Elliot Lee could have put Doncaster in front here.

Robbie Gotts' cross finds the head of Lee, but he's denied at close range by Bailey Peacock-Farrell.

Blackpool have threatened too, with Niall Ennis firing wide.

Both sides still feeling their way into this one.

Steve Evans has done some great work with Bristol Rovers. They'll be a tough nut to crack today.

Another glimpse of goal for the hosts as a throw finds Owen Moxon who rolls it into the path of Caylan Vickers who thumps a low shot past Sam Walker's upright from just outside the box.

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Stevenage are looking to strengthen their play-off credentials and they've gone in front at home to Wimbledon, courtesy of Jamie Reid's penalty.

And Reading's advantage didn't last all that long against Plymouth, with Alex Mitchell grabbing an equaliser for the visitors.

Rovers have seen the first opening pass them by, with Bromley defending well.

Jack Sparkes fed Ellis Harrison, but his cut back was well cleared.

More pressure from the visitors as Liam Kelly's training-ground corner routine picks out Aaron Collins in the box but his first-time effort is charged down.

It's been what you might call a tentative start from these two sides, both out of nick and trying to haul themselves out of the relegation battle.

Blackpool haven't won any of their last seven away from home, but Rovers have struggled at the Keepmoat Stadium lately. So something should give this afternoon!

Albert Adomah has fired Walsall in front in their first game since sacking Mat Sadler this week. They are beating Crewe.

He pounced on the ball in the area and managed to flick it beyond the goalkeeper.

Bantams defender Curtis Tilt with a big block to turn a shot from Latics forward Callum Wright off target after he worked some space in the box before Antoni Sarcevic clears the subsequent corner at the near post.

Bright start from in-form MK who have seen Ben Wiles see appeals for a penalty under pressure from Jamie Knight-Leberl waved away while Liam Kelly's corner beat everyone and sailed out the other side of the box.

Perfect start for Reading, who are looking to strengthen their play-off push!

Randell Williams has put the Royals in front at home to Plymouth and that would lift them into the top six as it stands.

First goal of the 3pm kick offs in League Two already!

Dominic Ball has put Cambridge ahead against Gillingham. He latched onto a loose ball before smashing home into the top corner.

First sight of goal goes to the visitors as Ethan Wheatley pounces on a loose pass in the Latics half and drives forward only for his angled effort to be well saved by keeper Sam Tickle.

'We're off to Tottenham, you're off to York' is the chant from more than 4,500 Bantams fans behind the goal as they predict their side will be promoted to the Championship while the Latics are bound for League Two.

Spurs really are getting a battering on the League One terraces today...

Whistles sound up and down the land to signal the start of another frantic Saturday afternoon of action.

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Leaders of League Two Bromley host Bristol Rovers looking to maintain their promotion push.

Andy Woodman's men have hit a bit of a wall of late, though, having drawn five of their last six games. Their lead over MK Dons has been cut to two points.

Rovers sit 19th, but with three wins and a draw from their last five league games, could be well placed to cause issues for Bromley.

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You'd struggle to find a better dressed supporter than this Northampton fan today.

The Cobblers will take a win of any fashion in their current predicament at the bottom.

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The big games just keep coming today - what a humdinger this is in League Two.

Swindon are having a bit of a wobble in the promotion race with last Saturday's 2-2 draw with lowly Crawley making it five points from their past five games, however Ian Holloway's men could return to the automatic promotion places with a win.

MK Dons could go top for the first time this season should they claim three points while leaders Bromley fail to beat Bristol Rovers at home.

Paul Warne's side romped to a 5-1 win at Gillingham on Tuesday which made it 38 goals scored in their 18 away games - 10 more than any other side in the division.

It also made it a dozen games unbeaten and they look the team to beat in the promotion race at present.

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Last time these sides met on Boxing Day, it was Doncaster who looked firm favourites for relegation while Blackpool were breezing airily into the realms of mid-table.

But as the business end of the season approaches, the Tangerines have thudded back into the bottom four while Rovers – despite a run of three games without a win – are perched in 18th place.

So congested is the tussle to avoid League Two, though, that Blackpool will leapfrog their hosts if they triumph at Keepmoat Stadium this afternoon.

Their recent away record inspires little confidence, having failed to win any of their last seven games on the road and shipped four goals in both the most recent of those, at Lincoln and Wimbledon.

But Ian Evatt’s side will take heart from the fact that Rovers, who won three of their first four home games after promotion, have since been inconsistent on their own turf and were recently walloped 4-0 by Cardiff before scrambling a 1-1 draw against Luton on Tuesday night.

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With attendances averaging under 10,000 this season, Wigan Athletic are encouraging season ticket holders to bring a friend for free today to 'witness all the drama'.

Sadly most of the drama has seen them battling to avoid dropping to the fourth tier for the first time since 1997.

Bradford have won two on the bounce and will be chasing another three points to bolster their play-off hopes and are unbeaten in their last 12 too against teams from Greater Manchester.