Despite being down a man after Dara Costelloe's red mist in the first half, Wigan have taken the lead against Port Vale through Maleace Asamoah.

Northampton have drawn level with Doncaster, Ethan Wheatley's strike in the second minute of the second half squaring matters.

Stockport County still lead Exeter City in the delayed kick off at Edgeley Park, and Blackpool still hold the lead against Wycombe at Bloomfield Road courtesy of Ashley Fletcher.

Rotherham and Leyton Orient are locked in a stalemate at 0-0.

Grimsby striker Jaze Kabia is fouled in the box and ref points straight to the spot.

Nathan Trott to the rescue for Cardiff again as Matt Ritchie drives infield and fires in a low shot which Trott gets down well to his near post to tip around the upright.

He then adds some gloss by coming off his line to claim the high corner too.

Bradford have begun the second half as they ended the first as Stephen Humphrys drives forward before sliding it right for Josh Neufville who fires in a rising shot which flies over Murphy Cooper's crossbar.

Jaze Kabia has put the ball in the net for Grimsby but the linesman has his flag up.

And just after Gillingham keeper Glenn Morris pulls off a good save with his legs to deny George McEachran.

The Mariners are piling on the pressure against 10-man Gills.

Gary Croft
Former Grimsby defender on BBC Radio Humberside

It is going the way we expected, it is all going Gillingham's way.

It is just a case now of something dropping for one of the Grimsby players.

The Stags go on the hunt for a second early in the second half but Tyler Roberts' angled effort clips the crossbar of Josh Keeley on its way over the top.

Riley Harbottle is on for Patrick Bauer as Wimbledon make a change at the break.

So close to a second for Reading, and a seventh in as many games for Jack Marriott, who is thwarted by Nathan Trott when clean through after beating the offside trap.

If not for Trott, the Royals might be out of sight.

Gabriel Osho was hooked at half-time by Brian Barry-Murphy, by the way, with Will Fish coming on in his stead.

Shortest half-time ever, but we are already under way in the second half of some of our games.

Exeter v Stockport was delayed by 15 minutes due to travel disruption, remember.

League leaders Walsall trail Barrow at home. Elliot Newby with the goal there, while second in the table Swindon are also goal down at Accrington.

Colchester come from behind to lead Harrogate 3-1 after a Harry Anderson hat-trick, and Tranmere are 1-0 up at Bristol Rovers thanks to Nathan Smith.

MK Dons lead Crewe 2-0 through Will Collar and Alex Gilbey, while it's 1-1 in the game between Chesterfield and Fleetwood.

Cheltenham lead Newport 1-0 in the big game at the bottom of the table.

Barnet v Notts County is goalless as is the other basement battle between Shrewsbury and Crawley.

All square at the break at Home Park after Lorent Tolaj's early strike was cancelled out with a 44th-minute leveller from Omar Bugiel.

Blackpool have taken the lead in the shadow of half-time with Ashley Fletcher putting the Tangerines in front against Wycombe.

Ben Close's 36th-minute strike has given Doncaster a half-time advantage over Northampton.

Rotherham and Leyton Orient are locked in a stalemate at 0-0 at the break, and Wigan are level but a man down against Port Vale after Dara Costelloe was given his marching orders for violent conduct on 44 minutes.

Stockport County are a goal to the good at Edgeley Park over Exeter City in the late kick-off with Nathan Lowe on the mark for Dave Challinor's promotion hopefuls.

Phew.

Bradford sit top of the table as things stand as Antoni Sarvevic's early tap-in and Stephen Humphry's neat finish into the corner from a set-piece came either side of Reyes Cleary's outrageous and audacious 60-yard strike from his own half.

You really need to see it, it puts David Beckham to shame. Further out, higher, keeper closer, sails just under the bar, infront of a raucous away end. Football heritage.

A derby which is living up to the billing.

City eyeing an eighth straight home win.

No goals at Blundell Park in a first half in which Gillingham defender Remeao Hutton was shown a straight red card for a foul on Jaze Kabia.

Grimsby have been on top but 10-man Gills have kept them out for 45 minutes.