We're across 10 games in League One and Two from 3pm, so fans of any of those teams or indeed fans whose clubs may be on an international break, feel free to get involved.

We'd love to hear your thoughts on life at this level. No VAR controversy guaranteed of course!

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It is one of the biggest weekends in the calendar for Blackpool as Strictly Come Dancing decamps to the Tower Ballroom for this evening's extravaganza.

But little more than a brisk walk away from the Tower is Bloomfield Road, the scene of our second League One game taking place this afternoon.

Rather than a perfect 10 from the judges, all Blackpool and Shrewsbury will be concerned about is three valuable points.

The Tangerines have only won one of their last five, but victory would take them level on points with Barnsley in sixth.

Shrewsbury claimed a dramatic win seven days ago over Reading, but their away form is poor with four points from eight games.

That will need to change if they are to stop their hosts from waltzing off with the points.

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It would not be an EFL Saturday if we didn't have a new manager somewhere. So step forward Michael Skubala as he takes charge of Lincoln City for the first time.

Skubala did have three games as interim boss of Leeds United in the Premier League in February, which included two matches against Manchester United.

But this is his first permanent senior role and he begins with a trip to Broadhall Way.

On the opposite dugout will be Steve Evans, a veteran of EFL football. Evans' teams are never shrinking violets and Skubala will have a good idea what League One is all about come 5pm.

What a start to the afternoon and our live text coverage of League One and League Two football!

Six goals, loads of chances and action aplenty. What's not to love?

Now let's take a look at what is coming up in our 3pm kick-offs. They have a lot to live up to after events at Meadow Lane!

Mark Stallard
Former Notts County and Bradford City striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

They've righted the wrong of the last two performances, but there has to be questions asked about that second half.

They played with intent in the first, but were poor in the second.

Notts thought the job was done.

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Notts move up to third after what turned out to be a less comfortable win than thought at half-time.

Four-nil up at the break, Bradford gave it a real go in the second half.

Brindley's own goal and Jamie Walker's second gave Notts a real scare, but that's a fourth straight league defeat for the Bantams.

They stay 18th and new boss Graham Alexander's wait for a first point goes on.

Aden Baldwin picks up a late, late yellow card for time wasting.

Andy Cook muscles his way through to meet Brad Halliday's far post cross.

But he can only guide a downward header straight at Sam Slocombe.

Five additional minutes.

Macaulay Langstaff with some sharp play as he tees up a chance for himself on the right of the box.

He pulls a tired shot wide.

His first EFL hat-tick may have to wait another day.

The hosts are doing what they need to do as Sam Austin wins a third corner in as many minutes.

It comes to nothing, but does soak up more time.

Brad Halliday comes away again - he has been the architect of all good things for Bradford in the second half.

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Sam Stubbs heads into the crowd to retrieve the loose ball - no time to waste for Bradford as they seek a couple of late goals!

County are looking to take the sting out of the game with some possession in the Bradford half.

They'll settle for a dull last few minutes.

Mark Stallard
Former Notts County and Bradford City striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

This should have been far more comfortable.

Notts put their slippers on at half-time and haven't yet kicked them off.

Luke Williams lets out a little cry of frustration as new man on Junior Morias screws a shot wide.

It's getting a little nervy.

Are we on for a Chelsea-Man City repeat?

Luke Williams makes another change but it's like for like.

Junior Morias comes on for striker David McGoldrick who looked a little tired.

Not surprising, he's been everywhere this afternoon.

BIG CHANCE!

Andy Cook passes up a free header and instead plants it over the bar.

That should have been 4-3.

Andy Kiwomya
Ex-Bradford winger on BBC Radio Leeds

Andy Cook has missed the chance of the game to bring Bradford within reach of an equaliser.

Dare I say it, it's a bit one-sided at the moment!

Tobi Adebayo picks up a yellow just moments after coming on for trying to delay the restart.