Fleetwood are almost halfway to a very important three points at Bristol Rovers.

The Gas threatened an equaliser shortly after Ronan Coughlan's opener, but substitute Luke Thomas was thwarted by visiting goalkeeper Jay Lynch.

Graham Kirk
BBC Radio Devon reporter

Peterborough have certainly looked more dangerous out wide and in the box.

Their centre-backs look particularly comfortable on the ball and Exeter haven't really threatened.

It's a learning game for Sonny Cox.

Stevenage are still pressing for the opening goal against Reading and they've come close to taking the lead through Jamie Reid, who has hit the post with a close-range effort as half-time approaches.

Orient threaten again.

Tom James is found in space 20 yards out.

He rolls the ball across his body to open up the chance on his left foot.

It's a crisp strike towards the bottom-right corner but Connor Ripley dives across to make a smart save.

In one of the least "out there" predictions of the season, a team that we think we'll be seeing in the EFL next term is Chesterfield, who are leading 1-0 at Dagenham and Redbridge in the National League this evening.

A win will take Paul Cook's side 22 points clear at the top of the table.

TWENTY-TWO.

Mick Gooding
Ex-Reading player/manager on BBC Radio Berkshire

Reading just need a spell of keeping the ball - not like that, though; they've just given the ball away.

They've been defending, defending, defending.

Stevenage goalkeeper Craig MacGillivray has found the conditions difficult for kicking during this half.

Posh have been on top and now they have a golden chance to take the lead as Ephron Mason-Clark is brought down just inside the penalty area down the left.

Ethan Chislett has curled a free-kick just wide in the home side's most hopeful moment so far.

But Connor Ripley is called into action again at the other end to keep out efforts from Shaq Forde.

First one he should keep out from a tight angle and then a better chance after a run down the right. Well beaten away.

Adam Yates
Former Vale defender on BBC Radio Stoke

There are two or three tackles that Port Vale have pulled out of in the last few minutes.

Ryan Loft gives the ball away with a sloppy pass and Shaq Forde is denied by a decent Connor Ripley save.

Orient are just starting to turn up the pressure. The Port Vale defence is dropping deep and inviting pressure, which is worrying this early on.

Reading's Charlie Savage channels his dad Robbie circa 2002 - he has been booked against Stevenage for a challenge in midfield.

The groundstaff have tried their best at the Abbey Stadium but the amount of water that has fallen in the last 20 minutes has been overwhelming.

The pitch is totally saturated and the match has been abandoned.

Bolton had the chance to go second tonight but the weather has denied them.

Graham Kirk
BBC Radio Devon reporter

Image source, Rex Features

Exeter have been outplayed in terms of what the teams have done in possession.

Tom Carroll wastes a chance to send in a cross on the counter-attack following a Peterborough corner. Why did he hit it with the outside of his boot?

He's better than that. He's been at some big clubs, has Tom.

Exeter aren't testing Peterborough, although they have given them some things to think about.

Joel Randall has the ball in the net for the visitors - but the offside flag has gone up to save Exeter.

Earlier, Randall tried his luck from a tight angle and forced Viljami Sinisalo into a sharp near-post save for Exeter.

Jack Dearden
BBC Radio Manchester

Image source, Rex Features

I don't want to be doom-laden about this but the weather has deteriorated massively since the game started.

It's not looking good at all here. There are puddles on the pitch.

The main reason why I don't think the game will resume is because it isn't getting any better.

Stevenage definitely on top in the early stages at Lamex Stadium.

Jake Forster-Caskey and Dan Sweeney have both had chances for the hosts, who will climb to fifth if they win against lowly Reading.

First effort of the night goes to the visitors as Theo Archibald finds space just outside the penalty area and lets fly with a shot.

Comfortable enough for Connor Ripley in the Vale goal.

An early warning for the managerless hosts.

The weather is no better at Bristol Rovers' Memorial Stadium, really. The rain is lashing down and puddles are forming on the touchline areas.

Image source, Rex Features

So the game between Cambridge and Bolton is on hold and we await further news about whether the match will resume.

Before kick-off, we had the strange sight of a fairly large hole being filled by two ground staff.

"Where did that hole come from? We're looking into it..."

Bad jokes aside, the prospect of any further play looks fairly remote unless the persistent rain relents.