Matty Pearson is adjudged to have felled Jon Rowe in the penalty area.

Sanny Rudravajhala
Reporting for 5 Live Sport

Oh my word! A bit of a hospital pass back to Lee Nicholls in the Huddersfield goal and Josh Sargent has charged him down, blocked the clearance and then headed the bouncing ball into the goal.

Sargent’s taken a big hit to score it. A nightmare for Nicholls, the American has this third for season but he’s now been subbed off with what looks like a head injury. Adam Idah comes on.

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A couple of early goals in League Two.

David McGoldrick's goal has given Notts County the lead against Tranmere.

And an Elliot Lee penalty has put Wrexham one up at Barrow. That's his fifth goal of the season.

The rain has finally stopped in Southampton and St Mary's is basking in beautiful sunshine following a pre-match monsoon.

A bright start from the hosts who are playing without their joint top scorer Che Adams who is linked with a move away to Premier League Everton.

Sanny Rudravajhala
Reporting for 5 Live Sport

Josh Koroma hits the post for Huddersfield! He’s given the ball on the left just beyond the corner of the box and with all the time in the world, curls a low ball onto Gunn’s far post.

An early warning for David Wagner’s side. It’s hasn’t quietened their fans who’ve brought the drum and are hoping to push their team on a third win from four Championship games.

Deadlock broken in League One as Lincoln City take the lead against Blackpool.

It's Daniel Mandroiu with the goal from the penalty spot.

Straight away a big opening for West Brom.

Matt Phillips found in space in the area and has a clear sight of goal.

But he spurns the chance to shoot and tries to turn back and pass and Middlesbrough scramble clear.

All go in the opening stages at the John Smith's Stadium.

Town forward Josh Koroma hits the post with a strike from long range.

Nearly a perfect start for the away side but Josh Sargent heads straight at Huddersfield goalkeeper Lee Nicholls.

There's that sound of 3pm on a Saturday afternoon.

Up and down (and indeed left and right) the country we're under way.

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Five Gillingham players were involved in a car accident last week, fortunately none were hurt.

Out of the players who were involved, four make the matchday squad as they try to make it five wins on the bounce in League Two.

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In League Two today there's a wonderful quirk of the fixture list.

It's top versus bottom as Gillingham, who have four 1-0 wins from four games, host Colchester, three defeats from three. Can the Gills extend their 100% record?

It's also second-top against second-bottom as Milton Keynes, who have won three of their four opening games scoring 10 goals, host Doncaster with only a point to show from their opening four fixtures.

And this is getting silly...

Third placed Wimbledon - undefeated and having won their past two games - are at home to third-from-bottom Forest Green, who won their second game of the season but have lost the other three, including a meek 3-0 defeat at home to Newport last week.

The game of the day could come at the Crown Ground where Accrington, fourth, host Salford, fifth. Stanley had a man sent off with eight minutes remaining last week, then were pegged back to 1-1 but scored a 98th minute winner to beat Harrogate.

And just how many goals will Wrexham deliver today? 26 goals in their four league matches so far. Today, they're at Barrow.

• Gillingham v Colchester United

• Milton Keynes v Doncaster

• Wimbledon v Forest Green Rovers

• Accrington Stanley v Salford

• Harrogate Town v Morecambe

• Newport County v Sutton United

• Mansfield Town v Stockport County

• Walsall v Grimsby Town

• Barrow v Wrexham

• Swindon Town v Crawley

• Bradford City v Crewe Alexandra

• Notts County v Tranmere

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Right, let's have a look at what's on the agenda in League One today...

After last weekend's victory over Bristol Rovers, Cambridge travel to Leyton Orient with the U's currently top of the table on goal difference.

Second-placed Bolton make the trip to bottom club Burton. Wanderers will be hoping to get back to winning ways after a chastening 4-0 defeat by Wigan last Saturday.

That resounding win for the Latics moved them out of the relegation zone and into positive points for the first time having started the campaign with an eight-point deduction.They host Barnsley who have lost their past two games.

Peterborough welcome Derby while Charlton will be looking to avoid making it four defeats on the spin as they take on Oxford United.

Portsmouth who are currently enjoying their joint-longest ever unbeaten run in the English Football League face a Stevenage side who are just above Pompey in fifth.

Exeter take on a Reading side who will be hoping to build on their 2-0 win over Stevenage last time out.

• Bristol Rovers v Wycombe Wanderers
• Burton Albion v Bolton Wanderers
• Cheltenham Town v Northampton Town
• Exeter City v Reading
• Fleetwood Town v Shrewsbury Town
• Leyton Orient v Cambridge United
• Lincoln City v Blackpool
• Oxford United v Charlton Athletic
• Peterborough United v Derby County
• Port Vale v Carlisle United
• Stevenage v Portsmouth
• Wigan Athletic v Barnsley

We have six more games in the Championship this afternoon.

Undefeated Birmingham, who have only conceded one goal so far this season, host newly promoted Plymouth who are looking to bounce back after a last minute loss to Southampton last weekend. The Blues could go top with a win if results go their way.

Both Cardiff and Sheffield Wednesday are searching for their first wins of the season. If the Owls lose they will become the 12th team in Championship history to lose their first four games.

Coventry, who are undefeated in their past two games, host Sunderland in a battle of midtable teams. The Sky Blues are yet to concede at home this campaign and have the omens on their side - the Black Cats have failed to register a win in their past six meetings with Coventry.

Millwall have taken a nose dive since winning their opening game of the season and have lost three on the bounce. including an EFL Cup tie. A win over Stoke in-front of home fans could propel them toward midtable. But the Potters look stronger in these early stages, in eighth place, with a pair of wins.

Preston have made a good start to the season picking up seven points from three matches. A victory over winless Swansea could thrust them into pole position by the end of the day.

West Brom can make it back-to-back home wins if they can overcome a struggling Middlesbrough side who are just one place off the bottom of the table.