Kyle Hurst collects a card for delaying the restart of the game.

That's three yellows already in this game.

It's the Liam Bennett show at the moment for Cambridge.

He's taken down in the box but sees appeals for a penalty waved away, then moments later picks up the ball and fizzes in a low strike which the recalled Max Crocombe dives to stop.

Andy Kiwomya
Ex-Bradford forward on BBC Radio Leeds

They did deal with that chance but they got caught defending one on two.

They got left in a one on two situation which is very unlike Bradford, that is a situation you don't wan't to be in, it can lead to a goal.

It's a good game - we thought it would be.

Sam Walker denies Luke Molneux for Doncaster but the home side then create a chance of their own as Tyreik Wright flashes a ball across the face of the visitors' goal but there's no-one on the end of it.

Image source, Rex Features

Strange one at The Valley as referee Sam Purkiss has gone down with an apparent knee injury - not from a tackle, I hasten to add, and looks like he might need to be replaced.

Fourth official Alan Dale is warming up.

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.

Richard Wolfenden
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...