We said there were some heavy challenges going in, and the referee has decided the latest is card-worthy.

Ethan Galbraith catches Josh Scowen, and the Orient player gets a yellow.

The chances have not been coming thick and fast in the game between the Dons and the Valiants.

Anything but in fact.

Port Vale do finally manage to pick up the first shot of the game when Lorent Tolaj is picked out in the box but he sends it north of the net.

For those of you wanting a League One sit rep, here it is.

As it stands Bristol Rovers would move out of the bottom four with a draw, and leave things looking very bleak for Cambridge in 23rd.

Wycombe move a point closer to Wrexham, but the Welsh side would secure promotion with a win later this evening.

Leyton Orient and Reading would remain sixth and seventh respectively, level on points. The former have a goal difference nine better than the Royals.

Mickey Walker
Former Doncaster Rovers director of football on BBC Radio Sheffield

Doncaster Rovers are on the front foot and are driving Bradford back into their own box.

Bradford look a bit shell shocked and it looked like a chance that one of their defenders would roll into their own net.

Lets hope that is not the luck that Bradford have today.

OH SO CLOSE!

Doncaster's Jordan Gibson strikes a loose ball in the box and it clatters off the woodwork, rolling behind Bantams keeper Sam Walker.

The ball is teasingly lingering just on that goal line but Brad Halliday is first to respond and clear out the danger.

More action in the Reading penalty area, as Ruel Sotiriou has a crack at goal.

Joel Pereira is alert and tips the goal-bound effort round the post.

Bradford's Antoni Sarcevic wants a word with the referee but he has a few too many.

The ref has had enough of Sarcevic's complaining and when his warnings to stop aren't heeded, he pulls out the yellow card.

It's all gone a bit route one at Brisbane Road, neither side using the floor to move the ball around in the last five minutes.

A few heavy challenges flying in, too.

One of the officials has got injured in the warm-up at the Exercise Stadium.

The match is now going to kick off at 13:05, a delay of five minutes.

A good chance to finish that drink or pre-match pie and calm any nerves!

Phil Sproson
Former Port Vale captain on BBC Radio Stoke

It is better from Port Vale so far.

I prefer it when Vale slow it down and are measured with some good passing.

It is better than playing frantically, which is exactly how Wimbledon want to play.

A quieter start in the West Country, but the hosts are getting into this one more.

The ball comes to Kofi Shaw on the edge of the box after some neat play by Ruel Sotiriou, but the shot is dragged wide.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Eco-Power Stadium

It's a sell out today but there are chunks of empty red seats flanking the away end.

4,000 Bantams made the trip to Doncaster in 2023 but manager Grant McCann backed Rovers in giving Bradford the minimum allocation of 1,500 and to be fair, every other ticket has been snapped up by home fans.

Such is the demand, there is even a watch party back at Valley Parade, on a huge day for both sides.

On the pitch, every ball forward is met by huge roars. It's been end to end... but no end product yet.

There hasn't been too much to report over at the Cherry Red Records Stadium in terms of play but that doesn't mean there hasn't been some drama.

The corner flag snapped and the groundsman had to swoop in and resolve the issue.

Something a little different for the spectators to witness, I guess.

Image source, Rex Features

For much of the season, Notts County have been in and around the promotion conversation. But they have chosen the wrong month to go backwards.

Three defeats and a draw in their last four suddenly have Notts looking over their shoulders to make sure of a play-off place.

Stuart Maynard's team are at Harrogate, looking for the reassurance of three points to put distance between themselves and the chasers ahead of the 3pm games and also for form and momentum to take into the end-of-season jamboree.

Harrogate's job was done on Easter Monday as they secured another season of League Two football. It's now five years since they were promoted from the National League - and the team they beat at Wembley to do it?

Yes, Notts County. Will those demons resurface for the Magpies in North Yorkshire?

It's been a lively start but it's taken around thirteen minutes to get a shot off.

Bradford's Alex Pattison gets the first honour but while the crowd may have been calling for him to shoot, he perhaps shouldn't have.

He can't quite get it under control and sends it far high of the net.

Chances continue to come at both ends.

A lovely cross from Jamie Donley finds Brandon Cooper at the back post, but the Orient player nods wide while unmarked.

He peels away, not in celebration, but with head in hands. A big opening.

No goal in seven games before today for Wycombe talisman Richard Kone, but there's no shortage of confidence in the Ivorian.

A neat turn on the edge of the box is followed by a fierce drive over the bar.

Doncaster midfielder George Broadbent barges into the dangerous Antoni Sarcevic and gets a very early caution as punishment.

A sign that this match is going to have plenty of fire and emotion in it.

A sight of goal for Wycombe's top scorer, this time.

Daniel Udoh takes his man on at the byline, and gets a low cross in to the near post, but Richard Kone can only steer the ball over.

A lovely fast start in the East London sunshine. Just what we wanted to see.

Gary Jones
Former Bradford City captain on BBC Radio Leeds

The atmosphere is absolutely fantastic and the crowd are singing loud.

They all really know what is at stake here today and the players know that as well.