Doncaster Rovers' forward Mo Faal gives the 15h-placed visitors a surprise early lead against fifth-placed Crewe Alexandra. Great move down the left through Ben Close and James Maxwell, then Joe Ironside sets up Faal for the low finish.

Northern Irishman Cam McGeehan taps home the rebound from close range to give Colchester the lead at home to sixth-placed Barrow.

Grimsby are also 1-0 up as Toby Mullarkey crosses from the right for Rekeil Pyke at the back post who finishes second time.

Crawley also one up as Ben Gladwin drills one from range into the bottom corner, assisted by Adam Campbell.

Mark Halliwell
BBC Radio Gloucestershire summariser

Darryl Clarke's off to see the fourth official.

He puts his arm around him gently...

...and says he feels there's been a foul on his number 10.

Stockport cranking up the pressure at Rodney Parade.

But Newport go close when Omar Bogle plays Seb Palmer-Houlden in on goal, but his shot is blocked by Macauley Southam-Hales.

At the other end, Nick Powell heads a presentable chance wide of the target.

Swindon could really do with a win after a miserable run and have a decent opening.

Dan Kemp clips a cross to the onrushing Remeao Hutton who manages a side-footed volley, but Stags keeper Christy Pym claims it.

At the other end, Baily Cargill heads narrowly over from an Aaron Lewis corner.

Decent response from Portsmouth to that early Owen Dale goal.

Top scorer Colby Bishop works the ball to Paddy Lane and he draws a save out of visiting goalkeeper Daniel Grimshaw.

Best early opening of the game and it goes the way of the league leaders.

Macauley Southam-Hales' corner is headed back into the six-yard box by Fraser Horsfall, but Tanto Oloafe fires wide on the stretch.

It's a big day for League Two leaders Stockport and they have settled after a strong start from hosts Newport.

Omar Bogle tried to catch out Stockport keeper Ben Hinchliffe with a quickly-taken free-kick.

But the Hatters look to have settled and have forced a couple of quick corners but we await a breakthrough.

A familiar figure to Derby fans is leading the line for Bristol Rovers today.

Chris Martin played over 200 times for the Rams and scored 76 goals. Will he score against his former club at Pride Park?

Quiet start in the nine non-featured games in League Two...not quite the two goals inside five minutes they have at Wrexham.

MK Dons have taken the lead at Salford, Max Dean with the goal after 10 minutes.

Markus Fjortoft
BBC Radio Wiltshire summariser

By the looks of things Swindon won't try to change their plans.

They'll carry on trying to play the ball out from the back.

Very early stages in Gloucestershire, but Oxford goalkeeper James Beadle has already come to his team's rescue with a great save from Aidan Keena's curler.

That would not have been in Des Buckingham's script!

A few gaps in the Pride Park stands, but still a very healthy attendance for League One football. They really love their football in these parts.

Bigger than three of the Premier League games today!

48 teams, 24 games up and down the land. What will be the stories be at teatime?

Let's find out!

• Bradford City, in 19th, host seventh-placed Accrington Stanley, with Bantams boss Graham Alexander still awaiting his first points.

• Grimsby Town have still not won away from home this season, but interim management pair Ben Davies and Shaun Pearson are unbeaten after four games. They host bottom-side Sutton United, who drew with lowly Tranmere last Saturday.

• Barrow, sixth and unbeaten in nine games in all competitions, visit 17th-placed Colchester United.

• MK Dons, improving under Mike Williamson with seven points from four games, visit mid-table Salford City, for whom top scorer Matt Smith is set for his 500th professional appearance.

• Tranmere Rovers, only out of the bottom two on goal-difference, host Gillingham who are fresh from winning their first three points under new head coach Stephen Clemence against Salford last weekend.

• Elsewhere, AFC Wimbledon host second-placed Notts County, Crawley entertain low-scoring Harrogate, Crewe Alexandra welcome Doncaster Rovers and Walsall face bottom side Forest Green Rovers.

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Mansfield boast the last remaining unbeaten record in League Two after 17 matches, and are one of just two sides - with League One leaders Portsmouth - yet to taste defeat this season as December looms large on the horizon.

It’s been founded on League Two’s meanest defence which has shipped a miserly 13 goals in the league this season. Nigel Clough's side have also added goals to their defensive steel in recent weeks, finding the net 10 times in the last four.

The second-placed Stags start the day six points behind leaders Stockport and hunting a sixth straight league win.

You’re never short of goalmouth action when Swindon are playing - at both ends.

Michael Flynn’s side are the joint-second top scorers in League Two with a superb return of 37 goals in 18 games.

But the stat is tempered by one of the division’s most porous defences - only bottom side Sutton, Newport and Colchester have shipped more than their 32 goals.

The 11th-placed Robins will be desperate to end a slump which has seen them lose six of their last nine in the league - picking up just five points in that run.

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Defeat at Accrington last time out was most definitely not in the script for League Two promotion chasers Wrexham.

A subdued afternoon in East Lancashire saw Phil Parkinson’s side lose their 11-match unbeaten run in all competitions.

While the eyes of many these days are on which famous faces will pop up in the director’s box at the Racecourse, on the pitch fourth-placed Wrexham are piling up a formidable home record.

They’ve picked up 20 points from a possible 24 since opening day defeat to AFC Wimbledon, and play Morecambe at an opportune time.

The Shrimps lost manager Derek Adams to the lure of SPFL side Ross County in midweek and John McMahon and former Manchester City midfielder Ged Brannan will take charge of today’s trip.

Morecambe kick off after back-to-back league defeats but have had a fine season so far and sit ninth, two points outside the play-offs with two games in hand on those above them.

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Records could tumble at Rodney Parade this afternoon as leaders Stockport County come to town eyeing a 13th-straight league win.

That number alone may get any superstitious Hatters fans a little jittery, but if they can seal the deal it would set a new fourth-tier record for consecutive wins, having pulled level with Luton’s 2001-02 side by beating Colchester last weekend.

It would also make them the first EFL side to win 13 successive games since Kevin Keegan’s swaggering Newcastle United side in the 1991-92 season, and also move them within one win of the all-time EFL record.

More importantly in boss Dave Challinor’s mind it would be another tick in the box for their promotion push - they sit six points clear at the summit and eight points clear of fourth-placed Wrexham.

Newport’s take on this afternoon’s clash is very different as they seek to improve a sequence of just two wins from their last 12 league outings.

The run has seen The Exiles slide down to 20th, and last weekend’s defeat at high-flying Mansfield left them just five points above the dreaded drop zone.

Only bottom side Sutton have conceded more League Two goals than Newport’s 34. As luck would have it, today they face the division’s most potent attack.