The hosts have had to deal with a fair bit of pressure in the opening stages so midfielder Zian Flemming attempts the spectacular with an effort from about 35 yards.

It goes over the top but that's kept Ari Muric on his toes.

Flemming has 10 goals this season so he knows where the goal is - worth a try!

We mentioned Joel Piroe's excellent record in this fixture before kick-off, and he surely thinks he's added another goal here.

Morgan Whittaker races into the penalty area through the centre and locates Piroe in front of goal on the right.

Enter Matija Sarkic: the goalkeeper, who's on loan to Stoke from Wolves, somehow keeps Piroe's effort out with a sprawling dive and outstretched arm, turning the danger behind. Save of the season contender.

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Under way in the Papa John’s Trophy semi-final at Home Park.

Plymouth big favourites here on league form as they sit second in League One, with their opponents three points outside the drop zone.

Alex Pritchard takes matters into his own hands for Sunderland, cutting back inside the Rotherham penalty area on the right and curling in a thunderous effort that is brilliantly tipped around the far post by Viktor Johansson.

Like in League One, no goals in tonight's League Two games.

Stockport can move into the top three with a win at bottom-of-the-table Rochdale.

Hartlepool are just two points outside the bottom two and are hosting Newport who have a nine-point buffer on the drop zone.

Harrogate, four points above the bottom two are at Grimsby and Walsall v Crewe is very much a mid-table affair.

It feels like a Norwich goal is only a matter of time as they continue to stream forward.

Kenny McLean and Marcelino Nunez are the latest Canaries to go close as Norwich seek back-to-back home wins for the first time since September.

There's been a booking apiece too. McLean for the hosts and Alfie Chang for the visitors.

No goals so far in the two games tonight.

Port Vale have dominated the opening minutes at Morecambe but neither side have troubled the goalkeeper.

The home side’s need far greater than the visitors.

Morecambe begin the night a point from safety with Port Vale 15 points outside the play-offs.

Cambridge are just a point above Morecambe and are 0-0 at Fleetwood, who have a seven-point buffer on the bottom four.

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Blackpool have generally sat deep and waited for chances on the counter-attack so far, which seems a wise option given their current run of three successive away defeats in the league.

Dangerman Jerry Yates almost has a sight of goal after a ball drops to him at close range on the right hand side of the penalty area, but the striker can't dig possession out from under his feet and Rovers hack the half-chance clear.

Rotherham forward Jordan Hugill has had an early chance for the home side as they look to score for the first time in three games, producing an attempted finish that lacked the conviction to threaten an end to that barren run.

Sunderland look sharper in the final third, Alex Pritchard at the heart of much of their best work.

The Championship leaders go very close to going in front but are denied by a brilliant stop by George Long in the Millwall goal.

The Lions give the ball away allowing the Clarets to break and Anass Zaroury does very well to control Ashley Barnes' overhit pass before getting his shot away.

It's a good effort on target and Long gets a crucial touch to divert it wide.

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It's been all Norwich early on at Carrow Road and they've had a couple of openings through Kieran Dowell.

The second chance came through a mazy run through the box but Dowell was denied by John Ruddy as he got in on goal.

The Birmingham goalkeeper also had to be alert earlier on to deny Adam Idah.

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All set?

The whistles have sounded all over the country and we're under way everywhere other than the EFL Trophy game, which kicks-off at 20:00 GMT.

It's a bit on the nippy side in some areas of England tonight - and there might be a bit of rain in the air. But it seemed like the time of year for football postponements was over.

Until Southport came up with a very unusual one.

Tonight’s National League North League meeting with Spennymoor United has been called off by the Sandgrounders as the boiler in the dressing room area at Haig Avenue has broken - and they can’t get hold of the spare parts to fix it.

Image source, Neil Turner

In close to 2,000 matches covering football for the BBC, long-serving Radio Merseyside reporter Neil Turner has seen a fair few called off too - six of them this season, in fact. But never this!

“In all my days in football, playing and broadcasting, I have never experienced this,” he said. “All sorts of weather reasons, a streaker, even (God rest him) an official collapsing, but never the boiler blowing. You couldn’t make it up.”

It's a similar story in League Two, where many of the sides in action are in the lower reaches of the division.

Rochdale start five points adrift at the bottom and will stay at the foot of the table regardless of their result against neighbours Stockport, while 22nd-placed Hartlepool host 19th-placed Newport.

Harrogate, who are 21st, go to Grimsby, while Walsall and Crewe meet in Tuesday's other game.

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The focus for tonight's two games in League One is at the bottom of the table, rather than the top.

Morecambe and Cambridge start their fixtures against Port Vale and Fleetwood respectively in the relegation zone, but could move out of the bottom four with wins.