• Gary Caldwell will be a happy man at the break as his Wigan side lead his former club Exeter 1-0.
• Huddersfield are a goal to the good against play-off rivals Plymouth thanks to Cameron Humphreys' goal at Home Park.
• Demetri Mitchell's goal has Leyton Orient leading the 10-men of Wycombe after Taylor Allen saw red.
• Bottom side Port Vale lead Bolton through George Hall.
• Will Evans' early goal has Mansfield in front against Northampton.
• Burton lead Bradford 1-0. Alex Hartridge with the goal at the Pirelli Stadium.
• Ryan Johnson's goal has AFC Wimbledon leading Peterborough.
• No goals in Barnsley v Doncaster and Stevenage v Reading.

• Notts County and Cheltenham are providing plenty of entertainment, sharing four goals equally at the break, with Isaac Hutchinson grabbing both for the Robins
• Crewe were 2-0 up after only eight minutes and that's how it has stayed away at Shrewsbury
• Grimsby are two goals to the good against bottom side Barrow
• Gillingham haven't been in great form of late but they lead Bristol Rovers 1-0
• Newport are halfway to a significant three points as they seek to move away from the drop zone, they lead Walsall 1-0
• Leaders Bromley are goalless at home to Colchester
• Four other games are also locked at 0-0

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

No goals, not a classic, but plenty of talking points.

I was convinced there should have been a Reading penalty, I think the referee has been very poor in this first half.

It looked as if that will be Randell Williams last involvement this season too which is worrying for the Royals.

All even at the break at Stevenage, much to the pleasure of Huddersfield fans further south.

Lewis Wing had an effort cleared off the line for Reading before Jordan Roberts called Royals keeper Joel Pereira into action in added time.

But only the one attempt on target from each side in a scrappy first-half to see the Terriers capitalising for a place in the top six down at Plymouth as things stand.

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

Reading are having a decent spell of possession here at the end of the first half.

Half-time and it remains goalless at Hayes Lane.

Bromley had goalkeeper Grant Smith, and the frame of their own goal, to thank for it remaining level as Colchester's Jack Tucker hit the post early on.

Before the break, the Ravens were unlucky not to grab the opener though, when midfielder Ashley Charles crashed the bar from close range.

A decent 0-0, this.

An excellent Lincoln City performance gives the league leaders a monstrous 3-0 lead at the break.

Reeco Hackett's effort at goal bounds off Millers stopper Ted Cann to open the scoring with a messy own goal but it wasn't long before a Lincoln player also found themselves on the scoresheet.

Hackett then provided the goods once more by threading through a pass to Ben House, who nestles his strike into the net before Hackett finally found a goal of his own.

A harsh start for new Rotherham boss Lee Clark. He'll have a job to do in that half-time talk.

Deadlock broken at Vale Park and it's the home side who have taken the lead. George Hall with the goal for Port Vale who lead Bolton.

Burton are in front against Bradford thanks to Alex Hartridge's goal.

And Ryan Johnson has put AFC Wimbledon ahead against Peterborough.

Barnsley v Doncaster and Stevenage v Reading are the only games yet to see any goals.

Half-time and a superb half in Nottingham comes to an end as we remain level.

Cheltenham broke the deadlock in the tenth minute when Isaac Hutchinson fired home a Josh Davison pull-back.

County levelled six minutes later when Jodi Jones diverted in Matt Palmer's strike before Palmer got himself on the scoresheet, firing home a bullet from 20 yards into the top corner.

The Robins didn't lie down, however, and Hutchinson grabbed his second of the game, turning home unmarked from close range.

Bromley go so close!

Ashley Charles beats Matt Macey all ends up but his effort smacks the bar and the ball goes away to safety.

It remains goalless just before the break.

Big goal for Newport as Harrison Biggins taps home to put the Exiles in front at Walsall.

And Kieran Green has doubled Grimsby's lead over Barrow.

Accrington v Chesterfield, Bromley v Colchester, Fleetwood v Crawley, Oldham v Harrogate and Tranmere v Swindon are all goalless.

Six added minutes to play in this one.

Will we see the deadlock broken?

Jack Moylan comes close to a third for Lincoln.

Ryley Towler evades the Rotherham defender and feeds Moylan, who fires but it just rolls wide of the goal.

He was inches away from pretty much sewing this contest up.

Chances at both ends.

First, for the visitors, Jaden Williams gets a shot off inside the Bromley box but can't direct his effort on target.

Then at the other end, Colchester keeper Matt Macey is equal to a header from Nicke Kabamba, and makes a fingertip save to turn the ball around the post.

Reading seem to be have a spell of bad luck.

Already they have lost Randell Williams to injury to be replaced by Paddy Lane and now Jeriel Dorsett is down receiving treatment.

Luckily, the defender is okay to continue.

Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield

This could get very messy for Rotherham if they are not careful.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

No chance for McCann in Rotherham's goal.

I just feel like this Lincoln team can go and score as many as they want this afternoon now, two teams and clubs going in polar opposite directions currently.

There is just an intensity currently that Rotherham just cannot deal with.