Sam Nombe has broken the deadlock at the New York Stadium as Rotherham have a 1-0 lead over Leyton Orient.

Dara Costelloe will be the most nervous man at the Brick Community Stadium as he sits in the dressing room following his red card.

Wigan in his absence still lead Port Vale by a goal to nil with Maleace Asamoah delivering.

Northampton are now leading Doncaster, Ethan Wheatley's strike in the second minute of the second half squaring matters, and Sam Hoskins scoring from the penalty spot to give the visitors a 2-1 come-from- behind lead.

Stockport County still lead Exeter City in the delayed kick-off at Edgeley Park, Nathan Lowe on target.

Under pressure Blackpool still hold the lead against Wycombe at Bloomfield Road courtesy of Ashley Fletcher.

Andy Cook claxon.

The Bantams forward corrals a cross from Ibou Touray, spins but his shot is denied by Murphy Cooper in the Tykes goal.

Grandstand finish coming up...

Walsall have pulled a goal back to make it 2-1 against Barrow.

The 10-men of Swindon are now 3-0 down at Accrington. Ollie Clarke's red card in the first half has seen the Robins struggle.

It's now Bristol Rovers 0-4 Tranmere. Andy Crosby's side are flying at the Memorial Stadium.

Nathan Trott will surely be man of the match.

The Cardiff keeper has just denied Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan and Charlie Savage in quick succession as the Royals seek a leveller to extend their unbeaten run.

Simon Oxley
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

Another minute ticks by and Jack Wilshere stands chewing his gum with his hands firmly in his pockets.

There is good combination in the build-up from Luton, but no one is there to finish it.

The noise has just gone up another level at Valley Parade.

Andy Cook, on his 35th birthday, is off the bench along with Will Swan for Bradford, with Stephen Humphrys and Calum Kavanagh making way.

Is the script written?

Glenn Morris in the Gillingham goal is being kept very busy indeed. Well you'd expect him to be as his side are down to nine-men.

He pulls off a good save to deny Kieran Green inside the area.

More Mariners pressure as George McEachran's low cross finds Justin Amaluzor but he's unable to get the ball under control.

Nearly an equaliser for Plymouth.

Jamie Paterson clips the ball into goalscorer Lorent Tolaj who manages to get a volley off which Nathan Bishop kicks away.

Argyle deserve parity here but will they get it?

So nearly 2-2.

Half-time sub Will Fish is the Bluebirds hero with a goalline block to deny Paddy Lane's effort after an inviting ball from Jack Marriott.

Somehow Cardiff still lead.

The top two in the table are both trailing. Walsall are now 2-0 down at home against Barrow and Swindon are 1-0 down at Accrington.

A Connor Jennings second-half double has put Tranmere 3-0 up at Bristol Rovers. Tranmere had not won in their past seven games before today.

Alex Gilbey has got his second and MK Dons' third as they lead Crewe 3-0.

Luke Young has his second as Cheltenham lead Newport 2-0 in the huge game at the foot of the table.

So close to a third for Barnsley as Patrick Kelly plays in Adam Phillips who thunders a shot against the underside of the bar.

Kelly manages to get to the loose ball and bring it under his spell but his effort is blocked by the legs of Sam Walker before being scrambled clear.

Humdinger, this.

Substitute Bim Pepple does the hard work breaking forward with purpose but his final ball to the unmarked Bradley Ibrahim is poor, arriving behind him.

The opportunity is lost but Plymouth are pressing.

Matty Sorinola is on for Joe Edwards as Plymouth manager Tom Cleverley looks for a spark.

And there are promising signs for Argyle as Bali Mumba has a low shot saved by Nathan Bishop.

Peter Lloyd
BBC Radio Kent summariser

I think unfortunately as soon as he has made contact with the player, the decision had already been made.

Even with nine men at 1-0 there could still be one chance in this game.

Dear oh dear. Gillingham are down to nine men.

Jonny Williams is given his marching orders for a second bookable offence.

Jamie Paterson and Bim Pepple are on and Law McCabe and Owen Oseni are off as the hosts look for a change in fortune.

Gary Croft
Former Grimsby defender on BBC Radio Humberside

Grimsby really needed that goal, and such a relief to get in front.

We can make Gillingham work now, and we just need to protect the lead.