Victor Adeboyejo takes a tumble in the Reading area and there are appeals for a penalty.

Referee Tom Parsons is unimpressed.

On we go.

Barrow goalkeeper Wyll Stanway was a transfer target for Bristol Rovers in January - until new manager Steve Evans went cold on the deal.

So maybe a point to prove perhaps for Stanway tonight and he’s already been called into a couple of saves.

First to tip Kofi Balmer‘s shot over the bar and then to keep out a header from Alfie Kilgour.

Early opportunity goes to the hosts.

Back in the team, Glenn Middleton hits a left footed strike inside the box but the ball is superbly tipped over by Luton keeper Josh Keeley.

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BBC Radio Devon

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Very quick from Lincoln, their counter attack is very fast.

They certainly need to be particularly fit to play this way!

Cardiff scythe their way through Barnsley in search of a second.

Calum Scanlon is set free down the left and his cross is met by Oliie Tanner at the far post but his shot bounces wide.

The home side are all over the shop.

A corner from the right by Ronan Curtis isn't properly dealt with by Latics keeper Sam Tickle and the ball drops to left-back Jack MacKenzie but he is unable to hook his right-footed volley on target from inside the area.

Warning signs for Wigan here.

A long throw from the Stevenage right almost allows Jamie Reid a sight at goal but he can not hook his effort with sufficient power and the ball is collected by O's keeper Will Dennis.

Moments later, Saxon Earley's low cross in is diverted wide by Matt Phillips.

Decent start by Stevenage, however.

Pretty incessant early Lincoln pressure with Exeter doing just about enough.

Joe Whitworth is yet to best tested in the home goal but a couple of shots have flashed over his crossbar.

A good digged-out cross from Joe Edwards finds Argyle's Bim Pepple at the back stick but the striker is on the stretch and unable to direct his effort on target.

A decent start from both sides.

Reading's Kamari Doyle has had an effort blocked while the home side have had a Victor Adeboyejo shot across the face of goal.

This might keep us warm on a chilly old evening at Field Mill.

Plymouth are in their changed strip of white shirts and beige shorts this evening.

They earn the first corner of the match through skipper Joe Edwards but Wigan keeper Sam Tickle claims confidently.

Chris Todd
Former Exeter City defender on BBC Radio Devon

Lincoln are piling on the pressure in the pouring rain here, not the nicest of conditions.

They are really on top, Exeter need to pick it up and get a foothold in the game, get some possession and get into this game.

Barnsley goalkeeper Owen Goodman is almost caught out.

He dwells on the ball too long and his clearance is charged down by Omari Kellyman and the home 'keeper is relieved to see the ball bounce wide.

A corner from the right is played short by Leyton Orient and eventually captain Will Forrester gets his head on the end of a cross from the left but it is well caught by Stevenage keeper Filip Marschall.

Mansfield are without Kyle Noyle and Tyler Roberts tonight while Rhys Oates is on the bench.

Elliott Hewitt, Will Evans and Victor Adeboyejo start.

Reading have included Finley Burns and Ryan Nyambe with Derrick Williams missing and Andy Yiadom among the substitutes.

Doncaster make two changes from the side that lost at Plymouth on Saturday as Jamie Sterry and Glenn Middleton return.

Luton gaffer Jack Wilshere meanwhile names Nahki Wells in his starting eleven, one of four alterations from Saturday's starters in the defeat by Reading.

Wells comes into replace Devante Cole up top while Hakeem Odoffin, Davy van den Berg and Liam Walsh also come in.

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There are three changes from the Wigan side that started the draw at Blackpool on Saturday.

Luke Robinson, Matt Smith and Callum McManaman come in for Llyton Chapman, Raphael Borges Rodrigues and Callum Wright - who is ineligible to play against his parent club.

Argyle boss Tom Cleverley makes two changes from the side that beat Rotherham as Herbie Kane and Owen Dale come in for Wes Harding and Matty Sorinola.

Scott Banks and Jonathan Bland are starting for Barnsley tonight with Reyes Cleary and Adam Phillips dropping to the bench.

There are five changes for Cardiff from Saturday's defeat by Lincoln with Calum Chambers, Perry Ng, Dylan Lawlor, Calum Scanlon and Chris Willock starting.

Joel Bagan, Will Fish, Ronan Kpakio and Joel Colwill are on the bench but Gabriel Osho is missing.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, Stevenage boss Alex Revell names an unchanged side from the one that started the 1-0 victory at Burton Albion at the weekend.

Conversely, Leyton Orient head coach Richie Wellens rolls the changes - there are five from the team that started the defeat by Bradford City three days ago.

Tom James, Jack Simpson, Demetri Mitchell, Azeem Abdulai and Charlie Wellens all return to the eleven.