Not many goals around in the early stages but the leaders Port Vale, going for five wins in a row, are in control against AFC Wimbledon - leading 2-0 through Brandon Cover and Rico Richards.

The division's lowest scorers, Tranmere lead at Crewe through Connor Jennings.

Swindon have their new manager Ian Holloway watching on today and he's seen Grant Hall sent off against Gillingham.

Doncaster get their first sight of goal and it's Kyle Hurst extending Sam Walker in the Bradford goal - he makes the stop.

Huddersfield are taking control of the field, the ball hardly ever not at their feet, but not able to find a way through the visitors defence so far.

Both teams settling in, enjoying the sunshine.

One each in fact as Billy Sharp is cautioned for Doncaster and he's joined by Bradford's Jack Shepherd.

Cambridge forward Elias Kachunga nips past the Burton defence but is denied an opener by a last-ditch sliding block from Ryan Sweeney.

Early goal in League One and it belongs to... Wycombe Wanderers!

Inspired no doubt by the draw at Field Mill, the Chairboys take the first goal in the 15:00 kick-offs through Fred Onyedinma punishes a poor back pass from Leyton Orient.

It sees them sail above Mansfield Town on the table.

Stockport then get themselves 1-0 up against Lincoln City via Isaac Olaofe.

Charlton midfielder Luke Berry comes close to an early breakthrough as he curls in a free-kick which beats everyone but glides past Arthur Okonkwo's upright with the keeper beaten.

Nathan Jones is forced into a change inside five minutes as Tennai Watson limps off to be replaced by Rarmani Edmonds-Green, who started in midweek at Barnsley.

Big one at the Abbey where both sides are coming into this basement battle with very different momentum.

Mason Bennett picks up an early booking for the Brewers for a challenge on Liam Bennett which won't help their chances of stopping the rot.

Bennett-on-Bennett, you hate to see it.

A snappy start from Bradford as Andy Cook (who else) loops a header over the Doncaster bar.

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BBC Final Score at the Abbey Stadium

Cambridge and Burton supporters both observing a minute's silence pre-kick off.

Though as soon as the referee blew his whistle, a big Cambridge roar greeted it, and the drum was a-banging again in the Burton end.

Huge three points on the line today in League One...

Huddersfield are quick out the blocks.

Brodie Spencer gets the first shot of the game as he hits it from inside the box but it's defended well on the stretch.

Big crowd (and a fair few half-and-half scarves) at the Valley this afternoon...

Wrexham were ahead inside a minute through Paul Mullin last Saturday, no such fast start this afternoon, however...

Three changes for Bradford, four for Doncaster, just like Chesterfield at lunchtime these two sides have strength in depth to be able to shift things around.

Bradford had a few injuries at the start of the season but with a couple of free agent signings and players returning to fitness they look well equipped now.

Doncaster have only lost two of their last 12 on the road - Valley Parade is a good place to be today!

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BBC Final Score at Vale Park

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Home supporters have arrived in retro Vale shirts today, marking both John Rudge’s 80th birthday and this week’s unveiling of his statue at Vale Park.

A quiet but powerful nod to arguably the club’s most celebrated manager.

There were goals and stories galore at lunchtime, let's see what our afternoon games have to offer.

The final EFL action of British Summer Time is here... who will spring forward and who might fall back?

Off we go...

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Peterborough put in a dazzling performance during their 5-1 victory over Blackpool in the week and will be hoping to do the same as they visit Bolton Wanderers.

Ninth-place Stockport and 10th-placed Lincoln will be battling it out for a win at Sincil Bank after the Hatters ended their Tuesday with a third successive league draw, while the Imps will be hoping to avoid a third straight defeat after losing to Crawley Town in the week.

Speaking of the Devils, now that the Reds have put a stop to their six match loss streak they will be aiming to build a winning one when they make the trip to Sixfields to play 19th-placed Northampton Town.

Rotherham and Stevenage will be hoping to bounce back from their respective losses as Shrewsbury, in 22nd, take on the challenge of hosting Barnsley.

Meanwhile, Wycombe Wanderers survived a scare against winless Burton Albion on Tuesday, who had equalised twice before the Chairboys rose to a 3-2 win, but extended their nine-match unbeaten run and will be in search of a fourth successive win against Leyton Orient.

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The Jam topped the charts with Town Called Malice the last time Charlton welcomed Wrexham to the Valley in February 1982.

In truth the capital has not provided too much malice for the Red Dragons of late - Wrexham are on their best run against London sides in 30 years, taking 11 points from their past five games.

Though they have begun brightly following promotion from League Two, Phil Parkinson’s side have been far better at the Stok Cae Ras than they have on the road, scoring only four goals in six away games and claiming eight points – three of those in a 1-0 success at Rotherham last Saturday.

On Friday, Parkinson moved to negate a growing injury list with the signings of experienced EFL duo Matty James and Jon Dadi Bodvarsson.

The Addicks are also better at home than on their travels, claiming 11 points from six matches, which included eye-catching wins over Birmingham and Bolton.

Nathan Jones’ men thought they’d grabbed a 93rd minute winner at Barnsley on Tuesday which would have taken them fifth, only to allow an equaliser two minutes later.

Wrexham’s stalemate with Huddersfield the same night means they are now four points adrift of Birmingham, having played a game more, and a win is the aim this afternoon as they seek to maintain a blistering pace in the title race.

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A fourth successive league win against Exeter City - it's something that has evaded Huddersfield Town up to this point and they will be out to claim it as they host the Grecians this afternoon.

2012 was the last time these two met. It marked Simon Grayson's first game at the helm for Huddersfield in a term that he led to promotion to the second tier via a 22 penalty shoot-out win against Sheffield United in the play-offs.

This time round the Yorkshire outfit are eyeing a similar outcome to their season - a return to the Championship. They currently sit in fifth place on a three league match unbeaten streak but biting at their heels is today's opponents.

Exeter are level with the Terriers on points and goal difference with a game in hand. There's nothing in it between the two clubs meaning there's a whole lot to gain if one can take the three points.

The Grecians lost last time out in 2-1 close encounter with Reading but given that it was their first loss in over a month, they will be fancying their chances in getting ahead.

Winger Ilmari Niskanen is certainly feeling his after scoring his first for the club after 46 appearances, prompting "a huge boost in confidence". Can he steal away Huddersfield's hopes of that elusive fourth win in a row?

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Cambridge head coach Garry Monk found similarities between his team and Burton Albion, suggesting both teams will feel 'better than their league position':

“It’s been a good week so far, but it’s only two games, two really good games which is great, but we have to earn the right to put ourselves in the position to win the game.

“We’ve watched a lot of them [Burton Albion] and they’ll have a similar feeling to us in terms of feeling like they’re much better than their league position. Looking at their games, they’ve deserved more points than they’ve got.

"They’re a very good team so we’ll have to be ready and really prepared for that expectation, but also make sure we earn the right to be able to get those points again.”