Summary

  • League One: Matty Godden scores 97th-minute penalty to secure 2-2 draw for Charlton against Wrexham

  • Wycombe ease past Leyton Orient 3-0 to move second, while Ben Wiles ensures a 2-0 victory for Huddersfield over Exeter

  • Lee Gregory's free-kick earns Mansfield a 1-1 draw against Birmingham in early kick-off

  • League Two: Billy Sharp gives Doncaster the Yorkshire derby spoils against Bradford

  • Port Vale stay top of the table after beating AFC Wimbledon

Live Reporting

Alex Hoad, Kate Holloway and Glenn Speller

  1. Mansfield 0-1 Birmingham

    Ian Clarkson
    Ex-Birmingham captain on BBC Radio WM

    When Willum Willumson got their he buried it. It was a terrific goal. Dykes had a major role to play in that goal, holding up the ball.

    It's one of the training ground but you still have to put it into the practice under pressure against good opposition.

  2. Colchester 0-0 Salford

    This is quiet...very quiet.

    Neither goalkeeper has been extended.

  3. goal

    GOAL Mansfield 0-1 Birmingham

    Willum Willumsson (10 mns)

    Willum Willumsson puts Birmingham ahead against Mansfield.Dan Westwell

    What a start for Blues...

    A nice move down the left ends with Keshi Anderson playing a low ball back across the area for Willum Willumsson to stroke home via the inside of the post from near the penalty spot.

    No chance for Christy Pym in the Stags goal.

    "We're going to win the league", the travelling fans chant... maybe we do need to believe them.

  4. goal

    GOAL: Morecambe 1-1 Chesterfield

    Ben Tollitt (10 mins)

    Mind you, the equaliser didn't take long either!

    Ben Tollitt wins a free-kick for Morecambe on the edge of the Chesterfield area.

    Adam Lewis crosses and Tollitt nods it in - what a start!

  5. Reading 0-0 Bristol Rovers

    Possession stands at 50-50 but it's Reading that are posing the biggest threat.

    The Royals win themselves a free kick after Andre Garcia is brought down a few metres outside the box. Lewis Wing takes but it meets the foot of a Rovers player and the attack is ended before it begins. Danger dispelled... for now.

  6. goal

    GOAL: Morecambe 0-1 Chesterfield

    Dilan Markanday (8 mins)

    That didn't take long!

    Dilan Markanday has his fifth goal in a Chesterfield shirt.

    The on-loan Blackburn striker has space on the edge of the box and his deflected effort loops over Stuart Moore.

  7. Mansfield 0-0 Birmingham

    Blues are in their third kit for the first time today, an unfamiliar black and red number, like baddies in a Hollywood sports film.

    Quiet start. An early corner for the Stags comes to nought while fit-again Jay Stansfield has a long-range blast charged down at the other end.

  8. Colchester 0-0 Salford

    Some neat build-up play from Salford ends with a couple of crosses headed away by the Colchester defence but the visitors are seeing a lot more of the ball.

  9. Reading 0-0 Bristol Rovers

    Reading are perfecting the art of the good start.

    Forward Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan takes the first shot of the day after weaving his way through from the right but his shot is sent too far north.

    No first minute goal this time for the Royals.

  10. Colchester 0-0 Salford

    Colchester skipper Tom Hopper puts pressure on his opposite number Curtis Tilt in the Salford area but it's too much according to our American referee Alex Chilowicz and the visitors can clear with a free-kick.

  11. KICK-OFF

    #bbcefl

    Sunshine's out, spectators in seats, whistles in referee's mouths.

    Can Morecambe drag themselves off the bottom of the League Two table? Will Birmingham drift even further afield at the top of League One? Can boss Matt Taylor earn some extra love from Bristol Rovers fans at Reading?

    Time for our early kick-off's to get started.

  12. Teams are out

    #bbcefl

    Birmingham and Mansfield players stand in silence at Field Mill for Remembrance Sunday.Rex Features

    The electronic hype music has died down and at several of our games wreaths are being laid ahead of Remembrance Day as it's several club's last home match before 11 November.

    A moment of silence follows...

    We will remember them.

  13. Dykes 'has a proven goal scoring record'

    Mansfield v Birmingham (12:30 BST)

    Ian Clarkson
    Ex-Birmingham captain on BBC Radio WM

    Alfie May doesn't look like he needs a rest, but you have got to factor in that Lyndon Dykes has barely played this season. He's had a couple of starts, he's come in as a Scottish international and dropped down from the Championship.

    Dykes has got a record of one goal in five, so he probably needs a bit of game time. It's not like he's untried and untested. We are bringing in an international player who has got a proven goal scoring record.

  14. Four changes for Stags, two for Blues

    Mansfield v Birmingham (12:30 BST)

    Mansfield XIBBC Sport

    Despite a 2-1 win at Wigan on Tuesday, Nigel Clough has made four changes to his Stags side for the visit of Birmingham.

    Lee Gregory, George Maris, Stephen McLaughlin and Elliot Hewitt come in while influential skipper Louis Reed is absent and Lucas Akins, Frazer Blake-Tracy and Ben Waine drop to the bench. McLaughlin will take the captain's armband.

    Chris Davies makes two changes to the Blues XI which beat Bolton on Tuesday, with Jay Stansfield and Lyndon Dykes coming in up top for Alfie May, who drops to the bench, and Emil Hansson who was forced off with injury early on against Wanderers.

    Birmingham XIBBC Sport

  15. Reading 'enjoying their football'

    Reading v Bristol Rovers (12:30 BST)

    Mick Gooding
    Ex-Reading player/manager on BBC Radio Berkshire

    It should be a good attendance today, and that's what we want. The fans know that when they come to the home games, more often than not, they are going to see Reading win, and long may that continue - more and more fans are coming back.

    The other night [against Exeter] they all looked like they were really enjoying their football, especially Jayden Wareham who will be a little bit disappointed he is not in the line-up.

  16. Two changes for Rovers, three for Reading

    Reading v Bristol Rovers (12:30 BST)

    Reading starting XIBBC Sport

    Jayden Wareham impressed with his first-minute goal against Exeter in the week but he sees himself warming up the bench as part of Reading's three changes in today's early kick-off.

    Chem Campbell and Charlie Savage join him as potential substitutes while Ben Elliot and Mamadi Camara come into the starting XI.

    Sam Smith is in to lead the line.

    Two changes for the Gas.

    Tuesday's goal scorer Jamie Lindsay finds himself among the substitutes with the indication being he's having his minutes monitored rather than being dropped. Grant Ward starts in his place.

    Meanwhile, Clinton Mola is in the starting XI to face his former club over a missing Lino Sousa, who does not even make the bench.

    Bristol Rovers starting XIBBC Sport

  17. One change for the U's and four for Salford

    Colchester United v Salford City (12;30 BST)

    The Colchester United line-upBBC Sport

    Danny Cowley makes one change to his Colchester XI which started the midweek draw at Chesterfield and it's an attacking one with midfielder Alex Woodyard dropping to the bench and leading scorer Lyle Taylor back up front alongside Tom Hopper.

    Tom Edwards and Dan Chesters are both out of the Salford matchday squad while there are two other changes with Francis Okoronkwo and Cole Stockton among the substitutes.

    Karl Robinson brings in Haji Mnoga, Kylian Kouassi, Liam Shephard and Josh Austerfield.

    The Salford City line-upBBC Sport

  18. Two changes for the Shrimps and three for Chesterfield

    Morecambe v Chesterfield (12:30 BST)

    The Morecambe teamBBC Sport

    Morecambe make two changes to the side beaten at AFC Wimbledon in midweek.

    Kayden Harrack drops to the bench with Tom White into the starting line-up while there's no Yann Songo'o who went off on Tuesday so Harvey Macadam steps in.

    Welshman Gwion Edwards is among the substitutes having been out since September 7.

    Chesterfield boss Paul Cook makes three changes with James Berry, Ollie Banks and Will Grigg all named as substitutes and being replaced by Liam Mandeville, Ryan Colclough and Paddy Madden

    The Chesterfield line-upBBC Sport

  19. Mansfield 'know what it takes to win a game'

    Mansfield v Birmingham (12:30 BST)

    Birmingham City

    Birmingham City manager Chris Davies claps Blues fansRex Features

    Birmingham City boss Chris Davies admitted that their fixture away from home against Mansfield will be a 'real challenge':

    "I think they are similar to Wrexham in the sense they are a promoted team, they know how to win.

    "They've got experienced players that know what it takes to win a game of football. They are quite a well-rounded team: They can play, they can pass the ball, they can go direct - get crosses into the box. They are always a threat on set pieces because they are physical, they are resolute. They are not a team that are easy to score against.

    "Mansfield are up there for a reason, they are fourth in the league because they deserve to be, and going away from home its going to be a real challenge for us."

  20. 'It won't be an easy game' - Selles

    Reading v Bristol Rovers (12:30 BST)

    Reading Football Club

    Reading head coach Ruben Selles gesticulates on the touchlineRex Features

    Reading manager Ruben Selles on how the support of the home fans helps bring 'another level of confidence' for the Royals:

    "Being back at home, it brings another level of confidence, and makes us strive to want to put in a good performance, and get another three points and build towards our season objectives.

    "But we know it won’t be an easy game, like us, Bristol [Rovers] had a good result during the week so will be coming to our place in a positive mood.

    "Last week, we had a huge support behind us, and we know as fans you always want to have a team on the pitch that is performing, has character, and is going to give everything for the club.

    "The boys are really feeling the support."