Blow for Cambridge just before half-time.

Korey Smith has picked up an injury and is replaced by Pelly Mpanzu in the third enforced substitution of the first period.

Half-time and Walsall are a goal to the good at the break thanks to in-form Daniel Kanu's early strike

Nothing to separate these sides at the break.

It has been all action but we're yet to see a moment of quality in front of goal as both of these sides chase an opener in this game.

A big second half to come.

We are into five minutes of additional time at the end of the first half at the Bescot Stadium.

The referee blows for half time and the visitors have the advantage thanks to Chem Campbell's stunner.

As it stands in the live table Stevenage are up to fourth and above Stockport, a big second half is coming up with the result having big implications at the top of the table and chasing pack behind Cardiff City.

Two added minutes before the break here.

We will play a minimum of three minutes added time.

Image source, Shutterstock

A real see-saw affair in South Wales, with Doncaster hitting back to level again at Cardiff - Brandon Hanlan on target with the visitors' second.

It's been a difficult season so far for Plymouth, but they're in front at home to Rotherham through Joe Ralls.

Breakthrough in the Nene derby, where Harry Leonard has given Peterborough the advantage against Northampton, who had Jack Perkins sent off earlier.

Bottom side Port Vale are now level at Luton thanks to Ben Waine, while Leyton Orient have battled back from conceding first to lead 2-1 away to Barnsley, with Oliver O'Neill scoring the O's second.

Cambridge defender Liam Bennett is slid in down the right but hits his shot over the bar when he ought to have done better.

Moments later, Sullay Kaikai fires over once more for the visitors.

Entertaining but goalless this match remains.

Andy Kiwomya
Ex-Bradford forward and head of performance on BBC Radio Leeds

Bradford have put themselves on the front foot and it has just lifted the crowd, you can really hear them now.

The volume has really been turned up now.

Barrow's first game since the sacking of Andy Whing doesn't seem to have prompted a revival just yet - they trail 2-0 at Gillingham with Jack Earing's own goal quickly followed by a second for Aaron Rowe.

A mountain to climb for the visitors and their caretaker boss Neil McDonald.

The day's going much better for Chesterfield - and in particular Lee Bonis, who has doubled his tally for the Spireites as they lead Barnet 2-0.

Bradford midfielder Antoni Sarcevic receives the ball after a long throw and fires an effort at goal but it is just over the bar.

Fine margins.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

Cardiff lead thanks to two very nicely taken goals from Omari Kellyman and Cian Ashford, even if the former did take a deflection on its way in.

Whenever Cardiff have fallen behind this season - and it's not always been plain sailing - they've tended to respond well.

Today's been a case in point. Brian Barry-Murphy's men are full of confidence at the moment.

Image source, Shutterstock

This is more what Cardiff fans have come to expect in recent weeks - the League One leaders have now fought back from behind to lead Doncaster 2-1 through Cian Ashford's fine solo goal.

Meanwhile, Blackpool have halved their deficit at home to Lincoln through a Lee Evans penalty.

Jamie Raynor
BBC Radio Leeds' Bradford City commentator

Bradford have had their moments in this game, but Reading are having more of the ball at the moment.

Bradford haven't looked that convincing in the early stages.

Second enforced change for the home side in the first half!

Laurence Maguire, who was booked early on, can't continue and on in his place is Aaron Nemane.

Reading threaten Bradford's back-line on the break.

Kelvin Abrefa sends in a dangerous cross which is cleared but only as far as Charlie Savage who hits it on the half-volley but his attempt is off target.

Shrewsbury haven't led their heads drop since they conceded early on and Anthony Scully cracks a shot with his left foot for the visitors but it is well blocked.

Cardiff are back on track at home to Doncaster, with Omari Kellyman grabbing their equaliser.

Meanwhile, Bolton are behind at home to Exeter, with Jack Aitchison on target for the Grecians, and Dominic Ballard's penalty has levelled matters for Leyton Orient at Barnsley.

Lower down the table, Port Vale's hopes of ending their losing run today are being dented at Kenilworth Road, where Cohen Bramall has put Luton ahead.