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Loanee Joe Taylor has the first for Lincoln at Barnsley.

Fellow Premier League loanee Nigel Lonwijk has scored a screamer for Wycombe at Reading.

Whilst former Premier League striker Elias Kachunga has scored for Cambridge at home to Northampton.

Good game at St James Park so far.

Grecians skipper Pierce Sweeney then delivers after a short corner which Ryan Woods tees up for Jack Aitchison, who has a go from the edge of the box.

Keeper Joel Coleman fumbles his effort, but is relieved to to regather the ball.

You'd think the Shrimps would have awoken the Dragons after that early goal but it's Morecambe who are pressing the double their advantage.

First Jordan Slew's cross evaded everyone Max Melbourne's angled strike deflecting past the post.

Brett Ormerod
Former Blackpool and Preston striker on BBC Radio Lancashire

It's been a pretty even game so far, with only one slight chance. You can tell this won't be a goal-fest.

Both sets of players seem to be erring on the side of caution.

Bradford's Tyreik Wright's first goal of his City second coming as he hammers past Radek Vitek in the Accrington net.

Matt Smith (who else?!) also has the opener for Salford at MK Dons.

An open start at Bloomfield Road, but no clear chances just yet.

Hayden Coulson picks up on a loose Portsmouth touch and advances into the box, but he drags his effort well wide of the target.

Mansfield are very keen to get back to winning ways after the midweek home loss to MK Dons. Lucas Akins has one for the afternoon and 13 for the season, this was nearly another, collecting a pass from Stephen Quinn and thumping the upright from close range.

Pat Baldwin
Former Exeter City defender on BBC Radio Devon

The chances Bolton have had are a huge reminder that Exeter need to keep their discipline.

The away side are closing down with intent, and look both comfortable and confident on the ball.

City need to maintain concentration. This was never going to be easy.

Bolton go within a whisker of the lead.

Aaron Collins sends in a looping effort from the edge of the area which beats City keeper Viljami Sinisalo, but it comes off the bar and away.

First goal in League One comes from Shrewsbury's Dan Udoh at Port Vale.

Town whip it in after a corner and he is there at the back post to turn it home.

Three goals inside five minutes in the fourth tier before one in the third.

After the Morecambe and Mansfield goals my colleagues have reported, comes one for Tranmere Rovers, Regan Hendry after four minutes.

Good start for Tranmere against their higher-placed opponents Gillingham.

So close to a second inside 10 minutes. This time it's 17-goal Davis Keillor-Dunn who comes close, only for his curling long-range effort to be denied by a flying save round the post from Swindon stopper Jack Bycroft.

Exeter may be at the wrong end of the table, but they get the first sight of goal against the promotion chasers.

Luke Harris sends in a low shot from the left, but it's straight at Trotters keeper Joel Coleman in the Bolton goal.

Bad news for Bolton early on.

The Trotters are forced into an early change here as Victor Adeboyejo goes down and has to be replaced by Jon Dadi Bodvarsson up front.

A quirky stat this but here goes.

Portsmouth have either kept a clean sheet (nine times) or conceded exactly two goals (four times) in their last 13 away league games.

John Mousinho’s side have kept a clean sheet in four of their last five matches on the road.

Pat Baldwin
Former Exeter City defender on BBC Radio Devon

Defensively Exeter are packing the numbers behind the ball. You can tell they've been doing work on their shape, and will try to force Bolton wide.

The key will be to prevent those through-balls.

The tension has built to a crescendo and the time has come to get the ball rolling. Literally.

So let's go!