Half an hour on the clock at Stevenage and still nothing to split these two.

Huddersfield's goal means Reading are pushed out of the top six but they came close to taking a lead here with Lewis Wing's strike needing to be cleared off the line.

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Leyton Orient have taken advantage of their extra man as Demetri Mitchell strikes to put his side in front against 10-man Wycombe Wanderers.

And Huddersfield have broken the deadlock at Home Park thanks to Cameron Humphreys' goal against Plymouth.

Rotherham have responded well to going a goal down.

First, they think they've won a penalty Duncan Watmore takes a tumble in the box but the referee doesn't rule their way.

But then they come again, with Joe Rafferty's nod at the back post coming dangerously close to levelling the score but ultimately heading wide.

Tim Dellor
BBC Berkshire sport editor

Reading are fully aware that a win today gets them well on their way to a late play-off push.

Stevenage are also right in the mix and they also have a game in hand.

The visitors have dominated the opening stages but have yet to convert any of their chances and another opportunity has just gone begging.

Kyreece Lisbie is fed inside and looks to curl one into the top right corner but it drifts just wide.

Good chance for Notts County to take the lead.

A corner is whipped in from the left and finds Alassana Jatta in the middle but the striker heads over.

Crewe are already two goals up at Shrewsbury thanks to a Matthew Cox own goal and Josh March's finish.

Andy Cook has broken the deadlock at Blundell Park to put Grimsby ahead against bottom club Barrow.

And a Ronan Hale penalty has put Gillingham in front against Bristol Rovers at Priestfield.

First corner to the visitors and two chances follow.

First, Jack Payne hits a goalbound shot but it is well blocked and then Jack Tucker strikes the post from outside the box!

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

That is not an own goal for me, it was on target.

Early blow for Bromley.

Defender Jesse Debrah has limped off and has to be replaced by Zech Medley.

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

Sorry but the referee has got to get better, it has been a poor performance from him so far, he has missed a lot.

Reading believe they have earned themselves a penalty as Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan takes to the floor in the box and he's placing blame on the Boro keeper, who dives to smother the ball at the Royals winger's feet.

Ehibhatiomhan's complaints are waved away though. No penalty.

A couple of early goals to bring you in League One...

Wigan lead Exeter in the big game at the bottom end of League One thanks to a Joe Taylor header. Good start for Wigan boss Gary Caldwell who is coming up against his former side.

Will Evans has put Mansfield in front after five minutes against Northampton.

And Wycombe Wanderers are already down to 10-men against Leyton Orient after Taylor Allen is sent off for a foul on Dom Ballard who was the last man.

Rob Staton
BBC Radio Sheffield

Sometimes we say the ground is full but there are a few empty seats, I actually can't see any empty seats here today.

1952 was the last time Lincoln City were promoted to the second tier of English Football.

The first shot of the games comes from... Lincoln's Rob Street.

The striker is inside the box and hungry to take a place at the apex as the side's top scorer this afternoon but Zak Jules puts his body on the line to prevent an early opener.

First big chance goes to the visitors!

Right-back Kane Vincent-Young breaks through but his left-footed strike is denied by Bromley keeper Grant Smith.