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Crawley's lead did not last long at Meadow Lane.

Notts County's veteran striker David McGoldrick has used all of his quality and experience to lob the ball over the goalkeeper to make it 1-1.

It is the same scoreline at Morecambe, with Will Evans smashing a rebound in for Newport.

Bradford have now made it 2-0 at Forest Green through Andy Cook.

Portsmouth goalkeeper Will Norris has to make another save from Mark Helm as Burton push for an opener.

Pompey yet to hit the target with a shot despite having far more of the ball.

Charlton have never beaten Cheltenham in four previous league meetings and it is currently 1-1 at The Valley.

Alfie May's penalty responded to Will Goodwin's opener for the visitors, who are second-from-bottom in the table.

Cambridge have lost once in their last seven home league games, but have gone behind to a spot kick scored by Daniel Mandroiu for Lincoln.

The best chance so far has gone to the home side at the Pirelli Stadium.

On-loan Watford winger Kwadwo Baah gets away from Sean Raggott and tests Pompey goalkeeper Will Norris from 20 yards.

Notts County's stuttering form is continuing, with Adam Campbell giving Crawley a surprise lead at Meadow Lane.

On the other hand, Barrow can climb up into the top three tonight and they have made a great start through Ben Whitfield's powerful finish to lead Walsall 1-0.

Crewe are also keeping pace with their promotion rivals, thanks to Courtney Baker-Richardson's strike at bottom side Sutton.

Morecambe are also ahead as they try to bounce back from losing 6-0 at Wrexham on Saturday, with Michael Mellon giving them the lead.

Bradford, who are unbeaten in four league games, have gone in front at Forest Green through Matthew Platt.

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Not too many chances either end but some decent football being played.

A bit of cat and mouse.

The visitors are threatening at the Lamex Stadium.

Hector Kyprianou has an effort blocked and then Joel Randall is not far off target with a volley.

Bolton were threatening, but Oxford come close to scoring as Billy Bodin glances a header just off target.

We have a first goal of the night in League One.

Jordan Jones has slotted the ball in for Wigan, who have never lost against tonight's opponents Fleetwood in the Football League.

The Latics have a big opportunity to put some distance between themselves and the relegation zone.

At this early stage, they are on track to move six points clear.

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Table-topping County quickly into their stride with a move down the right and a teasing ball in from Macauley Southam-Hales.

Kyle Knoyle was waiting to pounce for the home side but Salford got enough numbers back to clear.

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The pattern has been set with Peterborough hogging the ball in these early stages. Probably not going to concern Steve Evans too much at this stage, though.

No concerns for both sides not being able to find team-mates at the Pirelli Stadium.

Burton are bedecked from head to toe in yellow while Portsmouth are in their rather fetching third kit of salmon pink!

The visitors fashion the first opening in Nottinghamshire.

Rob Apter finds Brad Walker at the top of the area but his curling shot is straight at Christy Pym in the Mansfield goal.

No surprise that League One leaders Bolton are unchanged from their 7-0 mauling of Exeter at the weekend.

And an impressive contingent of more than 1,000 fans have followed them down the M6 and M40, hoping for that seventh straight win.

Fans are probably sprinting from their cars or the station to dash through the turnstiles!

Warm-ups are over and we're ready to go at everywhere bar Reading (20:00GMT).

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Last Saturday was pretty much perfect for second-placed Wrexham.

They won 6-0, while Stockport and Mansfield - the teams immediately above and below them in the table respectively - both lost.

Tonight, they are away at Harrogate, who have lost five out of their last six home games in all competitions.

Notts County also suffered defeat at the weekend and would love a home win against Crawley to keep pace with their promotion rivals.

Six wins from eight games have lifted Crewe up to fourth in the table, two places ahead of Notts.

The Alex visit Sutton United at Gander Green Lane, but must be wary of the bottom side, who are unbeaten in four league games.

Milton Keynes have eased their way up the table in the last few weeks with a nice run of form.

Three wins from their last four game have climbed them to 13th - and just three points outside the play-offs.

They will be greedily eyeing up another win tonight at home against lowly Grimsby.

The Mariners have David Artell in charge for the first time tonight.

The former Crewe manager was appointed yesterday and replaces Paul Hurst, who oversaw a run of only one win in 10 games before being sacked in October.

Grimsby are unbeaten in three but sit just two points outside the bottom two.