Ryan Dickson
Former Plymouth and Southampton defender on BBC Radio Devon

Wycombe seem a lot more experienced in controlling the game, and Argyle don't seem like they have got the personnel to do that.

Wycombe look a threat when they play the direct balls, and the only way Plymouth will get back into this is through pure quality.

Plymouth have got to show more quality than Wycombe, which they haven't so far.

Danny Imray has doubled Blackpool's lead over Rotherham with a powerful low drive, while Jordan Clark has scored from the penalty spot to put Luton 2-0 up against Leyton Orient.

Callum Robinson is back in the City side tonight and back in the action, latching on to Chris WIllock's cross and working space to fire in a low shot which Charlie Goode manages to block in the mixer.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Lincoln have already cut Cardiff's lead at the top of League One in the theoretical 'as it stands' table, but the Bluebirds won't panic.

One of the features of their strong start to this season has been their patience and belief that, whatever setback they might be dealt, their superior quality will win out eventually.

The hosts are continuing to press but Perry Ng's fierce effort on the volley from long range has been blocked in the area while Filip Marschall has gathered a Joel Bagan cross from the left in his goalmouth.

Bolton are still dominating against Mansfield, but haven't been able to find a way through in the opening 20 minutes.

Xavier Simons has just fizzed a long-range effort past the post.

Things going from bad to worse for Tom Cleverley as Owen Oseni has been forced off with injury inside 20 minutes with Bim Pepple coming on for the Greens.

The first goal of the night goes to Barrow, who take the lead at Tranmere thanks to Ben Jackson.

No win in nine for the side from the north west.

A subdued start in our feature game of the night at Stadium MK.

Matt Dennis sending a free-kick well over the bar for Notts County is the only moment of note so far.

Luton - off the back of a handsome win over Wycombe on Boxing Day - lead Leyton Orient 1-0 thanks to Gideon Kodua's eighth-minute goal.

And Blackpool have also hit the front at home against Rotherham - Josh Bowler with the finish.

Will Fish sends a long ball forward which is brought down neatly by Yousef Salech but the City top-scorer can only fire a curling 25-yard effort past the base of Filip Marschall's post.

It's been all Bolton in the early stages, with just under 90% possession for the home side.

Sam Dalby has twice picked up dangerous positions without quite getting on the end of crosses.

Michael Hortin
BBC Radio Lincolnshire commentator

The Barnsley bench are going to very concerned at how easy it has been for Lincoln to win the ball back.

First glimpse of goal at Home Park goes to the visitors as Luke Leahy takes aim from just outside the box after Argyle only half clear their lines but his powerful effort flies well over the bar.

Bright start from the visitors and they so nearly have a goal to show for it.

Harvey White loops in a free-kick which sails over the recalled Nathan Trott in the Bluebirds goal but cannons back out off the crossbar before being scrambled clear.

Ryan Dickson
Former Plymouth and Southampton defender on BBC Radio Devon

Wycombe's form of late has been up and down and Plymouth Argyle can take advantage of that tonight.

If Plymouth can start well and get their noses in front in the first half they could do well.

Away we go... plenty of early blows were landed in our Boxing Day programme, will there be another glut of goals to come in the next few minutes?

Only one way to find out... we're off and running.

One game already under way and 23 more set to kick-off any moment now... don't say we don't spoil you at this time of year.

The final EFL action of 2025 is loading. Strap in.

Interim boss Jamie Smith leads bottom club Port Vale for their trip to third-place Bradford, who could move into the automatic promotion places before the new year.

Rotherham know a win at fellow strugglers Blackpool would take them out of the drop zone, while Exeter - another side in the bottom four - go to Wimbledon.

At the other end of the table, Huddersfield and Stockport will both hope to end 2025 in a play-off spot as they host Northampton and Doncaster, respectively.

Luton - who host Leyton Orient - also have their eyes on the top six, while Burton take on Wigan and Peterborough face Reading in two mid-table clashes.