Pompey have been under the pump, but go close to the opener.

Abu Kamara's free-kick on the right-hand side curls towards the top corner, but the ball is tipped over by Royals keeper David Button.

Good game here despite the scoreline.

Reading again on the front foot and causing a few problems for Pompey.

Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan finds Paul Mukairu in the box - he's been busy - who flicks the ball over the bar from just a few yards out.

Reading have a dreadful record at Fratton Park, but look in the mood today.

Things haven't started well for bottom side Carlisle. Sullay Kaikai has given Cambridge the lead up in Cumbria.

Patrick Brough has popped up to give Northampton the lead at home to Bristol Rovers.

Not much to shout out about elsewhere right now...

The Rams have a penalty shout but nothing doing.

Ryan Nyambe stands up a cross which is just headed away from the oncoming Tom Barkhuizen.

Callum Elder then tries to connect at the back post and feels he is held, but the referee waves it away.

It's been all Reading early on, but the leaders looking to be wake up.

The ball falls to Colby Bishop on the edge of the box whose low effort brings a save from David Button.

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Little to report so far at Prenton Park, where both Tranmere and Stockport are looking to bounce back from midweek defeats.

League leaders County haven't had too many blanks in front of goal lately, though - and Rovers' home game against Morecambe the other night involved five of them, so plenty of cause for optimism!

You may be wondering what's happening at Bolton.

The answer? Nothing much.

Neither side to create a shot on goal in the opening 15 minutes. A slow burner as they say.

Boro on the front foot at the second-placed Rams.

Carl Piergianni does well to keep the ball alive in the Derby box, before leading scorer Jamie Reid heads just wide while off balance.

Steve Evans will be chuffed with this start.

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The visitors have started well and forced the first save of the match as Femi Azeez drives forward and hits a low shot which Will Norris gets down to save.

Paul Mukairu's follow-up is tame and straight into the keeper's arms.

Harvey Knibbs then rolls the ball to Lewis Wing whose curling effort is comfortably dealt with by Norris

Mansfield racked up nine goals the other night, but they haven't really threatened to open their account at the Bescot Stadium so far.

It's Walsall who went closest to breaking the deadlock, with Jack Earing having a pop from the edge of the box but it's dealt with by Stags stopper Christy Pym.

Double delight for Doncaster at Blundell Park! Early goals by Luke Molyneaux and Joe Ironside have put Grant McCann's side in control against fellow strugglers Grimsby.

MK Dons have also hit two inside the first 10 minutes. Stephen Wearne has got both of them and there is alright daylight between MK and Swindon.

It's been a pretty hectic start at Fratton Park with both sides lacking a little composure.

More threat from Reading as Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan's cut-back into the box is cleared by Conor Shaughnessy.

Not much to report at Pride Park as yet.

But it's Stevenage who win the first corner as a lofted Jordan Roberts cross is forced behind.

But the hosts deal with Jake Forster-Caskey's delivery.

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BBC Final Score at Stok Racecourse

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For both Wrexham and Notts County, this was their tie of last season… and it ended up being a defining result here at the Racecourse.

Who remembers that Ben Foster penalty save that pretty much secured the National League for the Dragons?

It feels like that the fixture doesn't carry the same same prestige this time around… but fans are looking forward to watching two good footballing teams go head to head.

Plenty of goals and drama in this fixture last season - what will we get today?

Notts County have the first sniff of goal at the Racecourse Ground as Dan Crowley picks out Macaulay Langstaff, whose header is kept out by Wrexham keeper Arthur Okonkwo.

It seems like nearly two thirds of the League Two table are still harbouring hopes of promotion come May, with just eight points separating Notts County in seventh and Swindon in 17th.

At the very top of the tree though it's Crewe chasing the top two hardest, having moved into the automatic promotion spots in midweek with a 3-1 win at leaders Stockport. Top of the form table, Lee Bell's side face Harrogate today, who will want to have moved on from their 9-2 loss at Mansfield on Tuesday as quickly as possible.

Gillingham may have the worst attack in the division, but that hasn't stopped them making a move for the play-offs. Level on points with Notts County and Harrogate, they could leapfrog them both with a win over Newport - second in the form table - in Wales.

Next in the queue are Wimbledon. Both the Dons and opponents Morecambe could also end the day inside the top seven.

Barrow's form on the other hand has taken a turn in recent weeks, and their push for the top three is starting to fade. No easy task today either, as they travel to Salford - still unbeaten under new boss Karl Robinson.

Sixth-placed MK Dons would prefer to look up than down, and could move ahead of Barrow if they can see of Swindon at the County Ground. Robins interim manager Gavin Gunning is unbeaten in four, though.

At the other end of proceedings, Forest Green will look to make it back-to-back wins after their first victory in 16 last time out away at Crawley. Rock bottom Sutton have won just four games all season, but one of those was against today's opposition Bradford.

There should be goals at Grimsby, as they host Doncaster. Blundell Park has seen the net bulge 24 times in its last four matches. Both of those sides are still looking nervously over their shoulder for the time being, so maybe they will both throw caution to the wind this afternoon.

Danny Cowley's unbeaten start to life as Colchester boss ended in the week, but he'll look to get back to winning ways at home to Accrington, another side who will fancy themselves for that final play-off spot.

Everywhere you look in League Two, there's a storyline to grab your attention. Love it!

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Got your breath back yet, Mansfield fans?

After Tuesday’s avalanche of goals at Field Mill, when the Stags equalled their all-time record victory by hammering Harrogate 9-2, Nigel Clough’s men are now peering right over the shoulders of Stockport.

They go in search of a fourth straight win this afternoon at the Bescot Stadium, which – should County drop points at Tranmere – will be enough to propel Mansfield above them into top spot.

Opponents Walsall have not tasted victory in their last five games, although they had gone three months undefeated on home turf until Newport triumphed 3-0 there last weekend.

The Saddlers led at Crawley in midweek through Isaac Hutchinson’s first-half penalty, but ultimately had to settle for a 1-1 draw.