Birmingham City now dominating the possession and forcing Reading deeper into their own half.

Blues' latest effort comes from Paik Seung-ho but his shot sails over the crossbar.

Royals players are starting to look tired with some going down with cramp. We have less than 10 minutes of normal time remaining.

That's a pretty effective substitution from Exeter!

Caleb Watts has only been on the pitch for two minutes and he turns in a cross from Johnly Yfeko to give the Grecians a deserved lead against Rotherham.

Meanwhile, Blackpool have gained a potential lifeline at Crawley, with debutant Ashley Fletcher charging down the goalkeeper's clearance to pull a goal back for the Tangerines and make it 2-1.

Birmingham's Ethan Laird cuts a pass back from the right-hand side to Emil Hansson but he isn't able to cause any concern to Royals keeper Joel Castro Pereira who gathers the ball.

Blues looking more threatening now in their attacks.

Stockport are holding onto this one goal lead quite comfortably at the moment.

Will Collar had a chance to double the scoreline from mid-range but his shot was saved by the legs of the Cambridge keeper Vicente Reyes.

Can the U's mount some kind of attack and grab an equaliser?

Kwame Poku picks up the ball on the right for Peterborough, he drives forward towards the box and lets fly.

But his strike is met by Huddersfield keeper Lee Nicholls who tips the ball behind for a corner.

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The deadlock is broken at the Lamex Stadium, where Elliott List gets his name on the, er, list of scorers to put Stevenage ahead against Shrewsbury Town.

We still await goals in the games between Bristol Rovers and Northampton and Exeter and Rotherham - but there have been four at the Pirelli Stadium, where Burton Albion and Lincoln are locked at 2-2.

And Crawley are still on course for an opening-day win, holding a 2-0 advantage over Blackpool.

Bolton goalkeeper Nathan Baxter is being kept extremely busy so far in this second half.

A Leyton Orient cross comes sailing in for defender Jordan Brown who rises above the rest and heads towards goal, only to be denied by the 6ft 2 shot stopper in the Wanderers net.

Wigan's Thelo Aasgaard clips a ball into the area from the left, but Baba Adeeko isn't quite able to connect with his following volley.

Still nothing between the two teams approaching the hour mark.

Reading have the ball in the net again as Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan shoots low to score but the assistant referee has their flag up for offside, much to the relief of the Birmingham City fans.

The Royals have had the ball in the net three times now, only once has it counted.

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Super save from Bolton's Nathan Baxter who sees Leyton Orient goalscorer Charlie Kelman's strike late, but he manages to get low and parry away the daisy cutter.

The home side have really grown into this game and are looking more dangerous by the minute.

We are back underway.

Which one of these League One games is going to erupt in the second half?

Is there an upset lurking anywhere?

Stay with us and we'll keep you posted.

As Billy Sharp got on the scoresheet today for Doncaster Rovers in their thumping win at Accrington Stanley, he has now netted 250 times in English league football.

He has also now scored at least once in 20 of the last 21 seasons, according to our friends at Opta.

What a player and what a goal scoring record!

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We’ve already had plenty of thrills and spills in the opening round of League Two fixtures today – here’s a reminder of the highlights.

Two goals inside the first five minutes earned Bradford City boss Graham Alexander a 2-1 win on his return to MK Dons, who dismissed him last season.

Michael Cheek and Kamarl Grant were on target for EFL new boys Bromley, who launched League Two life in style as they triumphed 2-0 at Harrogate.

AFC Wimbledon recovered an early two-goal deficit to win 4-2 against Colchester, while Cheltenham surrendered a 2-0 advantage at home to Newport – only for Joel Colwill to snatch a 96th-minute winner.

Ben Garrity’s double earned Port Vale a 2-0 win at Salford, while Fleetwood – relegated alongside Vale last season – were also victorious on the opening day as they held off Grimsby by a single goal.

Evergreen striker Billy Sharp, 38, was among the scorers for Doncaster, who began with a resounding 4-1 victory against Accrington, while Gillingham defeated Carlisle by the same scoreline.

There were 1-0 wins for Barrow and Walsall against Crewe and Morecambe respectively, while the Prenton Park crowd had to settle for a scoreless draw between Tranmere and Notts County.

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The half time whistles are blown around the grounds on the opening weekend of the new League One season.

A pretty feisty first half with 14 goals going in up and down the country.

Only four games remain goalless.

It's good to be back!

We're still awaiting the opening goals in three League One games as we approach half-time.

It remains scoreless in the fixtures between Bristol Rovers and Northampton, Exeter and Rotherham and Stevenage and Shrewsbury.

That's not the case at Crawley though - the home side are very much enjoying their return to League One so far and Junior Quitirna has found the net to give them a 2-0 advantage against Blackpool.

It's been quite a first half at Pirelli Stadium, where Burton are now all square again in their game against Lincoln - Billy Bodin's strike making it 2-2.