cadamarteri, Hamilton, McGrandles, O'Connor, Jefferies, House, Roughan, Moylan.

Subs: Pardington, Erhahon, McKiernan, Duffy, Makama, Street, Okoro.

A combination of a four-and-a-half hour trip and a lunchtime kick-off would have forced Lincoln fans from their beds at an unappetising hour this morning.

A win by two goals at St James Park will send up to the giddy heights of fourth, above Barnsley on goal difference - for a few hours at least.

It will also take them within four points of leaders Wycombe and a couple behind Birmingham, with neither of the top two in action due to international call-ups.

Michael Skubala's side are in good shape and head into the match unbeaten in five in all comps and fresh from a midweek 5-0 thumping of Manchester City's under-21 side.

Exeter, meanwhile, sit six places below the Imps, but are just three points back in a congested top half so victory for the hosts would propel them to giddy heights before the 3pm kick-offs.

The Grecians are also in good shape, with four wins from their last six League One outings and have lost just once in their last 10 home matches with the Lincolnshire side.

So will Lincoln supporters' sleep sacrifice pay off?

A win for Lincoln today would realistically lift them up one place to fourth ahead of today's other games.

Exeter are just outside the frame in eleventh place but a victory could take them as high as fourth so there is quite a lot at stake.

Good afternoon and welcome to another afternoon of prime EFL action.

With the international break in full swing, it's time for League One and League Two to strut its stuff centre stage.

We kick off with a tasty lunchtime kick-off between in-form sides Exeter and Lincoln, both looking to close the gap on the automatic promotion spots.

Then, following that amuse-bouche, we'll rattle straight on to the main course of the 3pm kick-offs with four more third tier clashes and 10 matches from League Two.

So what the heck are we waiting for?